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DCMD_CHR_FORCE_RTS
Force the RTS line to the specified level

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        Disable the logging of transmitted and/or received data
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        Enable the logging of transmitted and/or received data
      - DCMD_CHR_FLUSH_LOG
        Force a flush of the logged data to the log files
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        Force the RTS line to the specified level
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        Get out-of-band data stored by a device
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        Get extended out-of-band data stored by a device
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        Get the size of a character device
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        Get the verbosity of io-char
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        Put the device into idle
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        Determine the number of characters waiting to be sent
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        Determine the size of the device's output buffer
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DCMD_CHR_FORCE_RTS

QNX SDP8.0Devctl and Ioctl CommandsDeveloper

Force the RTS line to the specified level

Synopsis:

#include <sys/dcmd_chr.h>

#define DCMD_CHR_FORCE_RTS      __DIOT(_DCMD_CHR, 34, int)

Arguments to devctl():


Argument	Value
`filedes`	A file descriptor that you obtained by opening the device.
`dcmd`	DCMD_CHR_FORCE_RTS
`dev_data_ptr`	A pointer to a int
`n_bytes`	`sizeof(int)`
`dev_info_ptr`	NULL

Description:

This command forces the RTS line to the specified level.

Note:

Not all drivers pay attention to this command.
Forcing RTS to low gives control of the RTS line back to io-char (or to the device for auto RTS). In other words, you could force it low, but it could immediately go back high.

Input:

The level of the RTS line: nonzero for high, or zero for low.

Output:

None.