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Victor Fraenckel wrote :

> 
> Go here and enlighten yourself:
> 
> http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=718

OK, fine. More of a "demo/test" board. Try with a complete
adapter using standard connectors and all that. The ones you
can buy in any PC/computer store.

> 
> >Why do you need the "baud xxx" parameter ?
> 
> To set the baud rate to 9600 because I wanted to.

OK, the programming will only go slower, maybe that's
what you "want". I seldom uses the "baud" command but
let XWsip2/Wisp628 handle the speed changes.

> No syntax error. Try envoking xwisp2w -? and closely reading 
> the help you see. comX is a valid command.

OK, I always use the "port x" syntax. Sorry about that...

B.t.w, the "usage" command examples you can see on the last of
the XWisp2 help page are actualy mine... :-) I did the first
OS/2 -> Win32 port of XWisp2, but Rob H have since then taken
over that...


> I have since changed that 
> to port 3 as suggested by some on this list. Since my 
> original posting, I have posted another one outlining my 
> latest command line and results of using it. 

And I seems to remember that they showed that XWisp2 *does*
find the port but you get some communication error, right ?

> I was merely asking if using a usb to serial converter might
> be a problem.

No, not in general. Most (all?) converters does work OK, as
far as I've heard.

Best Regards,
Jan-Erik.



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