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Valentin Longchamp <valentin.longchamp@××××.ch> schrieb am 07/05/2006 |
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> Hello, |
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> >> |
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> >>> I see the ttyUSB0 - device and I tried to work with it, just like |
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> > ttySx. |
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> >>> the strange thing is, that after a very short period, the |
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application |
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> >>> running on the embedded board seems to not get any more data from |
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the |
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> >>> device. |
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> >> Totally unrelated to your device, this sounds very much like a serial |
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> >> handshake problem, try setting all serial ports to no handshake at |
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all, |
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> >> if you haven't done yet. |
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> > How do I do that? I am not new to linux, but I did not need this |
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before? |
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> > BTW it works with the other serial devices like /dev/ttyS0, ... Only |
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> > /dev/ttyUSBx make troubles. |
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> > In windows, they reconfigure the virtual com ports. But I just have no |
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> > clue, how I can do such a thing in linux... |
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> You should be able to find all you need to configure your serial port in |
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> your program using this howto: |
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> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Serial-Programming-HOWTO/ |
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> I've used this with a FTDI2232 chip with success. |
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> I hope it helps |
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Thanks! |
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I will give it a try during the day! |
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bye, |
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Andy |
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