Setting Different Hardware modes

Setting Different Hardware modes

am 16.04.2007 13:55:31 von pradeep pradeep

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Hi,

I am writing a serial driver for my coustom serial hardware which supports different modes.
like 550,550ex,750,850 and 950 mode. How can i set the hardware to different modes at run time.
In 8250 the driver identifies the type of the hardware and initialises it in the respective mode.
But I want to do the hardware setting based upon the users requirement.
Is there is a property sheet(windows) equivalent.

Pradeep Annavarapu
Hyderabad

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Hi,

 

    I am writing a serial driver for my coustom serial hardware which supports different modes.

    like 550,550ex,750,850 and 950 mode. How can i set the hardware to different modes at run time.

    In 8250 the driver identifies the type of the hardware and initialises it in the respective mode.

    But I want to do the hardware setting based upon the users requirement.

    Is there is a property sheet(windows) equivalent.


 

Pradeep Annavarapu
Hyderabad






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Re: Setting Different Hardware modes

am 17.04.2007 08:43:40 von pradeep pradeep

Hi,

I am writing a serial driver for my coustom serial hardware which supports different modes.
like 550,550ex,750,850 and 950 mode. How can i set the hardware to different modes at run time.
In 8250 the driver identifies the type of the hardware and initialises it in the respective mode.
But I want to do the hardware setting based upon the users requirement.
Is there is a property sheet(windows) equivalent.

Pradeep Annavarapu
Hyderabad

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