>Actually, no. Only the IrDA specification needs to be met. And it says
something
>to the effect that the pulse may be as short as ~2us (I think it is 1.4 or
>1.6us) and as long as 1/4 bit time. So, if you make the pulses short, then
the
>same setup works for 9600 baud and 115.2kBaud.
On the transmit side, sure. What about the IR pulses coming at the dongle?
>No. I suspect you can control the pulse widths produced by a JetEye
dongle. (I
>personally never have tried). I just know from experience that it is
>unnecessary.
I still don't understand. Say I point an IR led at the JetEye. The led is
pulsed once so that it emits for 1.41�s, meeting the IrDA spec. How long
will the JetEye output a '0' bit to the PC serial port?
Seems to me it's going to put out one bit to the PC, and that bit duration
depends on the baud rate.
newell
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