09-19-2005 01:35 AM
09-19-2005 02:54 AM
Hi HH
are you sure they have random COM ports ?
Once you have set them up, surely they are permanent?
If not then I would suggest to interogate each port to identify which modemis attached . and procedd from there.
chow xseadog
09-19-2005 03:23 AM
09-19-2005 03:42 AM
Hi HH
if all your modems are connected and turn on then start MAX.
Using MAX you can then see what COM ports are connected.
09-19-2005 05:31 AM
This part is no problem! MAX and ....
But I would like to make this automatic, and not have to open any other programs. I would like to make a form of auto-detect.
pseudo code
-Get modem list (1)
-Ask operator to connect the DUT
-Get modem list (2)
-compare modem list 1 and 2
09-19-2005 05:41 AM
Hi HH
your project sounds similar to a previous project I worked several years ago.
In that instance we hardwired four com ports and connected our DUTs to the vacant sockets. Testing four DUT's at once. Power was switched on,
the four units were interograted at 38k and reset to 115k Power rebooted ( necessary for speed change)
then serial numbers and identification routinues performed.
Are you testing modems or???
If you are not testing modems then not necessary to interact with operator !
Chow
xseadog
09-19-2005 07:12 AM
09-19-2005 12:35 PM
Hi
WinXp..
HH
09-19-2005 12:38 PM
Yes i'm testing phones that act like modems. And when connected all have a unic serialno on the USB port. Therefor winXp gives all "new" modems a new comport. If a modem known to the compoter is attached, it will be given the "old" comport..
Therefor to automate it I have to be able to look somewhere to find the comport number..
HH
09-19-2005 01:06 PM