It appears that when you intialize a baud rate thru the debugger... mode com1 19200... If you set your COM port settings in windows to 57600, the data still transfers at 19200. Is there any way to have Windows control the baud rate instead of the debugger. For instance, I would set the baud rate in the debugger to some dummy value, and have windows control the actual baud rate that I want to transfer at. I am posting this because I would like to transfer at 115200, and I cannot input this value into my debugger.
The serial interface needs to be controlled by the application. So you need to change the MODE command in the debugger script to adapt the baudrate to the desired value.
How can I edit the debugger script? Are you talking about the device driver (i.e. 80251s.dll) I have tried to view the .dll files, but cannot read through the ascii. I tried using a dll viewer but it doesn't support the older NE 16 bit type.
You are using the old DScope. There you need to use the INCLUDE directive to execute the correct commands.
What are the correct commands for changing the MODE command? I keep getting a redefinition error. Do I just create a separate text file with the new MODE definition? Thanks in advance,
The syntax is described in the DSCOPE USER'S GUIDE 1.97, Chapter 9, MODE.