What I've currently got working is code that runs the Tungsten IR port at
about 40,000 baud. The IR port is just another serial port, so the issues
of setting the baud rate are exactly the same. I've also got some test code
that overrides the SrmOpen baud rate on a 68k to a separately calculated
Do you have code to open the Tungsten serial port at these baud rates? The
SrmOpen rejects any non standard baud rates.
-Mike
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The 68k produces baud rates at very specific multipliers of the clock
frequency. The
I'm using 9600 baud on a NR70 without any problems. Scope verified and
everything. Could there be a problem with that particular NR70?
Anyway, I doubt you will get a fix if there really is a problem. The NR70
is now discontinued by Sony.
So far I haven't found a Palm device that doesn't support
You read my post wrong. I'm trying to use 10400 baud, but it defaults to
9600 even though it reports being set to 10400.. I have found no reason to
believe that 9600 baud does not work.
Data being sent is 0x55,0x08,0x08. On an NR70 supposedly set to 10400, the
data that comes in is
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You read my post wrong. I'm trying to use 10400 baud, but it defaults to
9600 even though it reports being set to 10400.. I have found no reason
to
believe that 9600 baud does not work.
Data being sent
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Subject: Re: NR70 and baud rates
10400 baud was not mentioned in the original post. Can't help you with odd
The 68k produces baud rates at very specific multipliers of the clock
frequency. The closest a 66 Mhz machine can get to 10400 baud is 10363.
The next step is 10794. The closest to 31250 is 31402, with the next
closest 30932. The Tungsten/T hardware is capable of 10416 and 31250
(exactly!). Of
