RTSEnable

Introduction
Install SComm32
Why Not MsComm?

Properties
   .Break
   .CDHolding
   .CommEvent
   .CommName
   .CommPort
   .CTSHolding
   .DSRHolding
   .DTREnable
   .EOFChar
   .EOFEnable
   .Handshaking
   .InBufferCount
   .InBufferSize
   .Input
   .InputLen
   .InputMode
   .NullDiscard
   .OutBufferCount
   .OutBufferSize
   .OutPut
   .OverlappedIO
   .ParityReplace
   .PortOpen
   .RThreshold
   .RTSEnable
   .Settings
   .STHreshold

OnComm Event
Hardware/Cables etc

RTSEnable

Sets or Retrieves the state of the RTS control line.

Available at Design time and Runtime.

Syntax	object.RTSEnable = value

object	Name of the communications control.
value	A boolean expression indicating the state of the RTS control line.

Examples
	object.RTSEnable = True	'// Set the value

	If object.RTSEnable = True then MsgBox("RTSEnable is On") Else MsgBox(RTSEnable is Off") End If	'// Retrieves the current state of the RTS '// control line.

Remarks:

If set before the port is opened then this value takes effect as soon as the port is opened. For example if RTSEnable is set to True then the RTS line will come ON as soon as the port is opened. It will go off again as soon as the port is closed.

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