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Last Post 07 Oct 2004 11:34 AM by  scobb
Using the SPI Driver
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albertfmiller
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14 Sep 2004 02:35 PM
    I am using the SPI device driver beta version #3. I need to change the baud rate but cannot figure out for the life of me how to do it. I found the IOCTL_SPI_SET_SPEED command, but no matter what I put into lpInBuffer I still get the same baud rate coming out. The function also returns true whenever I put in 4 bytes but there is no noticable change in anything. The device correctly loads and I can use the read and writefile functions just fine. The device driver came with some release notes but they said to look at the user manual to find out what all the commands mean/do. I could not find that either. Could someone please give me the mysterious manual or else tell me what I am doing wrong/ what I need to do?
    Thanks a bunch.
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    16 Sep 2004 03:30 PM
    Albert,

    Pre-release documentation for the SPI Driver has been completed, while not yet posted on the website this documentation is available if you'd like to obtain it please send a request to platformsupport@logicpd.com.

    Thank you,
    scobb
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    07 Oct 2004 11:34 AM
    Any idea of the sustained throughput that can be expected using WinCE 4.2? Any advantage (for this) to go to 5.0?

    Thanks,
    Steve
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