Re: [NTLK] Serial port speed

From: Paul Guyot (pguyot_at_kallisys.net)
Date: Fri Jul 06 2001 - 07:32:23 EDT


>Ummm, I wonder where the sources are?

On Philz's website:
http://vyx.net/~philz/app-dir/FastSerialConn/

You can easily hack this source to do what you want. You may want to
try non MNP compression. Also, you can hack NCU for MacOS to connect
without MNP.

I suggest that you read the programmer's guide and reference for the
various serial tools and MNP tool options.

I'm not totally sure about what you are trying to do.

>I have not tried this. I suspect it won't work though.

Apparently, you're right, it won't.

>As I understand it, the Newton scans port 0 at power up to determine
>if a keyboard is connected.

Indeed, the function TVoyagerPlatform::CheckForKeyboard( Boolean )
only uses port 0.

>Perhaps it scans port 3 also but in this case, it is looking for a modem?

The lookup for a modem is not done at startup, AFAIK.

>Anyway, if I can get the Newton to communicate at 28800bps, I think
>I can do a hardware hack to get the keyboard and serial comms to work
>normally:)

Even when not accelerated?

Paul

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