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Re: xAP Serial Class


  • Subject: Re: xAP Serial Class
  • From: Stuart Booth
  • Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 20:14:00 +0000

Heya Paul,

Just in case you missed it, did you see this post from Kevin over on
the xAP_automation list a while back with a simple serial comms
message schema? I bunged support for this pretty much as is into my
xAPFramework but it's easily changed if you wanted:

serial.received
{
port=2
data= I have done what you asked
}

serial.send
{
port=2
data= please do this
}

serial.initialise or serial.setup
{
port=2
baud=9600
stop=1
start=1
parity=none
}

Looks like I ended up with (pairs in no particular order):

Serial.Setup
{
parity=Even
stop=1
flow=Hardware
port=1
databits=8
baud=1200
}

S
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