Fwd: Re: [avrchat] : Communicating with PC via serial port

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>Further to my email of 08/18/2000, hereinafter was my test result ;

Having the file “Andysnag1.zip” unziped, I installed the program on Window
ME. After starting up my dialpad which was connected to Com.1, bringing
up the notepad (untitled notepad), evoking the program, and selecting the
baudrate (19,200), I selected the radio button of port 'Com 1". An error
message pop-uped.

Error accessing specified device (Error : 5)

I continued to highlight the untitled notepad on its pop-up window and
then clicked ‘go’. The untitled notepad was brought up to the
foreground. I moved the cursor on the notepad but key input from the
aforesaid dialpad still could not display.

I started up Term95 and found that key input could display correctly on
its screen. The RS232 Settings on Term95 is as follows ;

Port Com 1
Baudrate 19,200
Databit 8 bits
Parity None
Stopbits 1 bit
Flowcontrol None selected.

Remark : The dialpad only has numbers without character.

Kindly advise what mistake I have committed. Thanks in advance.

B.Regards
Stephen Liu

At 02:59 PM 8/17/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Stephen,
>Spurred on by you problem, I’ve knocked up a simple Delphi
>utility which can redirect the serial port output into a
>Windows application as a series of keypresses. It’s
>functionality is limited but it might give you a starting
>point.
>
>Check out my homepage, under the Delphi link - AndySnag.
>
>cheers
>
>AndyC
>http://pages.zoom.co.uk/andyc

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