I'm working on improving the error reporting for serial communications. It's important to note that *most* PDA adapters are not capable of the speeds necessary to talk to a Pronto (115kbps). It's best if you get a high speed serial adapter like the USA-19QW. If an adapter claims to max out at 115kbps, then it's probably not very reliable at that speed. Pronto's have extremely touch serial ports and will demand a very precisely timed 115kbps.
stewart Jerome O'Donohoe wrote: > Hello all, just found this software and am delighted. One small problem > though... > Sadly I can't get the pronto discovered by the mac. I'm on an imac 800 > flat/superdrive, 10.1.5. I have a Keyspan PDA adapter USA-19Qi which works > fine with my home automation interface. The pronto is a European ru-940 2mb > job. > > If I try to load from pronto, it fails and comes back with "comm object > uninitialised" > > Locate pronto gives "java serial comm library not installed" > > Obviously this looks like there's a bit of my JVM missing, but since there > doesn't appear to be any notes about that in the FAQ or Docs I'm a bit > lost. > > Any help much appreciated. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek No, I will not fix your computer. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Tonto-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tonto-users
