Premise Are you using the Global Cache driver?

I'll be releasing the multi-device version of my USB=UIRT driver and I thought I might also include support for "ContinuousSend". This property exists in the Global Cache driver and I was wondering if someone could explain how it works. Which one of these two scenarios best describes how it works:

1. Modal Setting for Send
   If you enable "ContinuousSend", clicking "Send" cause it to transmit continuously until you disable ContinuousSend.
2. Command
   It is a command that, when enabled, begins transmitting immediately (no need to click Send) and continues until you disable it.

Also, can someone post an example of the log file generated by the Global Cache driver when "EnableLogging" is in effect?

Thanks!

here ya go....I'm not sure what you would use the continuous send for....I just use it for the IR and relay at this point. Will prob buy a Integra reciver, so Ill see how the serial works....

chucklyons said:

here ya go....I'm not sure what you would use the continuous send for....I just use it for the IR and relay at this point. Will prob buy a Integra reciver, so Ill see how the serial works....

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I'm pretty sure continuous send is used for debugging. At least, that's what I used it for when attempting to make my DVR work with it three years ago. You click it and the IR code in "Command" gets sent until you unclick continuous send.

Chuck,
Thanks for the log file. It appears that native drivers have a common logging format. I believe this is because they all use a class called CLogger. I'll have to do some more research.

John,
Thanks for confirming ContinuousSend works like a command (and not a modal setting for Send). I believe you're right about it being a tool for debugging IR problems. I think I can incorporate this feature into the next release.