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Serial lineConfiguration path
Charon-PAR 64-bit models

1 = Console

serial.uart0.device
2serial.uart2.device
Charon-PAR 32-bit model 7000-720
1 = Consoleasp.uart0.device
2asp.uart1.device


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Serial port configuration options are specified using the following syntax:

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(info) If the Super/IO module has been loaded, there are two additional serial lines. In the configuration, they are identified by superio_001.uart0 and superio_001.uart1. The basic configuration options are the same as for the default serial lines.

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A serial port has three configuration options:

Serial port optionDescription
type

The serial port type determines the protocol used on the serial port. Possible values are:

  • socket: the port is set to TCP raw mode.
  • telnet: the port supports the telnet protocol.
  • device: indicates that the emulated serial line is connected to a physical terminal on the host.
port

Each port is mapped to a TCP socket on the emulator host or to a physical line. This parameter defines the port number used or the name of the physical device. The port number must be unique among all active port numbers on the host system.

A port number is specified as: ":<portnumber>". It requires a port type of socket or telnet.

Default values:

  • ":30000" for line 1
  • ":30002" for line 2

A physical device is specified as "<device-file>". It requires a port type of device.

Example:

  • "/dev/ttyS0"
  • "/dev/ttyUSB0"
commandThis parameter is optional. It can be used to specify a terminal emulation program that is started automatically when the emulated system is started. Charon-PAR provides preconfigured profiles for PuTTY (PAR-Socket PAR-Telnet PAR-Telnet-VT100) that can be used to connect to the emulated system via a serial line.


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The configuration file templates contain the following default configurations:

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