EETransfer Off-line documentation
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Launch an IrDA connection, then pause as soon as the Newton is connected. When its execution is resumed, it disconnects.
For more information about the following options, read the Newton IrDA documentation.
* bps
type: integer
default value: k115200bps (115200)
* disconnectTimeout
type: integer
possible values: 3, 8, 12, 16, 20, 25, 30 and 40
default value: 40
* endpoint type: Newton endpoint
This slot is returned by the instruction. Its initial value is ignored
* listen
type: boolean
default value: nil
* listenTimeout
type: integer
default value: kNoTimeout (0)
An integer specifying the time, in milliseconds, that the system should allow for the Newton to listen. If you use this slot, specify an integer greater than 30.
* myLSAPId
type: integer
possible values: between 0 and 31 (included)
default value: 0
* myName
type: string
default value: "X"
* peerLSAPId type: integer
possible values: between 0 and 31 (included)
default value: 0,
* peerName
type: string
default value: "X"
* receiveBuffersCount
type: integer
possible values: between 1 and 7 (included)
default value: 1,
* receiveBufferSize
type: integer
possible values: 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024 and 2048
default value: 512,
* transport
type: frame
default value: nil
The transport must always be EETransfer.
Note: Before the script executes itself, the global variable "transport" is automatically set to EETransfer. So if you don't use a slot "globalSymbols" you don't have to (and you should not) provide a slot "transport". Otherwise, the "globalSymbols" slot must contain a slot:
transport: 'transport,
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