> > How about if the output of the programming software did not need to 
> > immediately go to the programmer? If it could be saved in a 
> file and 
> > then simply copied out the serial port at a later date?
> 
> how would you preserve the timing?
> 
> Wouter van Ooijen


1200N71

The timeing on the ASCII programmer is implicit in the rate of data falling
out the end of the serial port. So from the DOS command line I guess you
would have to both set the port with the mode command and then copy the
file. Not sure in Linux, other hosts have ways of setting the baud rate,
etc... And then sending out the data.

---
James.
 

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