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Subject: Re: [LCtalk] out of sync
From: Fokko van Duin
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 14:42:10 +0100

At 13:59 +0100 16-03-2004, MisterJ wrote:
I would be suprised if that was true on my pc. The motherboard is from asus, the serial connection is on that motherboard:

http://www.asus.com/prog/spec.asp?m=A7V8X-MX&langs=01

It specs only "serial port", not RS232 port, so you never know ;-)


2. If the serial port can not handle 38400 baud properly (try lower speed), or

I'll try that. Do I just need to change the speed in LCEdit+, or also in the windows 2000 settings ("apparaatbeheer" in dutch).

No, just change it to e.g. 19200 in global settings of LCedit, and it will re-connect at the lower speed. e.g:
14:35:07 Open P#1USA49WC102
14:35:07 Connected, 38400 Baud
14:35:07 LanBox-LCM, v2.00
14:35:30 Open P#1USA49WC102
14:35:34 Connected, 19200 Baud
14:35:34 LanBox-LCM, v2.00


Most of the time it's item 1, especially on Notebooks where some manufacturers put in a low cost pseudo RS232 port. Try with a good high speed USB<->RS232 adapter (like the Keyspan USA19-QW).

OK, or mayby a pci plug-in card with a serial connector on?

If you have a good RS232 card, sure.

Fokko van Duin
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