Opens a serial port.

Parameters

Serial Port <unquoted string>
	The name of the port that user wants to open. Typically its a Com Port, and user could choose from pre-defined Com Ports from Com0 to Com13. It's also possible defined a port dynamically by choosing option dynamic for this parameter. In Win32 (Desktop/Mobile/CE) if this value is negative it will refer to a LPT port. In Android it DeviceString is not specified it will try to find a port on the system with a number matching this specified number, but in you should always use DeviceString parameter in Android.
Baud Rate <numeric>
	The baud rate for the serial port that user wants to open. There are several pre-defined values for this parameter. For more information, see the notes.
Data Bits <unquoted string>
	The number of data bits transmitted throw the serial port. The possible values for this parameter are: 7 bits, 8 bits or dynamic.
Stop Bits <unquoted string>
	The number of stop bits in the serial port. The possible values for this parameter are: 1 bit, 2 bits or dynamic.
Parity <unquoted string>
	The parity of bits in the serial port. The possible values for this parameter are: None, Even, Odd or dynamic.
Timeout <numeric>
	The timeout in miliseconds defined for this serial port.
Tries <numeric>
	The number of tries defined for this serial port.
Device String <string>
	The name of the device string specifying the serial port to open. Leave empty for system default in Windows. For example "BT1:" in Windows or "/dev/ttyS1" in Android.