Re: Connecting PPC to a PC without ActiveSync



USB doesn't assign 'host' and 'device' based on just software. Look at the
connectors! They're different. Only one end of the connection is
qualified, by its hardware design, to be the host.

Paul T.

"Alberto Cardoso" <AlbertoCardoso@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:706FA9AF-3455-4DF5-8A84-1F87D3CB25A6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Yes, assuming I have to use USB. There is not any app to by pass the AS
thiking the datalogger is a "host" ?
--
Alberto Cardoso



"Beverly Howard [Ms-MVP/MobileDev]" wrote:

there are a number of ways to transfer data to and from a ppc such as
serial, ir and bluetooth which are (relatively) easy to program or
control. Wifi is another option.

USB is possible, but problematic due to the fact that it is normally a
"client" rather than "host" and I am not aware of programmic use of this
connection to transfer data outside of activesync other than one app
which configures the ppc as a mass storage device on connect.

Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]



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