the Serial Port Settings 13-16 tab. Windows XP only supports 16 serial ports. The default settings are as follows: Bits per second 9600 (Baud Rate) Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1 Flow Control None Data Transport Settings All interfaces that are not serial interfaces are configured as TCP interfaces and utilize the Data Transport feature. The Data Transports are configured on the Data Transport Settings Tab. For interfaces that utilize a single server for all POS register terminals, only one Data Transport should be set up. For POS registers that transmit their data independently of the other register terminals, a Data Transport must be configured for each POS register terminal. Due to the various differences between POS interfaces, not all settings for a Data Transport need to be set up. Features include IP (the IP address of the POS register), Port#, Network Protocol, Path, Reconnect, and mode (Listen or Connect). Review the settings
the Serial Port Settings 13-16 tab. Windows XP only supports 16 serial ports. The default settings are as follows: Bits per second (Baud Rate) 9600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1 Flow Control None Data Transport Settings All interfaces that are not serial interfaces are configured as TCP interfaces and utilize the Data Transport feature. The Data Transports are configured on the Data Transport Settings Tab. For interfaces that utilize a single server for all POS register terminals, only one Data Transport should be set up. For POS registers that transmit their data independently of the other register terminals, a Data Transport must be configured for each POS register terminal. Due to the various differences between POS interfaces, not all settings for a Data Transport need to be set up. Features include IP (the IP address of the POS register), Port#, Network Protocol, Path, Reconnect, and mode (Listen or Connect). Review the settings