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No. 91	Re: Re: Re: data losses	2006-03-31

There's no way to check the usage of EZL-50L. But EZL-200F can be checked. The method is followed: 1. login to EZL-200F with telnet, then you can see the msh> shell. 2. Input 'env sio0'. 3. You can check the peak buffer usage in the max_rxbuf and max_txbuf. > Sollae Systems wrote: > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Is there a way to know how many bytes are stored in the buffers? is there an overflow signal? > > > > Sollae Systems wrote: > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > The buffer size of EZL-50L is very small. > > The receving buffer size of EZL-50L's serial port is 1023 bytes. > > And the transmitting buffer size of EZL-50L's serial port is 512 bytes. > > > > > > The receving buffer size of EZL-200F's serial port is 64K bytes. > > And the transmitting buffer size of EZL-200F's serial port is 16K bytes. > > > > If data loss is big issue, I recommend EZL-200F. > > > > > > > gullentops wrote: > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > > I am using a serial device without flow control. > > > (it is a scanning device) As it was normally used in direct connection of a PC on a local connection, the user could verify if data was well read. By connecting to the network, the user does not see the application running and hee is not more aware of the good readings and transmission. > > > I could use flow control on serial side if needed, but how can i be sure to never losses datas? is there a buffer in the EZL-50L? size? > > > same questions for the EZL-200F

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