Danny Mayer wrote: > David J Taylor wrote: >> You are, of course, correct. However, many devices /do/ allow higher >> speeds (which would provide lower timekeeping jitter), but there is no >> easy way to tell ntpd about the higher speed. I see that flag1 and flag4 >> are unused for this driver, so that might be a way to pass the port number >> and baud rate under Windows. E.g. flag4 19200. >> >> (Perhaps the port number is implied already by the unit number in the >> address?) >> >> David >> > > If the specific baud rate is defined in the spec then we shouldn't be > providing knobs to turn to change it. > > Danny
Why? If NMEA devices allow the default to be changed it seems reasonable that the driver should too. I don't see a downside to allowing the data rate to be changed. John _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
