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Re: IR tower Com Port Speed
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 2 Dec 1999 11:24:31 GMT
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Very unlikely. THe 2400 bd serial signals are 'NAND'ed to a 38kHz carrier
and the resulting signal is sent out via IR.
I think I read a description of the HW inside the Tower and the 38kHz
carrier freq. is basicly fix and not changeable. I think the IR routines in
the RCX are more flexible BUT the routines are in ROM.
Anybody contemplated how to give the RCX an IrDA transceiver? That would be
way cooler, as you can use your Palm/WinCE/Laptop AND utilize higher speeds.
Cheers
Reimer
Clint Rutkas <lego-robotics@crynwr.com> wrote in message
news:19991202045349.38753.qmail@hotmail.com...
With my USB Multifunctional hub, I discovered with the com ports, I can
accually set the speeds (110 to 921600 bits/s) of the port, has anyone tried
to see if increasing the port speed will help improve IR communications
between the computer and the RCX?
Just a thought
Clint Rutkas AKA KGB AgEnT #4
http://members.xoom.com/rutkas
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