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This article is from the Apple II GNO FAQ, by Devin Reade with numerous contributions by others.

8.7: What should I use for my modem port control panel settings.

    A#8.7:	These settings will usually work.  See the Notes, below.

Device Connected:		Modem
Line Length:			Unlimited
Delete first LF after CR:	No
Add LF after CR:		No
Echo:				No
Buffering:			Yes
Baud:				19200	(1)
Data/Stop Bits:			8/1	(2)
Parity:				None	(2)
DCD Handshake:			Yes
DSR/DTR Handshake:		Yes
XON/XOFF Handshake:		No

Notes:	1. The baud should be set to whatever is appropriate
	   to your system.  Unless you are using a modem or 
	   serial line that is slower than 14400 bps, this will
	   almost always be "19200".

	2. Set data/stop bits and parity as appropriate for your
	   site.  8N1 is the most common setting.
    

 

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