How to Install IrDa under Windows NT (quick steps)
Windows NT 4.0 or earlier does not provide IR support. Windows NT 5.0 does, but has
been renamed to Windows 2000.
File Transfer
When there are 2 or more machines close enough to communicate, there will be a little
icon in the taskbar next to the clock (fig. 1). To transfer files, right click on the file(s)/fold-
er(s) you want to transfer. In the popup menu choose
Send To
and then
Infrared recipient
(fig. 2). You can watch how good the transfer is if you double click on the icon in the
taskbar.
The range you can communicate depends on the conditions, the angle between the
machines and how long they stand from each other. The maximal communications range is
15° in all directions and 4 meters in a angle of 0°. This is measured between two PCI6000
but a lot of IrDA devices will have pour specification.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2.
Port Setting
The IrDA hardware is installed on COM4, address 2E8 and utilises shared IRQ3. As Win-
dows 2000 use IRQ for IrDa communication and can't handle shared interrupt, utilisation of
IrDA will occupy COM2 as this uses the same interrupt.
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