%C  [options]* [port[,irq]]* &              {standard}
%C  [options]* [port[,irq[,p]]]* &          {pcmcia - hardware bias}
%C  [options]* [p[slot[,slot]*]]]* &        {pcmcia - physical slot bias}
Options:
 -b number  Define initial baud rate (default 9600)
 -C number  Size of canonical input buffer (default 256)
 -d         Set DSR on initially (default)
 -D         Set DSR off initially
 -e         Set options to "edit" mode
 -E         Set options to "raw" mode (default)
 -f         Enable and lock hardware flow control (default)
 -F         Disable hardware flow control
 -h number  Define high-water mark for input flow control
            (default 3/4 point of input buffer)
 -I number  Size of raw input buffer (default 2048)
 -l number  Define low-water mark for input flow control
            (default 1/4 point of input buffer)
 -m         Disable modem carrier processing (HUP)
 -M         Enable modem processing (HUP) (default)
 -N name    Prefix to register (default "ser")
 -O number  Size of output buffer (default 2048)
 -p         Enable packet mode. (Modem status change causes "packet" event).
 -P         Disable packet mode (default).
 -r         Set RTS on initially (default)
 -R         Set RTS off initially
 -s         Enable ohflow split (CTS only required) (default)
 -S         Disable ohflow split (CTS+DSR required)
 -t number  16550 FIFO threshold (1, 4, 8 or 14). 0 disables. (default 0)
 -w         Enable hardware shutdown on SIGPWR.
 -W         Disable hardware shutdown on SIGPWR. (default)
 -x         Enable and lock software flow control
 -X         Disable software flow control (default)
 -y         set baudrate divisor (default 115200)
Where:
 port	is a (hex) I/O address of a serial port
 irq	is a (decimal) interrupt used by this port
 slot   is a (decimal) PCMCIA socket # (starting at 1)
 p      is the letter 'p' indicating a PCMCIA device
Examples:
 Dev.ser &       - start Dev.ser scanning for COM1 and COM2
 Dev.ser 3f8,4 -b 1200 280,3 288,3 290,3 298,3 &
                 - start Dev.ser with 5 ports (last 4 preset to 1200 baud)
 Dev.ser p1,2 &  - ser1 is a single PCMCIA serial device in either slot 1 or 2
 Dev.ser p1 p2 & - ser1 is a PCMCIA device in slot 1, ser2 is in slot 2.
 Dev.ser 3f8,4 3e8,7,p &
                 - ser1 is "standard" serial on com1.
                 - ser2 is PCMCIA device in any socket at 3e8 (irq 7).   
