Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 20:49:37 +0000
From: "Matthew Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] Two LIbrettos

>Matthew
>
>I have two - one is running XP and the other Win98 - never tried this - any 
>ideas how?
>
>George

Hey George,

I assume you're talking about getting 2 libs to transfer data via infrared, 
right?  I'm still working on this myself.  I got my two to link up via 
infrared, but not transfer files yet.

In W98's Control Panel on my L50 and L70, I discovered an icon for infrared. 
  By going in there to one of the tabs, I enabled communication via infrared 
for each Lib.  Then I pointed each Lib's IR port to each other.  But there 
was no communication until I opened that IR configuration utility in Control 
Panel for each lib

As long as that IR configuration utility for each lib is opened with IR 
communication enabled, you'll hear a little chirp, and see an extra icon 
appear in the utility.  And there will text confirming that the Libs have 
found another IR device and are synchronized.

Now, from what I've read, we're supposed to get DCC (Direct Cable 
Connection) to be able to transfer data via a virtual IR serial COM or 
parallel LPT port.  Though IR isn't listed in the "change settings" area of 
DCC, from what I understand, the existing COM and LPT port settings that 
already exist in there should be supporting IR.  But damned if I can get DCC 
to link up from each lib.

Will post this to the list at some point if I don't get it ironed out.  
Meanwhile, let me know if you discover something.

Ciao,

Matt


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