Namespaces Manual Discussion. Views Read View source View history. Main Page Recent changes. Baud rate speed used by the port. If set to auto , then RouterOS tries to detect baud rate automatically. The number of data bits in each character. Error detection method. If enabled, extra bit is sent to detect the communication errors. Ctrl-A is the prefix key, which means that you will enter a small "menu" by pressing this combination of keys.
The Ctrl-A character will not be sent to your device! If you need to send Ctrl-A character to remote device, press Ctrl-A twice. After exiting with Ctrl-A and then Q , the control signals of the port are lowered.
No terminal translation on printed data is performed. It is possible to get the terminal in an unusable state by outputting sequences of inappropriate control characters or random data. Do not connect to devices at an incorrect speed and avoid dumping binary data. The serial port to be used as a serial terminal needs to be free e. Check the previous chapter to see how to disable serial console on a particular port. Ctrl-A has a special meaning and is used to provide a possibility of exiting from nested serial-terminal sessions:.
Having text coming out of the serial port to the connected device might confuse your attached device and get stuck on boot loader. This facility is created to change line number per screen if you have a monitor connected to router. From MikroTik Wiki. Categories : Console System Manual.
Next you will have to configure your serial port according to the serial port settings of the connected device. Using the following command you will set your serial port to Baud 8N1. What settings you need to use depends on the device you connect:.
Now's the time to connect your device if not already done. Usually you will have to use a null modem cable the same thing as a cross-over-cable for Ethernet. Now we're ready to go! This will give you access to the device you connected to port serial0. Ctrl-A is the prefix key, which means that you will enter a small "menu" by pressing Ctrl-A.
The Ctrl-A character will not be sent to your device! If you want to exit the connection to the serial device type Ctrl-A , then Q.
This will return you to your RouterOS console. If you really want to send a Ctrl-A character to your serial device you have to type Ctrl-A two times. If you want to access the device directly without logging into RouterOS first, use the special-login command. One nice side effect of this is that you could give this login to someone else who can access the serial device, but not RouterOS itself. Or, if connecting by WinBox, couldn't change anything.
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