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Interface 8251 with 8086 at an address 80H. Initialize it in asynchronous transmit mode, with 7 bit character size, band factor 16, one start bit, one stop bit, even parity enable. Further transmit a message ‘HAPPY NEW YEAR’ in ASCII coded form to a modem. ###

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... band factor 16, one start bit, one stop bit, even · parity enable. Further transmit a message 'HAPPY NEW YEAR' in ASCII coded · form to a modem. ###. OR.

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