Ok, so I got my software working on a Visor. It turned out to be that the serial cradle needs power from the computer side. (Thanks to Brian Hall for the help) I found something interesting and can't explain it. My software gets data over the serial port at a pretty slow rate and logs it (stores a seconds worth of data in ram, writes it to a database record, the starts again). When its run on my Vx, I get about 50 'samples' per second. When its run on the Visor, I get about 70-71! Now the Visor (baseline model) is running the same processor and is running 4 mHz SLOWER than my Vx. So anyone know why its so much faster? I know the serial drivers are a little different. Are they that much better in the Visor? I know writing to the database really slowed down my program. Is it possible that the DmWrite routines are faster? Thanks, Mike -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
