Name: Anonymous 2012-01-21 13:00
Is there any way to bypass the ~15ms (i.e. 1 tick) delay between write instructions? I tried using the SerialPort class of .net and Win32 API so far, and both have that 1 tick delay between every write. Reads seem to work just fine.
For your information: I'm currently using .net, however, if there is a way around that 1 tick problem, I'm willing to switch, as I only used .net for the easy form creation.
If possible, I would like to stick to Windows, as I don't have a spare PC for that project at the moment.
My goal is to send an instruction (2 bytes) + data (0-2 bytes) to a µc and get the answer (1 byte instruction, 1..n bytes for data) every 10ms. Baudrate is not an issue, there is plenty of room between the µc's answer and the next instruction sent from the PC.
For your information: I'm currently using .net, however, if there is a way around that 1 tick problem, I'm willing to switch, as I only used .net for the easy form creation.
If possible, I would like to stick to Windows, as I don't have a spare PC for that project at the moment.
My goal is to send an instruction (2 bytes) + data (0-2 bytes) to a µc and get the answer (1 byte instruction, 1..n bytes for data) every 10ms. Baudrate is not an issue, there is plenty of room between the µc's answer and the next instruction sent from the PC.