Sets and reports the terminal options for a TTY configuration of the 128-port asynchronous subsystem.
stty-cxma [ -a ] [ -g ] [ Option(s) ] [ ttyName ]
If no flags or options are specified, the stty-cxma command reports all 128-port special driver settings and modem signals, as well as all standard parameters reported by the stty command for the tty device that is the current standard input.
The ttyName parameter can be specified to set or report options for a tty device for other than the standard input. The ttyName parameter can be a simple tty name, such as tty0, or can be prefixed by /dev/, such as /dev/tty0. This option may be used on a modem control line when no carrier is present.
Further options can be specified to change flow control settings, set transparent print options, force modem control lines, and display all tty settings. Unrecognized options are passed to the stty command for interpretation.
-a | Writes all the unique 128-port settings as well as all the standard tty settings reported by stty -a to standard output. |
-g | Writes option settings to standard output in a form usable by another stty command. |
The following options specify transient actions to be performed immediately:
break | Sends a 250 MS break signal out on the tty line. |
flush | Discards tty input and output immediately. |
flushin | Discards tty input only. |
flushout | Discards tty output only. |
The actions specified by the following options are in effect until the device is closed. The next time the device is opened, default values are used.
stty-cxma -a tty0
stty-cxma altpin tty3
This command interchanges the location of the DSR and DCD inputs on the modular connector.
/usr/ebin/tty/stty-cxma | Contains the stty-cxma command. |
The stty command.