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AcceptClientEventHandler |
Called when the client is establishing a connection with a terminal server.
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ByteSize |
Determines the number of bits in the bytes transmitted and received.
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ClientConnectedEventHandler |
Called when the client is establishing a connection with a terminal server.
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ClientDisconnectedEventHandler |
Called when the client has been disconnected from the terminal server.
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Diagnostic |
Serial port events.
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DiagnosticEventsOccurredEventHandler |
Media component notifies diagnostic events. Required events must be determined
with UseCommunicationDiagnostics. By default, no events are notified.
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Dtr |
Determines the DTR (data-terminal-ready) flow control.
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ErrorEventHandler |
Errors that occur after the connection is established, are sent through this method.
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Flow |
Determines the flow control to be used. Flow control in serial communications
provides a mechanism for suspending communications while one of the devices is
busy or for some reason cannot do any communication. There are traditionally
two types of flow control: hardware and software.
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Functionalities |
Terminal functionality enumeration.
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GXTerminal |
The GXTerminal component determines methods that make the communication possible using terminal.
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MediaStateChangeEventHandler |
Media component sends notification, when its state changes.
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NetworkStatus |
Network Status.
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Parity |
Determines the parity scheme to be used in data transfer.
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ReceivedEventHandler |
GXTerminal component sends received data through this method.
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Rts |
Determines the RTS (request-to-send) flow control.
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StopBits |
Determines the number of stop bits to be used.
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