125 Vt100usbcons behaves the same as the serial variant, with the exception that it waits for USB to enumerate into a personality that supports ACM if not already present. In other words it waits for the USB cable to be inserted before trying to open the port. If necessary it also waits for the user to select a config that includes some USB serial ports. It expects the C<--console-title> argument to be of the format C<ACM::x> where x is the port number. This number is platform-specific but is usually 0 or 1. Generally this will be taken care of already in the platform-specific build of the toolkit and you can just launch the "fshell (USB)" icon.

   125 Vt100usbcons behaves the same as the serial variant, with the exception that it waits for USB to enumerate into a personality that supports ACM if not already present. In other words it waits for the USB cable to be inserted before trying to open the port. If necessary it also waits for the user to select a config that includes some USB serial ports. 

   126 

   127 vt100usbcons.dll is configured via the C<--console-title> string in a similar way to the serial variant. The follow keyword / value pairs are supported:

   128 

   129 =over 5

   130 

   131 =item * C<port=name>

   132 

   133 The USB port name. This is platform specific but is usually C<ACM::0> or C<ACM::1>. Generally this will be taken care of already in the platform-specific configuration and you can just launch the "fshell (USB)" icon or run "comm.script".

   134 

   135 =item * C<personality=value>

   136 

   137 If it is necessary to start a USB personality before connecting, specify the personality number here, for example C<personality=1>. This parameter is not usually needed except on some text-shell builds.

   138 

   139 =back

   140 

   141 Example usage:

   142 

   143   fshell --console vt100usbcons --console-title port=ACM::1,personality=1

   144 

   145 For compatibility with earlier releases, the C<port=> may be ommitted if there are no other configuration parameters. For example "fshell --console vt100usbcons --console-title ACM::1".