This is a problem I used to have all the time with the serial port class in .NET 2.0.It was suggested that upgrading to .NET 4 would fix the problem... and it did in almost all cases.
I have an application which calls SerialPort.Open() ... This works fine and data is read/written through the port.
I\'m trying to send data to an SD card from a PIC18f4580, but the PIC is not sending what it should be.
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My baud rate should be 115200, but it is 892.9 void UART0_Init(int pclk, int baudrate) { unsigned long int DLest;
I\'m not sure if this is possible but my requirement is this. On startup, my application swaps COM1 to COMV1, listens to the output interprets the data and pa开发者_Python百科sses it through to COM1
I have an application which is supposed to communicate with multiple custom devices, some of which use FTDI USB-to-serial converter chips, and some of which use TCP.The application needs to be able to
I\'m using C#\'s SerialPort class to try and send a AT command to a device and get a response back. I\'ve verified it works correctly in HyperTerminal, if I send a command of AT it responds back with
I have a GUI that has a text box that is used to display the output of a device that is connected to a serial port.There are times when that device will output a \"ticker\".This is a sequence of chara
[edit] Initially I thought this was a pyserial problem but it\'s not. Basically it\'s a system problem: Sending anything over the serial port (/dev/ttyS0) would need a \"\\n\" or \"\\r\" or else it\'l
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