I have a pdf of a paper from Handheld systems Magazine that has an
example of a PIC interfacing with a Palm. Much focus on the PIC side,
pretty much ignored the Palm side. It's 70 kBytes, so I don't want to
attach it to anything. I'd be happy to email it out, though.=20

Dave



On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 00:22:41 -0400, you wrote:

>Has anyone on this list managed to make devices & software for
>Palm-compatible units using the serial link?
>
>It appears that no Handsprings and few Palms support hardware
>handshaking on a serial protocol, specifically there are no CTS or
>CTR(sp?) pins available.  While on my list of things to do, PIC serial
>communications isn't something I have done yet, so in short, is no
>hardware handshaking a problem?
>
>My goal here is that I would like to develop software for a PIC and a
>Palm such that I can use the Palm as something of a data exchange,
>tuning, control, human I/O and possibly as a diagnostic device for the
>PIC.  I have looked through the development support on the Palm and
>Handspring sites, but there is so much there I would appreciate it if
>some pointers were given.
>
>Jeff

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