Roger Binns
2004-03-22 21:36:19 UTC
Here is something to try for those of you using phones connected
via a USB to serial connection. In com_brew.py at line 259, change
it to read:
self.comm.write("AT$QCDMR=115200;AT$QCDMG\r\n")
In theory that should make the data rate for the diagnostics
protocol be 115200. On my VX4400, I set the diag rate in
the service menu to 38400 (the default) and rebooted the
phone.
Despite the phone responding OK to the above request, the
diagnostics still only operated at 38400. The other phones
I have are all straight USB where the baud rate is irrelevant.
However maybe it will work for a different phone. (The goal
is to have the phone automatically operate at the higher speed
if possible without users having to reconfigure it).
(I also tried putting the request on two seperate lines and
still got OK for both, and the phone still didn't do what it
ok'ed).
Roger
via a USB to serial connection. In com_brew.py at line 259, change
it to read:
self.comm.write("AT$QCDMR=115200;AT$QCDMG\r\n")
In theory that should make the data rate for the diagnostics
protocol be 115200. On my VX4400, I set the diag rate in
the service menu to 38400 (the default) and rebooted the
phone.
Despite the phone responding OK to the above request, the
diagnostics still only operated at 38400. The other phones
I have are all straight USB where the baud rate is irrelevant.
However maybe it will work for a different phone. (The goal
is to have the phone automatically operate at the higher speed
if possible without users having to reconfigure it).
(I also tried putting the request on two seperate lines and
still got OK for both, and the phone still didn't do what it
ok'ed).
Roger