Using the unit’s Web UI as the admin user and navigating to Status → Serial → Serial Status I was expecting to see the connection details such as baud rate, data length, parity and stop bits e.g. "9600 8N1” on the RealPorts. Only the “Console” port shows this under the “Services” column.
Hello @zarquon45 welcome to the forum.
Your description of the behavior is correct. I believe the type of information you’re looking for can be found from the Admin console/Terminal UI, which is under System – Administration – Terminal.
Once in the Terminal screen, login to the Admin CLI with your admin user, and when at the Terminal prompt, issue the following command:
show serial port1 (or whatever serial port# you want to look at)
The output looks something like this (yours may have actual values showing up instead of 0):
> show serial port1
Port : port1
Enable : true
Label :
Device : builtin
Mode : remote
Baudrate : 9600
Data Bits : 8
Stop Bits : 1
Parity : none
Flow Control : none
TX Bytes : 0
RX Bytes : 0
Signals : RTS DTR
Breaks Received : 0
Framing Errors : 0
Parity Errors : 0
Overrun Errors : 0
Overflow Errors : 0
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