HI,

i'm using usb infrared....i've noticed IR hangs while attempting to send file if the other device is not in range....but after a minute or so, it becomes active again.............if the other device is not in range, it shows error message but takes long time to show.........

So i was wondering if there is way to minimize the time of the error msg which means it will show the msg quicker......i'm coding a small software where i don't want my user to sit long if somehow they do mistake in sending the file......or if it is possible to force IR not to hang doesn't matter the file has been sent or not.....IR hangs, my whole software hangs.....

any idea?

thanks in advance...

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HI,

i'm using usb infrared....i've noticed IR hangs while attempting to send file if the other device is not in range....but after a minute or so, it becomes active again.............if the other device is not in range, it shows error message but takes long time to show.........

So i was wondering if there is way to minimize the time of the error msg which means it will show the msg quicker......i'm coding a small software where i don't want my user to sit long if somehow they do mistake in sending the file......or if it is possible to force IR not to hang doesn't matter the file has been sent or not.....IR hangs, my whole software hangs.....

any idea?

thanks in advance...

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sunny boy

the problem u r havng might b bcuz of the ir techonology which u r using cuz as i know there couple of them available

i; line of sight

ii; reflective

iii; spreading signal

the first one is common in tv remotes

so u better check it which one is urs and switching to the 3rd one might b a gd idea 4 u to avoid the problm u r havng

P.S.just an amateur suggestion buddy, listen to all and do the best.

It depends where the timeout/retry logic is located. Most likely somewhere in the driver.

Figure out where the timeout/retry values are found in the driver, then edit it to reduce the timeout/retries.

Edited February 10, 200620 yr by LLXX

It depends where the timeout/retry logic is located. Most likely somewhere in the driver.

Figure out where the timeout/retry values are found in the driver, then edit it to reduce the timeout/retries.

hi,

thanks for your reply...........well timeout/retry in the driver.........how do i do it?? any hints?

regards,

Sunny

Do you know much at all about drivers, coding, and how the infrared hardware works?

If not it will be much too difficult for you to do this.

Do you know much at all about drivers, coding, and how the infrared hardware works?

If not it will be much too difficult for you to do this.

Hi thanks for your reply.....well i have got idea abt coding......but not really sure abt driver coding and stuff....if it is possible to give me some hints , then i can possible start........

thanks..