Definition: The '.1005_group_tty.conf' line in a terminal configuration file controls how the console communicates with the input device.
It sets up the serial port, such as USB, which allows the terminal to communicate directly with the user's hardware keyboard and mouse. The line specifies how the device is connected via serial communication:
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Port
- The name of the serial port used for the connection
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Device Name
- The unique identifier of the input device
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Device Port Number
- The port number on the device, such as 1 when using an Ethernet hub
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Serial Protocol Version
- Determines the protocol version used for communication
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Connection Length
- How long to transmit the data, in bytes (4096 by default)
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Data Transfer Rate
- In bits per second (bps), how fast data can be transferred
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Timeout Timeout
- Time out after which a connection attempt is lost
For more detailed information and examples, consult your terminal's documentation or look up online resources.
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