Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 07:08:30 +0000
From: "Matthew Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Infra red for 2 Libs?

> > Okay... IPX/SPX are installed on each Lib, and Dial-Up Adaptor on both 
>already had bindings to IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, and TCP/IP.< <
> >
> > I still had no luck connecting with DCC trying most available ports.
> >
> > I noticed in the Network settings that both the 'Ifrared Adaptor' and 
>'Ifrared Protocol' were indentified as being 'serial'.  I usually use 
>'Parallel cable on LPT1' for the cable I have.< <

>I think you want to avoid thinking about the infrared stuff in the
>networking area
>
>You DO have MSIR20 Infared Monitor working, right?

I have the Ifrared in W98 working properly on each Lib if that's MSIR20.

>"providing application support on COMx"?

In System Information > Components > Ports  ... Infrared is listed both as a 
Serial COM and a Printer LPT port.  It doesn't indicate COMx or LPTx.  The 
only other reference I've seen to IR in the systems settings is the serial 
IR protocal in the Network settings.


>What I mean is, there is infrared hardware in the Libretto. 50 series it is 
>usually on COM2 set in BIOS...

Yes... that's how it's set in my Libs' BIOS.

>1x0 series it is set by the driver, mine is on COM3.<

Haven't found that setting yet.

>IGNORE THAT!
>
>Let the machine have the infrared stuff where it is. Now, the infrared
>monitor, attaches to the infrared hardware and adds a virtual COMport.
>
>OK, on the 1x0 it is "enable in frared communication ( to COM3 ) PROVIDING 
>APPLICATION SUPPORT ON COM4 AND LPT3"

Okay...  Wonder where you find that setting though.

>It supplies, roughly, carrier detect... when the infrareds are connected 
>there is a sound, and you are "plugged in"

Yes... I get that little chirp when the 2 Libs connect via IR.

>So, the DCC software only is concerned with the "application support" port 
>COM4... I have only had DCC and printing success on COM4, not LPT3

I'll check again, but I'm pretty sure I tested connecting both Libs via DCC 
on COM4.  For me, DCC lists LPT1, LPT3, COM1 and COM4 as available ports.

>I would go back to a serial CABLE, get DCC working, THEN swing to Infrared.

Well... I tested DCC on each Lib with the desktop today, and it all worked 
fine.  I have a parallel null modem cable set up on LPT1.  I only have one 
port replicator with me, so I can't test the connection between the two via 
a cable.

I'll go test IR via DCC on COM4 again.  Let me know if you have any ideas 
what may be going on here.

Thanks!

Matt


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