From: Baltissen, R (Ruud) (ruud.baltissen_at_abp.nl)
Date: 2003-03-26 12:29:33
Hallo Groepaz, Marko, Nick,
Thanks for answering.
> a lot of these organisers use rs232 for link though (the older ones
> atleast...newer stuff might be USB) ... if thats the case,
> you can probably find out some things by connecting the organiser
> to a terminal program (and do the same with the computer running
> "pc-link").
But what is the same thing? My idea was a bit more technical: I'll hook a
second PC with two RS232 ports to the other line and with a selfwritten
program I'll make a copy of the transfer. The program should not only copy
the data but also tell me in what order each byte was transmitted in respect
to each other.
> however, looking along the lines of linux sources is always a
> good idea :O)
The problem is that I have no idea where to look. When searchengines turn me
down, my next step is to ask some friends, what I just did :)
But it seems I have to start soldering a Y-cable and to do some programming.
> What is the name of the organiser?
Oregon Scientific, model AM888.
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