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        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 8
                                  SioDCD



         Function    Reads the Data Carrier Detect (DCD) modem status bit.

           Syntax    int SioDCD(Port)
                     int Port;      /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */

          Remarks    The  SioDCD function is used to read the  Data Carrier
                     Detect (DCD) modem status bit. Also see SioModem.

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port.  Expect 0 to MaxPort.
                      0 : DCD is clear.
                     >0 : DCD is set.

          Example    /* test data carrier status bit */
                     if(SioDCD(Port))
                     puts("Carrier is on");
                     else puts("Carrier is off");

         See Also    SioDSR, SioCTS, SioRI, and SioModem.




































        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 9
                                  SioDelay



         Function    Delays one or more timer tics.

           Syntax    int SioDelay(tics)
                     int tics;       /* # tics */

          Remarks    The SioDelay function is used to  delay  one  or  more
                     timer  tics,  where each timer tic is approximately 55
                     milliseconds (18.2 tics to the second).

          Returns    zero

          Example    /* delay 5 seconds */
                     SioDelay(5*18);

         See Also    SioTimer








































        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 10
                                  SioDone



         Function    Terminates further serial processing.

           Syntax    int SioDone(Port)
                     int Port;     /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */

          Remarks    The   SioDone   function   terminates  further  serial
                     processing. SioDone MUST be called before exiting your
                     application so that  interrupts  can  be  restored  to
                     their  original  state.   Failure to do this can crash
                     the operating system.  If you forget to  call  SioDone
                     before exiting, be sure to re-boot your computer.  You
                     can call SioDone even if SioReset has not been called,
                     so  it  is good practice to always call SioDone before
                     exiting your application.

                     Also  note  that SioDone dereferences the transmit and
                     receive buffers set up by SioRxQue and SioTxQue.

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port. Expect 0 to MaxPort.

          Example    /* terminate processing for COM3 */
                     SioDone(COM3);

         See Also    SioReset.






























        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 11
                                  SioDSR



         Function    Reads the Data Set Ready (DSR) modem status bit.

           Syntax    int SioDSR(Port)
                     int Port;     /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */

          Remarks    The SioDSR function is used to read the Data Set Ready
                     (DSR) modem status bit.

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port.  Expect 0 to MaxPort.
                      0 : DSR is clear.
                     >0 : DSR is set

          Example    /* read DSR status bit */
                     if(SioDSR(Port))
                     puts("Modem is ready");
                     else puts("Modem is not ready");

         See Also    SioCTS, SioRI, SioDCD, and SioModem




































        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 12
                                  SioDTR



         Function    Set, clear, or read the Data Terminal Ready (DTR) bit.

           Syntax    int SioDTR(Port,Cmd)
                     int Port;     /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */
                     char Cmd;     /* DTR command (SET, CLEAR, or READ) */

          Remarks    The  SioDTR  function controls the Data Terminal Ready
                     (DTR) bit in the  modem  control  register.   Commands
                     (defined in PCL4C.H) are:

                     SET_LINE ('S')  to set DTR (ON)
                     CLEAR_LINE ('C')  to clear DTR (OFF)
                     READ_LINE ('R')  to read DTR

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port. Expect 0 to MaxPort.
                     -5 : Not one of 'S', 'C', or 'R'.
                      0 : DTR is OFF (READ_LINE Command).
                     >0 : DTR is ON (READ_LINE Command).

          Example    /* turn DTR on for modem connected to COM4 */
                     SioDTR(COM4,SET);

         See Also    SioRTS.































        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 13
                                  SioError



         Function    Displays error in text.

           Syntax    int SioError(Code)
                     int Code; /* Error code returned from */
                               /* a PCL4C function */

          Remarks    The  SioError  function  displays  the  error  in text
                     corresponding to the error code.   During  development
                     of  a communications application, it is a good idea to
                     always  test  return  codes,  and  print   out   their
                     descriptions with SioError.

          Returns    zero

          Example    code = SioReset(Port,Baud4800);
                     /* display error message if error occurred */
                     if(code<0) SioError(code);






































        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 14
                                  SioFIFO



         Function    Sets the FIFO trigger level (INS16550 only).

           Syntax    int SioFIFO(Port,LevelCode)
                     int Port;       /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */
                     int LevelCode;  /* FIFO level code (see below) */

          Remarks    The SioFIFO function is used  to set the trigger level
                     at which interrupts are generated. For example, if the
                     FIFO level is set to 8, then the  INS16550  UART  will
                     not  generate  an  interrupt  until  8 bytes have been
                     received.   This  reduces  the  number  of  interrupts
                     generated  and  allows  faster  processing with slower
                     machines or when running simultaneous  ports.

                     In order to test if your  port  is  a  INS16550,  call
                     SioFIFO with a LevelCode of other than FIFO_OFF.

                     SioFIFO  can  be  called for the INS8250/16450 without
                     ill effect.

                     Code  PCL4C.H Name  Trigger Level
                     -1      FIFO_OFF     Disable FIFO
                      0      LEVEL_1      1 byte
                      1      LEVEL_4      4 bytes
                      2      LEVEL_8      8 bytes
                      3      LEVEL_14     14 bytes

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port.  Expect 0 to MaxPort.
                     >0 : FIFO level set.
                      0 : FIFO level not set (not INS16550).

          Example    /* Set FIFO level to 8 */
                     if( SioFIFO(Port,LEVEL_8) ) printf("FIFO reset\n");
                     else printf("UART in not INS16550\n");




















        PCL4C Reference Manual                                 Page 15
                                  SioFlow



         Function    Sets hardware (RTS/CTS) flow control.

           Syntax    int SioFlow(Port,Tics)
                     int Port;       /* Port selected (COM1 thru COM4) */
                     int Tics;       /* SioPutc timeout tics */

          Remarks    The SioFlow function is used  to  enable  or  disable
                     hardware flow control. Hardware flow control uses  RTS
                     and CTS to control data flow between the modem and the
                     computer.  Refer to the User's Manual for a discussion
                     of  flow  control.   To  enable hardware flow control,
                     call SioFlow with Tics > 0.

                     "Tics"  is  the  number  of timer tics (18 per second)
                     before a call to SioPutc will  time  out  because  the
                     modem dropped CTS.

                     In order for hardware flow control to work  correctly,
                     your  modem  must  also  be  configured  to  work with
                     hardware flow control,  and  your  computer  to  modem
                     cable must have RTS and CTS wired straight through. If
                     you  enable  hardware  flow control, do not modify the
                     RTS line (by calling SioRTS) unless you  know  exactly
                     what you are doing.

                     Flow control is disabled after resetting  a  port.  To
                     explicitly disable hardware flow control, call SioFlow
                     with Tics = -1.

          Returns    -2 : Port not enabled. Call SioReset first.
                     -4 : No such port.  Expect 0 to MaxPort.
                     =0 : Flow control disabled.
                     >0 : Flow control enabled.

          Example    /* Enable flow control on COM1 */
                     Code = SioFlow(COM1,18);
                     if(Code>0) printf("Flow Control enabled\n");
                     else SioError(Code);

                     /* disable flow control on COM2 */

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