Changes

Number of bps: 0 = 50 bps 1 = 75 bps 2 = 110 bps 3 = 150 bps 4 = 300 bps 5 = 600 bps 6 = 1200 bps 7 = 2400 bps

0 Number of stop bits: 1 = 50 bps1 stop bit 1 0 = 75 bps 2 = 110 bps 3 = 150 bps 4 = 300 bps 5 = 600 bps 6 = 1200 bps 7 = 2400 bpsstop bit

Number of stop Data bits: 1 0 = 1 stop bit7 data bits0 1 = 2 stop bit8 data bits

Data bits Parity even/odd: 0 1 = 7 data bitseven1 0 = 8 data bitsodd

Parityon/off: 1 = evenon 0 = oddoff

Parity: Normally, you use 8N1 for connection with BBS's you can initialise this with |FORMAT, number of bps, 1 = on, 1, 0 = off, 1.

Normally, you use 8N1 for connection with BBS's you can initialise this with|FORMAT, number of bps, 1, 1, 0, 1.  '''|RECORD''', @a$''' - The incoming chars will be read in a string. Control codes will be send to thestring, too, because sometimes you need it for binary transmissions.  '''|SEND''', @a$The string is send until it ends, except you press ESC. The program will notsend CR or LF, so you can use this for binary transmission.