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#N canvas 0 31 907 514 10;
#X msg 202 243 getlines;
#X msg 201 169 setlines RTS 0;
#X msg 201 187 setlines RTS 1;
#X msg 24 213 start;
#X msg 24 195 stop;
#X msg 515 231 vtime 0 20;
#X msg 515 212 setlocal 0;
#X msg 515 193 setcontrol 0 CS8 CLOCAL CREAD;
#X msg 201 224 setlines DTR 1;
#X msg 201 206 setlines DTR 0;
#X text 12 489 (C) 2000 Guenter Geiger;
#X text 32 22 serialin reads from a Unix serial device. There are several
ways how serial devices can be setup \, and serialin provides access
to these serial device settings. This makes it possible to interpret
the data stream from a serial device either within pd itself \, or
via a specially written external for the device attached to the serial
port (see serial_bird and serial_ms).;
#X msg 516 431 79 \, 75 \, 13;
#X msg 517 451 OK \, 13;
#X text 201 138 setlines set the serial port;
#X text 199 151 lines (only acces to RTS and DTR is provided;
#X text 23 153 start/stop;
#X text 23 165 reading characters;
#X text 23 177 from the device;
#X text 510 69 setinput \, setcontrol \, setlocal \, vtime provide
access to the termios status bits of the serial device. This is lowlevel
configuration and is sometimes necessary.;
#X text 512 296 set the baudrate;
#X msg 514 348 makeraw;
#X text 513 330 configure the device as "raw";
#X text 511 110 If a 0 is prepended to the flags \, the flags are reset
before any bits are switched. All other commands set the corresponding
bits to either 1 (e.g. CLOCAL) or 0 (!CLOCAL).;
#X msg 516 250 listflags;
#X msg 716 210 setinput list;
#X text 511 151 the "list flag" lists all available flags.;
#X text 514 412 data can be sent as symbols or as ASCII character code
;
#X msg 716 230 setcontrol list;
#X msg 717 191 setlocal list;
#X msg 514 175 setinput 0 IXOFF;
#X floatatom 590 314 0 0 0 0 - - -;
#X msg 513 313 speed \$1;
#X obj 24 455 print;
#X floatatom 62 243 0 0 0 0 - - -;
#X msg 73 277 send c;
#X obj 24 429 serialctl /dev/ttyS0;
#X connect 31 0 32 0;
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