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  MVME335(7)          (Board Software Extension)         MVME335(7)



  NAME
       mvme335 - MVME035/335 Serial Port Driver

  DESCRIPTION
       The mvme335(7) driver supports the MVME335 Serial And
       Parallel I/O Module. The driver provides support for
       asynchronous serial communication devices. The maximum
       configuration consists of two MVME335 controllers, each
       configured with four serial ports. Each line attached to an
       MVME335 behaves as described in termio(7).  The line speed
       of each device can be changed under software control (output
       speed = input speed). Baud rates 50 and 200 are not
       implemented.  The baud rate EXTA defines the baud rate
       19200.

       The number of data bits (5, 6, 7, or 8), parity (even, odd,
       or no) and the number of stop bits( 1 or 2) are also
       software selectable (refer to stty(1)).

       Additional ioctl(2) calls are implemented to enable hardware
       handshake for the receiver and transmitter using the RTS/CTS
       lines.

       The ioctl(2) system calls use the following form:

        #include <sys/mvme331.h> ioctl(fildes, command, arg)

       Three additional commands are available:

       MSETHWHAND
                 Set hardware handshake.  Arg is a null pointer.
                 The start/stop input control must be enabled by
                 setting the IXOFF bit.  Refer to termio(7).

       MCLEARHWHAND
                 Reset hardware handshake.  Arg is a null pointer.

       MGETHWHAND
                 Request hardware handshake status.  Arg is a
                 pointer to an integer.  If the returned value is


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  MVME335(7)          (Board Software Extension)         MVME335(7)



                 1, hardware handshake is enabled; if it is 0,
                 hardware handshake is disabled.

  FILES
       /dev/tty0[0123]

  SEE ALSO
       lp335(7), stty(7), termio(7).
       ioctl(2), tty(4) in the Programmer's Reference Manual.
       Appendix A of the System Administrator's Guide.
































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