"Framing Error" in an RS-232 context means a very specific thing - when the receiver was expecting a stop bit, the line was not in SPACE condition. This can be the result of:
1... Baud rate mismatch (although other problems would likely crop up first).
2... Data Length problem, If I send 8 data bits and you expect 7, the stop bit is in the wrong place.
3... Parity setting mismatch - If I send 7 data bits + parity and you expect 7 data bits and no parity, the stop bit is in the wrong place.
4... Mismatch in # Stop bits - If I send you 7 Data bits + parity + one stop bit, and you expect 7 data bits + parity + TWO stop bits, the second one might not be correct, although most devices do not complain about this.
--- I would double-check ALL the com s
ettings, including the # STOP BITS - that's not shown on your screenshot.