Adrian Ives wrote: > Thanks to Rich Mellor, who managed to source a Hermes chip, I > can now confirm that the Ser-USB will work on a standard QL > fitted with Hermes at speeds up to 19200 baud. It is still > necessary to load the asynchronous I/O module (the Queue > Manager), though. This takes up an extra 5K of RAM. Those are great news!
I hope there will be a source for both Hermes and SuperHermes units. > It had been my intention to withdraw support for the Ser-USB > on standard QL hardware, but after receiving some feedback on > that, I went back to the code to see if there was anything > that could be done to at least create something that was > stable enough to be used with some limitations in that environment. > I believe that effort has been successful; this was the result: Feedback does count. ;-) > There will be an announcement at the beginning of May on the > availability of the hardware and its pricing, before which I > will be in touch with anyone who has already enquired about > purchasing a Ser-USB. I can't wait... Urs _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
