# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # # Studercomm.conf # # Configuration file for studercomm.pl. # Lines beginning with a hash (#) are comments. These lines will be ignored. # # To start with, just set the right Commport and leave all others as they are. # # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # The RS232 communication port that your Studer is connected to. # For Windows, this should be COM1, COM2, COM3 or COM4. # For Linux, try /dev/ttyS0, /dev/ttyS1 etc. #Commport=COM3 Commport=/dev/cuau3 # Parameters for serial communication. Defaults are 9600,8,1,none. #Baudrate=9600 #Databits=8 #Stopbits=1 #Parity=none # Convert user input to capitals (like caps lock, defaults to Y) #CapsOn=N # Read delay (millisecs) while reading from the serial port. Defaults to 100. # Lower this value for faster I/O. Values below 100 may cause problems. #Readdelay=100 # Monitor delay (millisecs) while reading from the serial port. Defaults to 160. # Higher because of data traffic. You may have to experiment with this one. #Monitordelay=160 # Uncomment and change this line if you need a different process id file. #Pidfile=studercomm.pid # Uncomment for a debugging file. #Debugfile=Studercomm.dbg