In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, mgreen wrote:

Most stuff doesn't use parity these days.  Use Parity Off

Without parity, you need 8 data bits for a word length

You could use either one or two stop bits.  I'd use one unless you need the extra time.
This usually applies to transmit only.  Most serial receivers are designed for one stop bit and will ignore more.

Can't help you much on the Baud.  Try 115K.  It's easy enough to try several different Bauds.

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