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Can you adjust the activesync speed?

New MessageCan you adjust the activesync speed? (modified 0 times) GatorBob
Can you adjust the activesync speed? Under communication in the control panel, the pc connection says "Desktop at 19200". Can this be changed? Thanks.
02-13-2001 21:18:14

New MessageRE:Can you adjust the activesync speed? (modified 0 times) epoder
You mean to like 300 ?
02-13-2001 22:36:28

New MessageRE:Can you adjust the activesync speed? (modified 0 times) Logikos
You need to do 3 things:

1) Run remnet.exe from the \Windows folder on your 'pod. Make a new connection (direct) and configure the settings to whatever baud rate you want (I run 115K no problem). Save this with a name you can remember.

2) Run the Communications applet in the control panel, tap the PC Connection tab, and change the connection to the new one you just made.

3) Next time you run pclink, it will use the new connection.

02-14-2001 08:31:39

New MessageRE:Can you adjust the activesync speed? (modified 0 times) Eric
I have tried a varied of serial settings and although the PC starts to connect it never finishes. I can not even reproduct the built in 19200. Any suggestions?

Can I use USB?

03-08-2001 06:31:12

New MessageRE:Can you adjust the activesync speed? (modified 0 times) Fant
although I've been able to change the activesync on both the epod and pc to work at 115,200...it doesn't seem to sync any faster...
03-08-2001 11:19:51

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