Using a PDA for programming ?
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Posted by Kenw on November 26, 2006, 10:20 am
Please log in for more thread options Since my company won't spend $3000 for a nice small laptop, I am looking for any information. (it sucks walking around NYC with a 6 lb laptop stuck in my tool bag, LOL) I would be using a PDA for Call Pilot 150, BCM, and another system that has a rs232 comport. Thanks | |||||||||||||
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Posted by ComNews on November 27, 2006, 12:39 am
Please log in for more thread options connection to both the BCM and the Call Pilot. All you need to do is connect your PDA to the network, either thru wi-fi or an ethernet adaptor connected to your PDA. As far as the RS-232 is concerned, I wouldn't be surprised if there are serial port cards available that are supported by your PDA -- then all you need to do is find a terminal emulation program that is compatible with your PDA. Jephph | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Kenw on November 27, 2006, 4:21 pm
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>Just wondering if anyone has tried using a PDA for programming.
I did find serial port cards. Might give it a try.
>Since my company won't spend $3000 for a nice small laptop, I am >looking for any information. (it sucks walking around NYC with a 6 lb >laptop stuck in my tool bag, LOL) > >I would be using a PDA for Call Pilot 150, BCM, and another system >that has a rs232 comport. > >Thanks KenW | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Bob on November 27, 2006, 9:22 pm
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>>Just wondering if anyone has tried using a PDA for programming.
>>Since my company won't spend $3000 for a nice small laptop, I am >>looking for any information. (it sucks walking around NYC with a 6 lb >>laptop stuck in my tool bag, LOL) >> >>I would be using a PDA for Call Pilot 150, BCM, and another system >>that has a rs232 comport. >> >>Thanks > I did find serial port cards. Might give it a try.
Why use a serial connection? If it's got Callpilot, it's got an ethernet
connection that you can rlogin to - maybe..... | |||||||||||||
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Posted by Kenw on November 28, 2006, 4:16 pm
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>Just wondering if anyone has tried using a PDA for programming.
I also work with another system that is not Nortel
>Since my company won't spend $3000 for a nice small laptop, I am >looking for any information. (it sucks walking around NYC with a 6 lb >laptop stuck in my tool bag, LOL) > >I would be using a PDA for Call Pilot 150, BCM, and another system >that has a rs232 comport. > >Thanks KenW | |||||||||||||
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> Since my company won't spend $3000 for a nice small laptop, I am
> looking for any information. (it sucks walking around NYC with a 6 lb
> laptop stuck in my tool bag, LOL)
>
> I would be using a PDA for Call Pilot 150, BCM, and another system
> that has a rs232 comport.
>
> Thanks