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| I need to implement a COM port and Modem on top of my USB bulk driver. I already have made my USB driver. But I have no clue as how to establish the relation with a standard COM port and modem. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Regards, Denis Co | Guest
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| On Jun 9, 11:34 am, "Denis @ TheOffice" <deni...@ica.net> wrote: Quote:
Ports setup classes 1) Register for the modem or COM port device interfaces 2) Create a DOS symlink to your COM port number, pulling this value from the registry where it was placed by the class installer 3) Create a read buffer in your driver and fill it with data that you are always reading from your device 4) Implement all the serial IOCTLs and timeout semantics | Guest
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