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Using serial port on iPaq 3670

 [1/4] from: dlhawley:home at: 22-Oct-2001 13:30


I have an iPaq which I'm hoping to use to debug some serial communications problems we're running into in the field. Does the ipaq (arm) rebol core support opening the built in serial port? probe system/ports/serial -> [com1 com2] so I assume that there is at least some level of support. However attempts to do open serial://port1 (or 2) gives me an access error cannot open com1 (or 2). Is com1 the correct name for the built in serial port? For those who haven't used serial ports under rebol, system/ports/serial has to be set to the correct port names since the internal open uses them to request the service from to OS. However rebol uses portN in an attempt to be os transparent to names. -- David L. Hawley D.L. Hawley and Associates 1.503.274.2242 Software Engineer [David--L--Hawley--computer--org]

 [2/4] from: holger:rebol at: 22-Oct-2001 14:11


On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 01:30:28PM -0700, David Hawley wrote:
> I have an iPaq which I'm hoping to use to debug some serial communications problems we're running into in the field. Does the ipaq (arm) rebol core support opening the built in serial port?
Theoretically, yes, but AFAIK we have never had a chance to test it on an iPaq. -- Holger Kruse [holger--rebol--com]

 [3/4] from: dlhawley::home::com at: 22-Oct-2001 19:41


Previously, you ([holger--rebol--com]) wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 01:30:28PM -0700, David Hawley wrote: > > I have an iPaq which I'm hoping to use to debug some serial communications problems we're running into in the field. Does the ipaq (arm) rebol core support opening the built in serial port? > > Theoretically, yes, but AFAIK we have never had a chance to test it on > an iPaq. > Holger Kruse > [holger--rebol--com] >
So it looks like I'm out of luck for now. Do USB attached serial ports work on the Windows 98 platform? Silly laptop has no serial port... -- David L. Hawley D.L. Hawley and Associates 1.503.274.2242 Software Engineer [David--L--Hawley--computer--org]

 [4/4] from: dness:home at: 22-Oct-2001 23:36


David Hawley wrote:
> So it looks like I'm out of luck for now. > > Do USB attached serial ports work on the Windows 98 platform? Silly laptop has no serial port... >
Number of Laptops with serial ports is decreasing at a fast rate. Unfortunately, IME, USB attached serial ports are problematical, often working, but sometimes not working at all. Big help, eh? I, too, wish my experience were more consistent...