> Thanks for sending the POSE ROM for Palm. Thanks also to Mikey=20
> for sending me another. I have the driver for Pocket Keys loaded,
Not a problem...
> and I have a serial cable made, but I may have the pins arranged
> backwards, no luck yet with the emulator (the palm pins are not=20
> numbered). =20
How did you make the cable, reliably? Other than modifying
the "plug in" module itself (I want to keep the Palm connector
usable, in case I get a Palm) I don't see a simple way to do it.
> Chuck, you mentioned "the driver sends D5h to the keyboard, and
> then reports no response from the keyboard". Where did you see
> that? I found the port redirection and logging settings:
Below is a snippet from my logfile.
53.187: UART: Transmitted data:
53.187: D5 =D5
53.187: CommWrite: Transmitted data:
53.187: D5 =D5
53.187: EmTransportSerial::Write: writing 1 bytes.
53.187: D5 =D5
53.407: UART: Transmitted data:
53.407: D5 =D5
53.407: CommWrite: Transmitted data:
53.407: D5 =D5
53.407: EmTransportSerial::Write: writing 1 bytes.
53.407: D5 =D5
It's pretty clear how it moves through the system, and finally out
of the serial port, at least in theory.
-- Chuck Knight
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