WinCE Plug-in Slow Speed
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WinCE Plug-in Slow Speed
I've been using WinCE Plug-in over ActiveSync 3.8.0. My only problem is that the transfer rate to/from the PC is so slow. I understand that this is because the buffers are set for slower serial connections, whereas all newer WM devices use USB. Would someone optimize WinCE Plug-in for a USB 1 connection, perhaps offering it as an additional version so that the serial folks still have a version to use? Thanks to any that can help.
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If anyone knows a function to find out whether the connection is via serial port or USB, I will gladly add such a change.
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I'm currently researching this, but ActiveSync 3.7.1 and up have separate settings for old serial and USB, so it must be possible to query those settings. It also automatically detects the connect speed, which would differentiate old serial from USB.
I'll let you know if I can find the function.
Edit: Here's a thought. How about reading the items that are checked in ActiveSync's Connection dialog? If both serial and USB are checked, then query each to find out which on has the PDA connected?
I'll let you know if I can find the function.
Edit: Here's a thought. How about reading the items that are checked in ActiveSync's Connection dialog? If both serial and USB are checked, then query each to find out which on has the PDA connected?
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The problem with a large buffer is that when the file is sent with it via the serial port, the user couldn't abort a transfer for several seconds (until the entire buffer has been transferred).
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Understand, Christian. Could you simply create a second version of the plug-in for higher-speed connections? That way serial users would have one as would USB/WiFi users. They'd be identical except for that one difference.ghisler(Author) wrote:The problem with a large buffer is that when the file is sent with it via the serial port, the user couldn't abort a transfer for several seconds (until the entire buffer has been transferred).