>The BREAK sequence starts of with a start bit (space), followed by a number >of spaces (all zeros) for an amount of time greater then the transmission of >a "normal" asynchronous character; therefore, the receiving side >knows/detects it as a BREAK condition requiring attention. Note that the Palm V modem sends a "pulsed break". ie, if you cal SrmControl to turn on break, wait 500ms, and then turn it back off, you DON'T get a 500 ms break. You get a series of smaller ones. This does not happen with a serial cable or other external modems, seems to only be with the Palm V modem. Palm support claims it is a bug that will be fixed in a "future OS release", although that sounds odd to me - I would expect it to be a bug in the Palm V modem firmware. Brian _____________________________________________________________________ Mark/Space Softworks voice 408-293-7299 111 West Saint John, 3rd Floor fax 408-293-7298 San Jose, CA 95113 <http://www.markspace.com> PalmOS, Mac OS, Windows and Web Software & Solutions: PageNOW! Wireless Messaging, PhoneWatcher Caller ID, Online & Communicate terminal emulation and serial debugging -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
