>3) The JetEye is probably the most stable dongle because the impl. is so >simple, but the JetEye doesn't support 57600 which is used by the Palm >Pilot, so it you use the JetEye with the Palm you will only get 19200 >bps. One other thing with this dongle is that the cable is not very well >attached to the dongle, so the cable will slip out after some weeks and >expose the wires inside :-( > It seems Extended Sys have released a new version of the ESI-09680, which supports more baud rates :-) You can tell if you have the new one as it will be labelled "ESI-09680-7401", where the old ones were -7201. The downside is a new driver requirement :-( However, the old esi driver (level mode) should still work, but to gain new baud rates you do DTR pulses as per the parallax driver (pulse mode). So *theoretically*, either/both drivers should work. In practice, any driver DTR/RTS glitches that are not a problem to the original products, might cause a state change in the hybrid product. Hopefully I'll be able to test one with Linux-IrDA sometime soon. If anybody else has one of these pods already (that is a -7401), let us know if the parallax driver works. Yes, they look identical, and yes, the cable still falls out the back... Cheers Joth _______________________________________________ Linux-IrDA mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www4.pasta.cs.UiT.No/mailman/listinfo/linux-irda
