### Device Configuration Overview

Use these overviews of device configuration topics to decide which tool(s) you should use to configure your devices.

#### ditty

Features or Description | Is Digi's device configuration program Is run from a command prompt ditty commands should be included in a system startup file.
Uses | Manually configure Digi-specific device settings such as altpin or forcedcd Configure printer devices. See Configuring a Device for a Printer
Resources | Refer to the man page for ditty See Setting TTY Options.

#### Configuring a Port for a:

Terminal | Configuring a Device for a Terminal This procedure describes how to configure a device for a terminal.
Printer | Configuring a Device for a Printer This procedure describes how to configure a device for a printer using ditty.
Modem | Configuring a Device for a Modem This procedure describes how to configure a device for a modem using ditty.

#### Miscellaneous Topics

Transparent Printing | Transparent printing is used to print to a printer that is connected to a terminal where the terminal is directly connected to a Digi port. See these topics: About Transparent Printing Configuring Transparent Printers Configuring Transparent Printers: Examples
altpin | This option should be enabled on a port when an RJ-45 8-pin cable is used and the Data Carrier Detect (DCD) signal is required. For example, altpin should be enabled on a port where an RJ-45 8-pin cable is used with a modem. See Using 8-Pin RJ-45 Connectors.
fastbaud | AccelePort adapters support baud rates in excess of the maximum baud rate supported by HP-UX. To enable the use of these fast baud rates, a ditty parameter, fastbaud, has been provided. See Setting TTY Options.