[REBOL] Re: Serial Ports question
From: ryan::practicalproductivity::com at: 27-Sep-2006 10:07
I dont think so, but I really dont know what the awake setting does.
Classically though, you set the dtr line to do something like that so I
wouldnt expect it in the protocol handler. As I recall, the TX is high
(+ voltage) once the serial port is activated, which btw is logic level
0 on serial ports. So, I would expect to just open the port and wait 1..
--Ryan
Greg Schwarz wrote:
>Has anyone got a good list a of the functions with serial ports?
>I need to put the TX line high for one second to wake up data logger.
>
>Below is part of the list of options, is the awake option used for this?
>
>timeout: none
>local-ip: none
>local-service: none
>remote-service: none
>last-remote-service: none
>direction: none
>key: none
>strength: none
>algorithm: none
>block-chaining: none
>init-vector: none
>padding: none
>async-modes: none
>remote-ip: none
>local-port: none
>remote-port: none
>backlog: none
>device: port2
>speed: 9600
>data-bits: 8
>parity: none
>stop-bits: 1
>rts-cts: false
>user-data: none
>awake: none
>
>Regards,
>Greg
>
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