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With gurux.serial.android component you can send data easily syncronously or asyncronously using serial port connection in Android devices.

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Open Source GXSerial media component, made by Gurux Ltd, is a part of GXMedias set of media components, which programming interfaces help you implement communication by chosen connection type.

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Simple example

Before use you must set following settings:

• PortName
• BaudRate
• DataBits
• Parity
• StopBits

It is also good to listen following events:

• OnError
• OnReceived
• OnMediaStateChange

GXSerial cl = new GXSerial();
cl.PortName = Gurux.Serial.GXSerial.GetPortNames()[0];
cl.BaudRate = 9600;
cl.DataBits = 8;
cl.Parity = System.IO.Ports.Parity.Odd;
cl.StopBits = System.IO.Ports.StopBits.One;
cl.Open();

Data is send with send command:

cl.Send("Hello World!");

In default mode received data is coming as asynchronously from OnReceived event.

cl.OnReceived += new ReceivedEventHandler(this.OnReceived);

Data can be send as syncronous if needed:

lock (cl.Synchronous)
{
    string reply = "";
    ReceiveParameters<string> p = new ReceiveParameters<string>()
    //ReceiveParameters<byte[]> p = new ReceiveParameters<byte[]>()
    {
       //Wait time tells how long data is waited.
       WaitTime = 1000,
       //Eop tells End Of Packet charachter.
       Eop = '\r'
    };
    cl.Send("Hello World!", null);
    if (gxNet1.Receive(p))
    {
	reply = Convert.ToString(p.Reply);
    }
}