Windows Infrared Port Programming (using USPP)
Steven
sadams123 at optushome.com.au
Thu Aug 29 10:46:58 EDT 2002
"Scott Brady Drummonds" <scott.b.drummonds at intel.com> wrote in message
news:akjs02
> I meant programming as in using it as a serial device. I just want to be
> able to exchange data between my ThinkPad 600 and my Nokia 3360. I did
some
> experimentation that made me *think* that an IR port wasn't a COM port,
but
> obviously I was wrong.
My girlfriend has a ThinkPad 600, I'll have a look on that and see if I can
get something going on it.
> 3) I'm hoping that after I can verify that some data is being
communicated,
> I can reverse engineer the command language that Nokia uses to communicate
> with the phone (I can't find the command language on-line). Maybe my
entire
> premise is flawed.
I use Roger Burnham's Serial package, which was a doddle to get some basic
communications going with my Ericsson T68.
Try sending some basic AT commands e.g. 'ATI\015' should get the modem to
identify itself.
You could take a look at the codes used in Gnokii http://www.gnokii.org
Its a Nokia specific tool, so it'd surely be of some use.
Steven
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