Thanks John & Ken. No worries, I'll stick to 19,200 at this stage.
Philip
On 31/10/2017 5:08 PM, Ken Pettit wrote:
Hi Philip,
Depending on the version of NADSBox firmware you have, you can already
tell it to switch to 76,800 baud rate. This can be done either from a
command line or via an extended TPDD protocol packet (version 1.16).
From the command line, you would type one of the following:
baud 9600
baud 19200
baud 38400
baud 57600
baud 76800
baud 115200
baud 153600
baud 230400
The only catch is that if you are running this from a script, you have
to add a small (maybe 0.5s) delay after the initial 'b' in the word
"baud". This is because I have a hidden command that also starts with
'b' that I use during programming & testing of the NADSBox. Following
the letter 'b' too quickly by any other character causes the echo to
be disabled until the CR is received so that my automated programming
script doesn't receive it's command echoed back.
I would have to check the code for the TPDD protocol packet format
version.
Ken
On 10/30/17 8:40 PM, Philip Avery wrote:
Right, I need to go over to the dark side & use command line
interface ;-) I shall attempt that.
What would be ultimately cool is use TBACK technology, ie a baud rate
of 78,000 approx. As file sizes could be large (100KB or even full
REX/Remem Ram of 2MB), this would be useful. How feasible would it be
to add an additional command to set baud rate to this, or will the
existing Laddiecon/mComm accept this baud setting? I presume NADSBox
can't operate at such lofty rates? This might be something I could
include in Import 2.0
Philip
On 30/10/2017 8:25 PM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
Like I said LaddieAlpha already handles 8.3 you just have to supply
a command like option.
I think I must have added 8.3 support to DLPlus as well since it
supports wp2.
Come to think of it NADSBox must support it? I thought I helped Ken
test it with WP-2
— John.
