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<H2>int <A HREF="#DOC.DOCU">v24SetParameters</A></H2><H2>( v24_port_t* port, int Baudrate,<BR> int Datasize, int Parity )</H2><BLOCKQUOTE>setup the communication parameters.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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<BLOCKQUOTE>After a serial device is opened, the user have to setup the communication
parameter. The parameter <TT>port</TT> references the handle of the opened
device. With <TT>Baudrate</TT>, the speed can be set as bitrate (bits per
second). Use the <TT>__EZV24_BAUDRATE</TT> values as parameter. The size of a
transmitted data byte can be passed as <TT>__EZV24_DATASIZE</TT> value to
<TT>Datasize</TT>. The last parameter <TT>Parity</TT> defines the parity checking. The
possible values are defined in <TT>__EZV24_PARITY_FLAGS</TT>.
<P>The number of stop bits is set to <TT>1</TT>. If you need <TT>2</TT> stop bits, you have
to call <!1><A HREF="v24SetStopbits.html">v24SetStopbits</A>.
<P>The values returned are: <TT>V24_E_ILLHANDLE</TT>, <TT>V24_E_ILLBAUD</TT>,
<TT>V24_E_ILLDATASZ</TT>, <TT>V24_E_ILLPARITY</TT> and <TT>V24_E_OK</TT>.
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<DL><DT><DT><B>Parameters:</B><DD><B>port</B> - pointer to handle of the opened port.
<BR><B>Baudrate</B> - a <TT>V24_*</TT> constant representing the <EM>baudrate</EM>.
<BR><B>Datasize</B> - a <TT>V24_*</TT> constant representing the size of a data byte.
<BR><B>Parity</B> - a <TT>V24_*</TT> constant representing the parity check mode.
<BR><DT><B>Returns:</B><DD> (int) the <TT>V24_*</TT> error code.
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