; Noone could tell me what this was and I found no information about it
> >> in
> > the
> >> docs. What I did from that day on was to open the port at application
> >> startup so that I would get a "clean" send. I havn't tried to
> >> investigat
artup so that I would get a "clean" send. I havn't tried to investigate
if
> this "open port pattern" occurs on some other device, I mean it could be
my
> Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
>
> I use a m515 btw..
>
> /Henrik
>
> &quo
lean" send. I havn't tried to
>> investigate
> if
>> this "open port pattern" occurs on some other device, I mean it could
>> be
> my
>> Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
>>
>> I use a m515 btw..
>>
>>
ed to investigate
if
> this "open port pattern" occurs on some other device, I mean it could be
my
> Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
>
> I use a m515 btw..
>
> /Henrik
>
> "James Screech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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ort pattern" occurs on some other device, I mean it could be my
Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
I use a m515 btw..
/Henrik
"James Screech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
news:100201@;palm-dev-forum...
>
> I while ago I was lookin
I while ago I was looking into using raw IRDA to communicate between a Palm
(m100) and an instrument. I wrote the following code snippet to test sending
data and it work (on a m100).
if (SrmOpen(serPortIrPort,BAUD,&iPort) == 0)
{
SrmControl(iPort,srmCtlIrDAEnable,NULL,0);
SrmControl(i
