How to configure a 723kbps connection?
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For a poor man's throughput test I'm downloading a 7M mpeg file, both through Pocket IE and by having Pocket TV stream it from my 100Mbps LAN. I'm running "nload -o 800 -t 250 xl0" and watching the outgoing avg in kbit/s.
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No matter what I do, the average caps out at about 265kbps. I've tried all the following in various combinations:
What profile are you using? LAN or PAN?
I think I'm using PAN (what PPC2003 and sdptool call "Network Access Point"). Is that what you mean?
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If you're using LAN you should really try using PAN. I don't trust the micro$oft stack at all. The simpler the profile, the most likely it is to work ok.
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Does all this mean that my ipaq has a slow UART
It's strange... a slow UART should be 230400 or 460800 baud. If it were 230400 you shouldn't get a bandwidth as high as you're getting. If it were 460800 you'd probably be a little higher.
Of course, this is no proof that the UART is in fact the culprit.
Yes, it is perplexing. I'm waiting to hear back from knowledgeable people about how the bluetooth chip is connected.
Matt
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