In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, SteveW wrote:

Note that IrDA uses a selection of line coding schemes, none of which look very much like RS232.  
If you can force your device to run in SIR mode, you'll have a decent chance, although I'm not sure it goes much slower than 115K2.
If your device is a WinCE box, then odds on, it'll be trying to bring up a network stack on the IrDA port, and you'll have to kick that out of the way before it makes any sense at all. 
There's loads of data on the web, and http://www.irda.org has the truth :)

(I don't know what that IR receiver you're using is, so I've got no idea if it's appropriate. 
http://www.radioshack.com doesn't seem to recognise 126-137A )

Steve

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