[Mono-list] Serial Ports

Victor Rocha rocha.pusch at gmail.com
Mon Aug 31 14:16:40 EDT 2009


Hello

I suggest first try a very simple example (like writing simple ascii 
text on a serial port with mono, then reading it with putty or 
hyperterminal, on another comport which can be on the same computer).

This should be very straight forward.... i learned from the same link 
some time ago (http://www.mono-project.com/HowToSystemIOPorts)

After making sure that a simple example works fine, there comes some tricks.
for example, sometimes i need do set DtrEnabled = true; it depends on 
the device being communicated to;
there are also issues with "events" on received data, if i record 
correctly, but a simple byte read should work nicely, or see below.

Older posts here in mono lists report that:
- "Unity" project maybe had a complete version, but noone replied?? 
(buhochileno in july12th)
- this blog has example on threaded polling, to replace the necessity of 
events: http://shaneo.blogsite.org/ (shawn in aug21st)

greetings :-)


Glenn R. Martin escreveu:
> Is this old documentation correct on the received data notification 
> event not being implemented? and that polling has to be done still?
>
> http://www.mono-project.com/HowToSystemIOPorts
>
> Thanks
> Glenn R. Martin
>
> On 31 Aug 2009, at 03:33 , Petit Eric wrote:
>
>> 2009/8/31 Danny Haak <danny.haak at nedap.com 
>> <mailto:danny.haak at nedap.com>>:
>>> Hi Glenn,
>>>
>>> My experience is that serial ports work using the same code in Windows
>>> and Linux - with the only change being the port name. Does your serial
>>> device need RTS/CTS lines? Are they set right? Is the timeout set
>>> correctly?
>> It is true i forget this , setting not always same, i suggest you to
>> write them, with same as the one under Windows(parity, speed, bit stop
>> , rts, end line ........)
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Danny Haak
>>>
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