The format for this command is:
stty [device][-av] [baud] [sane] [term][ixany|-ixany] [ixoff|-ixoff]
where:
| device | is either tty0 or tty1. The default is tty0. |
| -a | gives a long listing showing all current settings. |
| -v | displays the possible choices for baud rate and terminal type. |
| baud | sets the baud rate. |
| sane | resets terminal settings to the default. |
| term | sets the terminal emulation type. |
| ixany | allows any character to restart the output. |
| -ixany | allows only START to restart the output. |
| ixoff | enables the tandem mode. |
| -ixoff | disables the tandem mode. |
When invoking the stty command with no parameters, the Monitor displays the terminal type and baud rate for the tty0 port.
PMON> stty -a
To display the same information for tty1, enter:
PMON> stty tty1 -a To change the baud rate or terminal type for tty0, simply enter the new set- ting after stty. Precede the new setting with tty1 to change the settings for tty1.
Examples illustrating the use of this command follow.
PMON> stty Display terminal type and baud rate for tty0.
term=tvi920 baud=9600 PMON> stty -a Display terminal type, baud rate, and ioctl settings for tty0.
term=tvi920 baud=9600 canon echo echoe onlcr icrnl istrip ixon
erase=^H stop= start=^Q eol=^J eol2=^C vintr=^C PMON> stty 9600 Set baud rate for tty0 to 9600. PMON> stty -v List available baud rates, terminal types and current baud.
Baud rates: 50 75 110 134 200 150 300 600 1200
1800 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400
Terminal Types:
tvi920 vt100 Baud: 9600
PMON> stty tvi920 Set terminal type for tty0 to tvi920. PMON> stty tvi920 9600 Set terminal type and baud rate for tty0 to tvi920 and 9600 baud. PMON> stty tty1 sane Reset ioctl settings for tty1. PMON> stty tty1 19200 Set tty1 to 19200 baud.