K
kordeul
Hi
I have problems writting data over serial IR port. I'm programming in
C# using Visual Studio 2005 SerialPort component. I send byte[]
packets 26 bytes long to the port, but I only receive a couple of
0xFF / F5 / FA bytes at the other side. My first thought was
unsupported baud rate - I use 19200. But I also checked at different
baud rates and I get the same result on all.
I test the communication by using a Palm application that simply
writes all incoming data to the screen (the application is tested and
works). I use iPAQ hx2790 with WM 5.0 if this affects something.
I'm a bit lost at the moment, so any help would be much appreciated.
Also - which serial port should I use for raw IR: IrDA or IrCOMM? I
want to have full access to raw IR serial port - without IrDA framing
if possible.
Thanks in advance,
Tom
I have problems writting data over serial IR port. I'm programming in
C# using Visual Studio 2005 SerialPort component. I send byte[]
packets 26 bytes long to the port, but I only receive a couple of
0xFF / F5 / FA bytes at the other side. My first thought was
unsupported baud rate - I use 19200. But I also checked at different
baud rates and I get the same result on all.
I test the communication by using a Palm application that simply
writes all incoming data to the screen (the application is tested and
works). I use iPAQ hx2790 with WM 5.0 if this affects something.
I'm a bit lost at the moment, so any help would be much appreciated.
Also - which serial port should I use for raw IR: IrDA or IrCOMM? I
want to have full access to raw IR serial port - without IrDA framing
if possible.
Thanks in advance,
Tom