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COM1Protocol=<XOFF-or-blank>
COM2Protocol=<XOFF-or-blank>
COM3Protocol=<XOFF-or-blank>
COM4Protocol=<XOFF-or-blank>
Default: (Default is no entry, which is the same as any entry other
than XOFF)
Purpose: Specifies whether Windows in 386 enhanced mode should stop
simulating characters into a virtual machine after the
virtual machine sends an XOFF character. Set the value for
a port to XOFF if a communications application using that
port is losing characters while doing text transfers at
high baud rates. Windows will resume simulating characters
when the virtual machine sends another character after the
XOFF character. Leave this setting disabled if the
application is doing binary data transfers; enabling this
switch might suspend binary transmissions.
Windows will not check for XOFF characters if this setting
is blank or set to anything other than XOFF. If the
application continues to lose characters after this setting
is properly set, try increasing the corresponding COMxBuffer
value.
To Change: Use Notepad to edit the SYSTEM.INI file. |