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Re: Daktronics + Meet Manager + serial port

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  1. Phil Schuman said:

    As we get more and more folks in our swim conference
    using laptops for running meets -
    I was wonder a couple of things related to the serial connection
    between Meet Manager and a Daktronics Omnisport 2000.

    It appears that Meet Manager opens the serial port at 9600 -
    has anyone tried to run it faster - does it matter ?

    Also - for those laptops without a real serial port,
    and going to a USB-->Serial cable converter
    which ones have you found to work well ?
    Do they always need drivers installed with Win XP,
    or do they somehow come up with a COMx port number ?

    tnx - Phil -

    I don't have any answers for you but you have piqued my curiosity. I don't
    have any experience with the adapters but I do have a bit of a warning
    regarding nt kernels (think winNT, win2000, winXP) and emulation for
    things like serial ports - success may largely depend not on the adapter
    but on the software. In 'real mode' applications you could access the
    serial ports simply by reading/writing a specific address in memory
    something that is simply a no go in recent versions of windows. I don't
    know about MM (but what with the general crappieness of the software in
    general I have some thoughts...) but it may, or may not, be that any (or
    no) adapter will work.

    Wish I had something of substance,

    --Mike

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