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Re: RCX to PDA (Answers, please :-)
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Tue, 16 Jul 2002 17:45:41 GMT
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I also read somewhere that there might be a way to change the frequency,
possibley by increasing the "baud rate"?
I know that there is a way (at least on Palms) to change the frequency, because
I downloaded a Remote Control program that would learn the signals from the
actual remote. In its settings, it had different frequencies.
Could there be a way to recompile a compiler to work on "Microsoft Pocket PC
2002."
Tim
In lugnet.robotics, Steve Hassenplug writes:
> some answers:
> 1) No. I don't know a lot about the IR port, but this question comes up often. And the answer's the same. I believe they use different frequencies.
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> 5) A short time ago, I went looking for this exact thing. I wanted to be able to compile LegOS programs using WinCE. (I assume that's the OS) All the cross-compilers seemed to say the same thing: "Works under all versions of Windows. **Except WinCE**"
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bluey" <Wolf_and_eagle@spamblock.yahoo.com>
> Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2002 14:07:59 GMT
> To: lugnet.robotics@lugnet.com
> Subject: RCX to PDA (Answers, please :-)
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> I have a Compaq Ipaq 3835, and I want to be able to write, compile, and
> download programs to the RCX without the use of the IR tower.
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> I'm not asking for anyone to write any programs for me.
> All I would like is help and answers to my questions :-)
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> 1: Is it possible to communicate with the RCX from the Ipaq's IR?
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> 2: Where can I find information on the Ipaq 3835's IR system?
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> 3: How do I go about making programs for the Ipaq?
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> 4: Is it feasible that a "bridge" program could be made for NQC?
> (To "fake COM 1" and route the info through the IR port)
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> 5: Could LegOS(soon to be changed) ever be ported to Pocket PC 2002?
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> Tim
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