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 output keystrokes to com 1 port |
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 Joined: Thu Aug 27 2009, 02:15pm Posts: 2 | Hi, I need to control a target computer with a host computer via the serial port on the host, and the PS2 keyboard port on the target computer. Now this is already done, so, yes it can be done. The control however on the host is the Hyper term Window with the typing in it just going out the com 1 port. I want to design a custom on screen keyboard that will output the keystrokes via the com1 serial port so those key commands will appear on the target computer as a keyboard is attached and running it. However, it is a whole other host computer actually running it. [ Edited Thu Aug 27 2009, 02:22pm ] | ||
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   Joined: Wed Sep 19 2007, 03:42pm Posts: 600 | I think you can’t do this with Comfort On-Screen Keyboard. Have a nice day | ||
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Joined: Thu Aug 27 2009, 02:15pm Posts: 2 | Think about it this way... I setup a autoexec.bat with the old school syntax... which i forgot what it was... ??? > com1:9600 what was that command? you echo all input on the screen out the serial com 1 port... Like printing in the old days test.txt > prn LPT:1 | ||
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