Are you sure you want/need ischronous mode?
Isochronous (e.g. in USB or 1934/Firewire) type pipes are typically only used for constant bit rate audio or video streams.
Chirp deals in serial ports.
Perhaps you want to turn off serial port handshaking?
It is off, by default unless the class sets HARDWARE_FLOW class variable.
If you want to double check the flow control settings, you can look at:
radio.pipe.rtscts radio.pipe.dsrdtr radio.pipe.xonxoff
-ch
On Sun, Feb 11, 2018 at 11:18 AM, Rick DeWitt via chirp_devel < chirp_devel@intrepid.danplanet.com> wrote:
How do I set my radio.pipe.mode to Iscochronous (no handshake) for read? I am working on a driver for the R/S PRO-649 scanner, and it responds to the dump command with a continuous transfer of 4096 bytes.
-- Rick DeWitt AA0RD Sequim, Washington, USA 360-681-3494
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