Geoffrey Hausheer wrote:
In any case, it turns out that one of the many requirements to get the
watch to respond is to have DTR disabled (done by setting fDtrControl =
DTR_CONTROL_DISABLE). But apparently the default for linux is
DTR_CONTROL_ENABLE, and Wine will ignore any requests to change it
Hey Rein,
Your patch looks a little more complete than mine :) I was writing an
improved one, and then saw your patch... Two comments:
1) it might be better to call COMM_WhackModem() after tcsetattr() so
previous flow control settings don't interfere with setting the RTS/DTS
lines.
2)
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 16:46:56 +0900, you wrote:
Hey Rein,
Your patch looks a little more complete than mine :) I was writing an
improved one, and then saw your patch... Two comments:
1) it might be better to call COMM_WhackModem() after tcsetattr() so
previous flow control settings
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 09:26:30 +0200, Rein Klazes said:
1) it might be better to call COMM_WhackModem() after tcsetattr() so
previous flow control settings don't interfere with setting the RTS/DTS
lines.
2) #ifdef guards around TIOCM_DTR and TIOCM_RTS?
Agreed, I will fix this in a
In an ongoing effort to get TzMax working, I've been fighting to get it
to talk to the device through the COM port. The problem is that the
device (a wrist-watch...the program is used to download heart-rate data
from said watch) is very difficult to comunicate with. In theory it is
quite simple:
