I've done quite a bit of experimenting at this point, first off simply
switching the bit doesn't make it work. Secondly the irda narrower pulses
don't work, I've tried, and I've also examened the signal via a protocal
analyzer, it just don't want to sync properly. I tried the sertool, but I'm
You can use our Print Manager SDK, which provides graphical and text
printing api's in a developers library for Codewarrior, Satellite Forms and
Pendragon developers. Works over IrDA or serial connection. For more
information and a demo download, please visit http://www.bachmannsoftware.com
with bluetooth, TCP/IP, or IrDA --
which ever is available.
If all you really need is a .pdb transferred to another Palm, FileZ
(which most peple have) and Resco Explorer can both send .pdbs from
either memory or VFS. Any off the shelf Palm can receive it, but it
will be stored in memory
happen with bluetooth, TCP/IP, or IrDA --
which ever is available.
This is required for PalmOS and PocketPC 2003. I have
worked for PalmOS only and looking for someone to
guide me how to start work for PocketPC 2003, from
where to get the ROM file and emulator for its testing
and any user guide
Hi,
I am pretty new to Palm os and have quite a bit of
confusion regarding communicating via the IR port. My application is to simply
down load about 64k bytes of binary data from an embedded device -- a simple
data logger. That device has a PIC microcontroller and a Microchip MCP2150
IrDA
Hi Rick
Save yourself a headache and stay away from Raw Ir,
which means do not use the MCP2120. For simple apps like yours it
used to be the way to go, but the moving target that is Palm
(any PDA really) devices and their variable IrDA support says to stick with
IrComm. The 2150 is a good
Yes, it helps a lot! And I'm quite relieved
that I don't have to roll my own protocol handler. Do you think I need to
purchase the irda spec ($$$) or can I skip that for now?
By the way, I've spent the better part of the day
with my nose burried in Microchip AN888 and I must say
Rick,
I would not spend the $ on the specs - I think it
is silly for the irda folks to put up barriers like that... don't understand
their reasoning there. The AN888 app note is a decent resource. It
discusses the Falch.net development environment - which I think is no longer
around
Thanks Frank. That is a goldmine
indeed. I'm feeling much more confident about pulling this one off
now.
Rick
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From: Frank
Ableson
To: Palm Developer Forum
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Irda confusion
Rick,
I would not spend
Is it possible simulate the irda incomming data?
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Not to worry I have found the problem! In both receiver apps the flow control
was left as default, while it was changed in the transmitter apps thus causing
an inconsistancy.
I there are Palm developers monitoring this forum perhaps the next Ver of
sample code to go out should be changed!
Being relatively new to irDA comms I have simply tried loading the sample
software provided with CodeWarrior 9 by PalmOne - IRCommunication. Having
tried all the samples:
IRFramer
IRFramerZire71
IRTransmitterRaw
IRUnframer
IRReceiverRaw
I get comms but the information at the receiver is always
Hello,
I have a problem with Zire 21 and irda port.
I'm sure that IRDA works, but when I used my soft I can't connected with
another device we used IRDA port.
My soft Work on Zire, Zire 31, Palm Vx, Palm 505... but not on Zire 21.
source code:
err = SrmOpen(serPortIrPort, speed, serial_id
application to
communicate with an embedded device using the IrDA port.
As a first step, I am trying to get two Palms to talk with
each other. After failing at getting my example to work, I
have tried to modify the example SerialChat from the
Palm OS Programming Bible by changing the port it opened
I am in the process of developing a Palm application to
communicate with an embedded device using the IrDA port.
As a first step, I am trying to get two Palms to talk with
each other. After failing at getting my example to work, I
have tried to modify the example SerialChat from the
Palm OS
' that converts IrDA frames to RS232
removing the IrDA-specific data?
There are devices that convert IrCOMM to serial, which would appear to
be what you need. Just use the IrCOMM Virtual Serial driver on the
Palm.
Depending on the level of integration required at the peer, see:
Actisys's IR100s etc
I'm sorry. I'm unable to use Mozilla correctly.
Henk Jonas wrote:
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hello.
I have the same problem . Zire 21 has an OMAP processor which can not send
Raw IR.
From: Edgar Tomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: I can not a IrDA connection
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 18:01:58 -
to IrDA I got the error 0x030a Palm OS Error
Codes,when I tried to enable the IrDA communication,Does anybody know what it is
happening?.Thanks
Regards
Edgar T. Lopez
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I have a PalmOS class which uses IrDA to print to Citizen CMP-10, and Canon
i70/i80 series printers, but I'm unable to figure out why I can't also print
to HP series printers. The class is build using CW9, and works on all
PalmOS 3.x - 5.x devices.
I'm willing to share this class with anyone who
Hello,
is it possible that a block of data bigger than 64kb can't be sent by IrDA in one
shot? I try to beam a chunk of data of about 120kb, but on my PC I get only the first
64kb of that chunk...
Thanks for help,
BrownB
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Hello, I'm trying to transmit a data buffer of about 128kb, but the file I receive on
the PC is of 64kb. Using bluetooth I don't have any problem. Is there a maximum data
size I can transfer with Exchange Manager beaming? Should I break the single call into
more calls, each transmitting a 64kb
I've an application with IrDa support thar works fine under OS/4.XX and fails under
OS/5.XX.
Is there any change at IrDa stack? It always fails at IrDiscoverReq function,
returning that there's no Irda device.
Manoel Teixeira
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IR / IrCommm / IrDA / OBEX stack confusion / cluelessness
Hello all,
Yesterday I started to look at the manuals for PALM and for NS Basic,
tomorrow I'll look at CodeWarrior but here is my question of the day...
I'm having a basic cluelessness session on the subject of:
The best method
) will have IrDA transport
based on OBEX in next release (probably in a month). MsgConnect works with
CodeWarrior on Palm.
Sincerely yours,
Eugene Mayevski
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Wang Xiaodong wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use the IrDA of Palm TT to communicate with serial port of PC
which I have
connected a Ir adapter to it! I did not install the Ir driver on PC because I want
to know if it can work by this way!
I don't know if it can work by using Raw IR under
Hi,
I am trying to use the IrDA of Palm TT to communicate with serial port of PC which
I have
connected a Ir adapter to it! I did not install the Ir driver on PC because I want to
know if it can work by this way!
I don't know if it can work by using Raw IR under Palm OS5 . Many people
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From: Wang Xiaodong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 8:00 AM
Subject: IrDA problem under Palm OS5!
Hi,
I am trying to use the IrDA of Palm TT to communicate with serial port of
PC which I have
connected a Ir adapter to it! I
available for IR communication or is there some
specific reason you need to Raw mode?
- Original Message -
From: Wang Xiaodong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 8:00 AM
Subject: IrDA problem under Palm OS5!
Hi,
I am trying to use
Thank you for your advice,I'm trying to write a program for my Palm TT
to send or receive serial data from the IR port.
unless you use IrDA framing, the UART3 on the OMAP processors wont
let you send the data - simple. if you dont use IrDA framing, you
cannot use IrDA raw mode.
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Hi folks,
I have a Palm application that is using the IrComm
Serial Driver to communicate with a IrDA Microchip
MCP2150.
Everything works great with Palm OS 4 but doesn't
since Palm OS 5. It's a real pain because there are
many boards with the Microship already sold.
I looked
Hi all,
I want to handle the SMS ,IRDA, voice call interrupts in my application.
While these interrupts are received i just want to pause some functionality of the
application and then proceed accordingly.
I am using the palm object library in my application.
How to handle these events in my
Hi everyone:
How can i send and recieve data through IRDA protocol.
I appericate if someone provides some piece of code on
this.
Thanking you.
Juan
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Hello,
I was windering if somone have had problems with using IRDA on Tungstein
Palm with OS5. I have this error: MemoryMgr.c, Line3649, NilPtr
According to the Palm PluggedIn developer site, the Tungsten T does not
support opening the IR port in raw mode, due to a hardware limitation.
So does
on the
Palm
end. I looked everywhere and I can't figure out
the
problem. It always stops in the same spot (around
5k of data transmitted). I guess it would help if
I
was an expert in IrDA but I'm not. I've read
somewhere that maybe the problem is caused by TinyTP
credits, but I don't know how
in IrDA but I'm not. I've read
somewhere that maybe the problem is caused by TinyTP
credits, but I don't know how-to or when or what to do
with these credits (IrAdvanceCredit()???).
If anyone knows how to solve this problem I would
greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for
your response
was an expert in IrDA but I'm not. I've read
somewhere that maybe the problem is caused by TinyTP
credits, but I don't know how-to or when or what to do
with these credits (IrAdvanceCredit()???).
If anyone knows how to solve this problem I would
greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance
I while ago I was looking into using raw IRDA to communicate between a Palm
(m100) and an instrument. I wrote the following code snippet to test sending
data and it work (on a m100).
if (SrmOpen(serPortIrPort,BAUD,iPort) == 0)
{
SrmControl(iPort,srmCtlIrDAEnable,NULL,0);
SrmControl(iPort
mean it could be my
Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
I use a m515 btw..
/Henrik
James Screech [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i meddelandet
news:100201;palm-dev-forum...
I while ago I was looking into using raw IRDA to communicate between a
Palm
(m100) and an instrument. I wrote
for one or another reason :/.
I use a m515 btw..
/Henrik
James Screech [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i meddelandet
news:100201;palm-dev-forum...
I while ago I was looking into using raw IRDA to communicate between a
Palm
(m100) and an instrument. I wrote the following code snippet to test
Aside from this garbage at the beginning, is this communication really
raw. I mean, is there the total lack of any IrDA protocol? Is it just
the raw text without any addressing, etc sent?
Thanks,
I'm just sending some ASCII text. I also received a byte or two of
garbage at the start of each
device, I mean it could be
my
Palm that is acting wierd for one or another reason :/.
I use a m515 btw..
/Henrik
James Screech [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i meddelandet
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I while ago I was looking into using raw IRDA to communicate between a
Palm
(m100
No, a communication link opened with the serial manager call SrmOpen and
serportirport is not raw as I think you mean, but it is raw speaking
IrDA, that is a link using the physical layer of the IrDA stack (SIR). So
there is still coding of rs-232 signals into pulses, all according to the
IrDA phy
Can anyone tell me what IrDA speeds are supported on PDAs?
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IIRC The Palm only supports IrDA 1.0, which is able to do 9.6K, 19.2K,
57.6K, and 115.2Kbps, but some computers and (maybe) PDAs support IrDA 2.0
which can pump up to 4mbps.
Alan
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Can anyone tell me what IrDA speeds
Greetings All,
Clarinet's IRDA LAN products state that they don't work on the Palm VII
without an IR enhancement module from www.palm.com. What are they
talking about? Is it a ROM upgrade to something past 3.2? This is my
guess, but am having difficulty locating even the upgrade
my infrared printing library works fine on a m515 (palmos 4.1).
check out www.palmside.com
markus
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Hello
I have developed an application that prints to a printer by IrDa that has
worked fine on previous PalmOS but causes a Fatal Error on PalmOS 4.1.
This happens when polling (using SysGetEvent) after a call to connect LMP.
The error occurs when a LEVENT_LM_CON_CNF response is received via
Hi there
I am looking for a simple straightforward printing solution via Palm IRDA port.
Anybody knows a good source code that fits on a piece of paper or something?
I actually have a GCC c++ source code, but I am using codewarrior and I am too stupid
to convert the code... (I am using C
search for IrPad in archives. it's freeware with sources in c++
-Original Message-
From: Laky_RCFX [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: ב 15 יולי 2002 17:16
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Simplest printing via IRDA
Hi there
I am looking for a simple straightforward printing solution
: Simplest printing via IRDA
Hi there
I am looking for a simple straightforward printing solution via Palm IRDA
port.
Anybody knows a good source code that fits on a piece of paper or something?
I actually have a GCC c++ source code, but I am using codewarrior and I am
too stupid to convert the code
Several questions about IrDA support.
There are many levels (protocols) that make up the IrDA specification.
There is the Physical Layer (PHY), the Link Access Protocol (IrLAP), the
Link Management Protocol (IrLMP) and many more.
How much of the IrDA specification is already in the Palm?
I
How much of the IrDA specification is already in the Palm?
This is really more of a comm-dev-forum question.
Palm OS gives you several ways of doing IrDA:
- raw IR via the [New] Serial Manager
- IrLAP, IrLMP, and IrTTP via the IR Library
- IrOBEX via the Exchange Manager
- IrCOMM via the [New
Hi all,
I need to print via IR port on portable printer which supports IRDA
protocol. Does NetLib support IRDA? Or maybe there is another way to print?
Any idea?
Thanks,
Alex
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If you download Symbol's SDK there are some sample programs for different
printers.
regards,
Dave Mottorn
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Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 8:56 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: IRDA printing
In article 80299@palm-dev-forum, Spazm 24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess Simultaneously was not the best choice of words. RS-232 can be
ignored while printing. We just want to avoid having to physically move the
serial cable back and forth whever we want to print.
How about a serial
Hi,
Sorry, just had to jump in here - the M505 (all M5xx devices actually) has
*TWO* UARTS and so can use both the hotsync port and the IR port
simultaneously.
In fact I have recently released a freeware application called Shuttle that
pipes data in both directions through the ports.
It can be
Hi Again.
So the boss wants to print and communicate with another serial gadget
simultaneously with the m505. I told him the only way I can think of is to
use an IR printer. He said fine., and I coded it.
Now he says IR won't do because we want to use the printers we already have
in stock.
Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: IrDA to RS-232 adaptors? or...
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 09:00:09 -0800
At 5:54 AM -0500 2002/03/18, Spazm 24 wrote:
So the boss wants to print and communicate with another serial gadget
simultaneously with the m505. I told him the only way I can think
Hello ALL (again !)
i want to precise my previous question : is it possible to set the IRDA
pulse width ?
Thanks ! again ;-)
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I have been trying for some time to get Palm and PC communicating through
IrDA.
This really belongs on comm-dev-forum.
Which version of Palm OS and which version of Windows?
Which IrDA protocol do you want to use?
On the PC side I use the following code (I am using VC 6.0):
I can't help
Hi,
I have been trying for some time to get Palm and PC communicating through IrDA. On the
PC side I use the following code (I am using VC 6.0):
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SOCKET Sock
Dear All:
How to print from palm Irda ? ( I use CW)
Thx ~
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Hello.
You can use palmprint from your source code to print for irda.
go to www.stevenscreek.com
andwww.stevenscreek.com/pilot/palmprintdev.html
Abur..
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use palmprint from your source code to print for irda.
go to www.stevenscreek.com
andwww.stevenscreek.com/pilot/palmprintdev.html
Abur..
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Subject: How
Does anyone have a sense of the relative speeds of the IRDA IR protocol
layers?
If I send information via OBEX, how does the speed compare with IRLMP, IRLAP,
or SIR? Has anyone played with this?
Thanks,
Alan
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Hi
I suppose you're sending AT commands using the IrCOMM layer.
What do you mean by "it does not work" ?
Can you establish a connection? Does the phone send something back?
Do other commands besides SMS work?
Also, you should go to thnen nokia site and download their AT command
set, maybe
Hi,
Up to my knowldge Nokia phones don't have a Harware Modem...
I tot that only applies to the 61xx series?
Regards,
Gee.
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Hello everybody.
I am creating a Palm-to-phone SMS app.
Everything's done except that it does not work with Nokia units.
It works with all Ericsson phones I have tried but does not with
all Nokia units particularly the 7110 and 6210.
Is there something peculiar with Nokia units that I have to
Up to my knowldge Nokia phones don't have a Harware Modem...
Ganesh
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 6:48 AM
Subject: IrDA question
Hello everybody.
Yes...this is possible. I haven't done it with CodeWarrior, but I have
done it with PalmDebugger (which also supports USB debugging--at least in
Windows).
Thanks for the info. That is certainly going to help people who are trying
to debug IrDA apps.
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that the Visor USB might not use the serial port on the CPU. If this is
so, then it should be possible to do some sort of debugging of IrDA
applications on the Visor.
Has anyone tried this?
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I understand that CW7 supports Visor debugging via USB. It also strikes to
me that the Visor USB might not use the serial port on the CPU. If this is
so, then it should be possible to do some sort of debugging of IrDA
applications on the Visor.
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I take it that there is some sort of standard for all IrDA devices? Is there
a web site for this?
Thanks
Ralph Krausse
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see www.irda.org
- John
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From: Ralph Krausse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 2:02 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: IrDA
I take it that there is some sort of standard for all IrDA devices? Is there
a web site for this?
Thanks
Ralph
Hello,
Does anyone can send me some code about how to transfert data via Infra-red
between 2 Palms.
Can I send an application and use it in the same time ?
Nicolas Frayer.
+33 1 45 82 13 43
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Does anyone can send me some code about how to transfert data via
Infra-red
between 2 Palms.
This is a pretty basic question. I'd read the Palm OS documentation to learn
about the Exchange Manager and the IR
Can someone or someone you know willing to, replace the Irda transceiver of
the Palm Vx or Palm IIIc with one that is more powerful for a reasonable
fee?
As some back ground what I would like to do is use a Palm V to control Bang
Olufsen (www.bang-olufsen.com) equipment, there are two
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 09:45:24AM -0400, Akil Fahd wrote:
Can someone or someone you know willing to, replace the Irda transceiver of
the Palm Vx or Palm IIIc with one that is more powerful for a reasonable
fee?
As some back ground what I would like to do is use a Palm V to control Bang
Is it possible to, replace the Irda transceiver of the Palm Vx or Palm IIIc
with one that is more powerful? I think that both of these Palm devices use
the MiniSIR from Novalog, though I'm not sure about the operating voltage
(3.3v or 5.0V?) and current draw (150mA or 300mA ) .
However
"James Tu" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any recommendations on IrDA encoder/decoders?
I'm trying to communicate with a non-Palm device. Thanks.
Have a look at http://www.irda.org. Under "public newsgroup". Lichen
Wang is the guru there.
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ranf
Does anyone have any recommendations on IrDA encoder/decoders?
I'm trying to communicate with a non-Palm device. Thanks.
-James
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I just want to send an arbitrary amount of bytes out my Palm's IR port.
(Palm VII) -- I guess this would be an "IrDA Frame" C0 - data - C1. but
the Palm API for IR is too complex for what I need to do... I don't need
to set up an exchange or connection. What do I call to just send arbi
You need to write to the IR port directly -- what you're describing is
actually in the Irda spec (under Ultra) but isn't often implemented. We use
this in the HP Cooltown environment, and it works. Receiving a frame is a
bit more work, let me know if you need to do it.
This is some code
You can use our Print Manager SDK, which provides graphical and text
printing api's in a developers library for Codewarrior, Satellite Forms and
Pendragon developers. Works over IrDA or serial connection. For more
information and a demo download, please visit http://www.bachmannsoftware.com
Hello,
Maybe, Coud you help me with any code of example to print from my
application developed for Palm III using IrDA.
Environment:
Code Warrior 5.0 . Palm
Regards,
Marco Barrionuevo
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I've done quite a bit of experimenting at this point, first off simply
switching the bit doesn't make it work. Secondly the irda narrower pulses
don't work, I've tried, and I've also examened the signal via a protocal
analyzer, it just don't want to sync properly. I tried the sertool, but I'm
I'm working on a project to get a palm IIIxe to talk to a device that isn't
IrDA compliant. (i.e. it doesn't use the 3/16 pulse width for data
transmission, and the levels are fliped (ie. 1 = low, and 0 = 3/16 hi
pulse). I have tried just about everything I can think of at this point.
I've messed
.
I'm working on a project to get a palm IIIxe to talk to a device that isn't
IrDA compliant. (i.e. it doesn't use the 3/16 pulse width for data
transmission, and the levels are fliped (ie. 1 = low, and 0 = 3/16 hi
pulse). I have tried just about everything I can think of at this point.
I've
Anderson
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From: Tom Zerucha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 12:49 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Ir Serial w/o IrDA?
On Wed, Jun 28, 2000 at 11:45:46AM -0700, SoftwareIntern wrote:
I've done some things including doing a carrier
, it look
like Ir devices are forced to use the non integer prescaler)
Thomas Anderson
Note that the irda narrower pulses might work depending on the target.
However you should be able to set the thing up for Irda and simply hit
the register that says IrDA mode (- to go back to full width
In order to obtain information about the services a remote IrDA device
provides, one uses the IrIAS_Query routine.
As far as I can tell, the query is for a specific class and attribute.
Is it possible to find out all the classes on a remote device? Similarly,
for a given class, is it possible
Hi,
I'm new to palm development and I'd like to know where I can find sample
(and simple) code dealing with IrDA. I'd like to try to exchange data
between a Palm V and GSM phone with an IR Modem Fax (Nokia 9110 for
instance).
Anybody can help me ?
thanks
Thomas
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snipI'd like to know where I can find sample (and simple) code dealing
with IrDA
IR Ping by Till Harbaum is on Road Coders or:
http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/~harbaum/pilot/ir_ping.html
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