stty
The stty command set and display terminal settings.
Command Format
stty [device][-a] [baud][sane][flags]
where:
| device | name of the device to change |
| -a | show all tty parameters |
| baud | set port to the baud baudrate |
| sane | reset settings to default, leaving badrate as is |
| ixany | allows any character to restart the output |
| -ixany | allows only START to restart the output |
| ixoff | enables tandem mode |
| -ixoff | disables tandem mode |
When invoking the stty command with no parameters, the terminal type and baud rate for the tty0 port is displayed
Functional description
The stty command displays and sets the terminal options, such as terminal emulation type, baud rate, and ioctl settings.
PMON> stty baud=9600 PMON> stty -a istrip ixon -ixany -ixoff icanon echo echoe icrnl onlcr erase=^H stop= start=^Q eol=^J eol2=^C vintr=^C
Although the stty command allows all listed flag settings to be changed the expected effect on the line dicipline on the console port may not be achived. This is due to the built in line edit capability. Setting or clearing these parameters on other tty ports will have the desired effect though.
Environment
The command uses no environment variable.
See Also
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