This is precisely how I'm doing it, but with a plug-in. I have four callback
events that give complete control of the sleep cycle.
Thanks, Chen.
David, W4SMT
--- On Sun, 9/5/10, Kok Chen c...@mac.com wrote:
But the Keyspan and FTDI adapters get very grumpy when
they wake up after being put
After doing lots of testing, I've come up with some interesting observations.
When OS X goes to sleep, either from an idle timeout or a forced sleep
(selecting 'Sleep' from the Apple menu), *some* USB to Serial adapters can end
up in an unresponsive state after OS X wakes up. I've tested this
On Sep 5, 2010, at 5:21 PM, David Fleming wrote:
But the Keyspan and FTDI adapters get very grumpy when they wake up after
being put to sleep.
The way I handled this in µH Router (the microHAM devices uses FTDI chips) is
to register for MacOS X Power Manager callbacks.
Before the Mac OS X
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