Mobility Easidock Usb 200 Drivers For Mac
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Attachments: Hi I have connected the FT245AM evaluation kit to my PC. I think, it is recognized by Linux, because I see ftdisio when I'm doing /sbin/lsmod. To write some data from the PC, I do the following: fd = open(/dev/ttyUSB0, ORDWR); write(fd, 0x55, 1); and I strobe the pin RD of the evaluation kit. I receive the error message 'Bad address' To read some data, I fixed D0.D7 of the evaluation kit, and do the following: fd = open(/dev/ttyUSB0, ORDWR); read(fd, &buffer, 1); and I strobe the pin RD of the evaluation kit. I don't receive anything, but the PC gets KO. What did I wrong?
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Should I use ftdisio driver in another way? Thank you Patrick BARD. On 03/06/05 22:39, Justin Burket (KL1RL) wrote: hiadded a device to your FTDI driver. Most of the work was already done by a fellow over at pascal.org but he doesn't seem to have submitted the information upstream, so here I go:) I've combined the stuff he had and added the information needed for my device. Most of the outputs I can think of anyone asking for are included as well. On Monday 14 October 2002 12:39, Gilles GRENIER wrote: is it possible to set the latency timer different to 16ms (for FT232BM device with the actual (kernel 2.4.20) driver)?
Best regards Gilles GRENIER No, the current driver doesn't support this yet, mainly because the FT232BM hasn't been around very long! I'm not sure where such a mechanism would fit into the driver - Perhaps the Hayes ESP ioctls, TIOCGHAYESESP and TIOCSHAYESESP could be borrowed so that setserial's 'rxtimeout' parameter could be used to set the latency, but this would be a bit of a kludge. The legitimate values for the 'rxtimeout' parameter (0 to 255) do correspond quite nicely with the latency times that the FT232BM can be set to though (1 to 255 ms)! Another possibility may be to make the latency depend on the baud rate in some way, though that would be odd for the FT245BM USB FIFO device, as it doesn't really have a baud rate. -=( Ian Abbott @ MEV Ltd. E-mail: )=- -=( Tel: +44 (0)161 477 1898 FAX: +44 (0)161 718 3587 )=. Attachments: I was thinking about using the POSIX VTIME/VMIN stuff to do this.
The baudrate could be used to figure out the minimum latency is someone uses the VMIN value, and VTIME will almost translate directly at least up to 16ms anyway. I have sent off an email to FTDI today to get more info on the BM. Ian Abbott wrote: On Monday 14 October 2002 12:39, Gilles GRENIER wrote: is it possible to set the latency timer different to 16ms (for FT232BM device with the actual (kernel 2.4.20) driver)? Best regards Gilles GRENIER No, the current driver doesn't support this yet, mainly because the FT232BM hasn't been around very long! I'm not sure where such a mechanism would fit into the driver - Perhaps the Hayes ESP ioctls, TIOCGHAYESESP and TIOCSHAYESESP could be borrowed so that setserial's 'rxtimeout' parameter could be used to set the latency, but this would be a bit of a kludge.
The legitimate values for the 'rxtimeout' parameter (0 to 255) do correspond quite nicely with the latency times that the FT232BM can be set to though (1 to 255 ms)! Another possibility may be to make the latency depend on the baud rate in some way, though that would be odd for the FT245BM USB FIFO device, as it doesn't really have a baud rate.