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mode Com1  TR=offGeorge wrote: > After installing XP, DTR is set to HIGH on serial ports. There is a hotfix > for this issue in ME. Do we have one for XP? > > George |
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Yes, it works.
Do I have to use this command every time I restart the computer? Is there a method to set the DTR default to Off? George "Bob I" wrote: > Command line prompt > mode Com1 TR=off> > > George wrote: > > > After installing XP, DTR is set to HIGH on serial ports. There is a hotfix > > for this issue in ME. Do we have one for XP? > > > > George > > |
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In line.
George wrote: > Yes, it works. Good > Do I have to use this command every time I restart the computer? Yes > Is there a method to set the DTR default to Off? Put that line in a .cmd or .bat file and run it with a shortcut in Start folder. Or as a Scheduled Task to run at boot time. > > George > > "Bob I" wrote: > > >>Command line prompt >>mode Com1 TR=off>> >> >>George wrote: >> >> >>>After installing XP, DTR is set to HIGH on serial ports. There is a hotfix >>>for this issue in ME. Do we have one for XP? >>> >>>George >> >> |
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Another issue is that the DTR level is still high after I use the command to
set DTR to off. How can we set the DTR level? Leon "Bob I" wrote: > In line. > > George wrote: > > > Yes, it works. > Good > > > Do I have to use this command every time I restart the computer? > > Yes > > > > Is there a method to set the DTR default to Off? > > Put that line in a .cmd or .bat file and run it with a shortcut in Start > folder. Or as a Scheduled Task to run at boot time. > > > > > George > > > > "Bob I" wrote: > > > > > >>Command line prompt > >>mode Com1 TR=off> >> > >> > >>George wrote: > >> > >> > >>>After installing XP, DTR is set to HIGH on serial ports. There is a hotfix > >>>for this issue in ME. Do we have one for XP? > >>> > >>>George > >> > >> > > |
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Sorry, maybe someone else knows.
George wrote: > Another issue is that the DTR level is still high after I use the command to > set DTR to off. How can we set the DTR level? > > Leon > > "Bob I" wrote: > > >>In line. >> >>George wrote: >> >> >>>Yes, it works. >> >>Good >> >> >>>Do I have to use this command every time I restart the computer? >> >>Yes >> >> >> >>>Is there a method to set the DTR default to Off? >> >>Put that line in a .cmd or .bat file and run it with a shortcut in Start >>folder. Or as a Scheduled Task to run at boot time. >> >> >>>George >>> >>>"Bob I" wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Command line prompt >>>>mode Com1 TR=off>>>> >>>> >>>>George wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>After installing XP, DTR is set to HIGH on serial ports. There is a hotfix >>>>>for this issue in ME. Do we have one for XP? >>>>> >>>>>George >>>> >>>> >> |
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