Being a total noob to hub4com, I can't quite get my head round setting baud rates.
Application is to route data from a physical com port to two com0com port pairs that link to two virtual com ports for programmes to read & write data back. Physical com port is COM3 targets CNCA0<>CNCOM8 & CNCA1<>COM9. COM3 to feed to both 8&9, but 8&9 to be hidden from each other. The task is Amateur Radio. A CAT feed from the radio to a logginig programme(COM8) and a radio control programme(COM9).
I need to run at 4800 baud, not the default 19200 baud, and this is stumping me. Would someone kindly give me the command line to keyin.
Thanks ini advance.
Simon.
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Thanks for the pointer in that direction. The -help=serial was very useful. Almost got the setup to work, so more testing to do. Wish the -help=(whatever) was a bit more obvious. Not overly noob friendly, but your rapid response was very much appreciated.
Simon.
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Hi All,
I hope you can help - well I am sure you can.
Being a total noob to hub4com, I can't quite get my head round setting baud rates.
Application is to route data from a physical com port to two com0com port pairs that link to two virtual com ports for programmes to read & write data back. Physical com port is COM3 targets CNCA0<>CNCOM8 & CNCA1<>COM9. COM3 to feed to both 8&9, but 8&9 to be hidden from each other. The task is Amateur Radio. A CAT feed from the radio to a logginig programme(COM8) and a radio control programme(COM9).
I need to run at 4800 baud, not the default 19200 baud, and this is stumping me. Would someone kindly give me the command line to keyin.
Thanks ini advance.
Simon.
hub4com.exe -baud=4800 …
More details: hub4com.exe -help=serial
vfrolov,
Thanks for the pointer in that direction. The -help=serial was very useful. Almost got the setup to work, so more testing to do. Wish the -help=(whatever) was a bit more obvious. Not overly noob friendly, but your rapid response was very much appreciated.
Simon.