OpenNECTCF's Port class question

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Christian Schwarz

Hello,

what is the PowerEvent event for? Should it raise when the device was
powered off?

Greetings, Christian
 
No. It is a serial port class. The PowerEvent is raised when the driver
reports a power change on the port.

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No. It is a serial port class. The PowerEvent is raised when the driver
reports a power change on the port.
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Sorry for my misunderstandable posting - I know, the Port class is for
serial communication.

I would like to know if this event could be used to automatically reconnect
(closing port and open port) after the device is resuming from suspend mode?

Greetings, Christian
 
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