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Thread: Problems with APM "suspend"

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    I have an UIR as an input driver, and i using APM plugin to put my system into suspend state. Everything works well, but when GIRDER executes any APM command, it automatically disables itself, so i can't wakeup computer by key-press on remote.
    Can't you make something like this checkbox:
    [ ] Close COM port when system goes into suspend

    Thanx.

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    Hmm,..

    I've had this question before. If you want
    to reeable the computer via the UIR the
    computer will wake up on _any_ ir signal that
    comes by not only the ones that Girder knows
    about. So if that is no problem I could
    look at it.

    -Ron

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    I use your program in my Car-MP3 system, and there's only one remote

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    Ron ; can you believe this ? Some people are using Girder in their card. Isn't that something ??

    My 2 cents regarding the APM issue ; my input device is an infrared keyboard and when Girder puts the system in standby, the computer wakes up on any keypress which is fine for me.

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    Hehe, well that is a nice place
    to see Girder popup

    Can you set the bios of the computer
    to wakeup on IRQ 3 or 4, the IRQ of the
    comport that the UIR is hooked up to?

    Does that help or not yet?

    -Ron

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    Did you see the schematic of UIR? It uses DTR line as the power source. Girder closes COM, and lowers DTR, microcontroller goes out of power... And I think, setting wake-up by IRQ isn't a solution (simply, there's no data *at all*). BTW, i haven't such options in my bios

    PS: please, make a checkbox It would be nice solution for my troubles, and my car's battery life increases

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    Pre5 without APM disable

    Try this executable, it doesn switch
    the input devices off and it reinits them
    on APM wakeup. Please let me know if it works

    -Ron

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    I will test it this evening, and i answer to you asap.

    PS: Thanks again. I was surprised how fast you're replying and making modifications for end-users. Here, in Russia, it feels like magic

    [Edited by sandy on 02-13-2001 at 03:41 PM GMT]

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    The changes that we spoke of are incorporated into Girder 3.0.21. You can find the change in the settings window on the "hardware" tab :
    "Disable Plugins on APM event"

    -Ron

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    That is because Girder doesn't control the packard bell remote if i remember correctly you posted that you are using Winlirc. And since winlirc controls the hardware this setting would not influence the hardware. Only the communication from girder to Winlirc.

    -Ron

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