History:
This embedded IrDA® protocol stack originated early 2000 from a
graduate project for a barcode reader manufacturing company.
Two years later the idea came up to improve and rewrite lots of the code to
make it suitable for resale. This resulted in the IrDA Lite stack. Because this
stack was hard to implement and configure, this development has been continued
until the third quarter of 2003. Now this process is almost finished with the
(pre)release of the IrDA secondary station stack.
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Future:
Enhancements are planned for the IrDA stack. Next year an IrOBEX extension is
to be developed. This extension can be integrated with the current seconary
stack very easily.
With IrOBEX it will be possible to access the file system of your embedded device
without complicated or hard to use interface mechanisms.
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Compared:
| Feature: |
Lite: |
secondary: |
| Code size |
8 kilobytes |
9 kilobytes |
| Memory size |
1/2 kilobytes |
2 kilobytes |
| CPU load |
? |
? |
| Speed |
9600 bps |
up to 115200 bps |
| Extensible |
No |
Yes |
| IrCOMM / IrLPT |
Yes |
Yes |
| IrOBEX |
No |
Option |
| Custom protocols |
Complicated |
Simple |
| Ansi C |
No |
Yes |
| Compiler/cpu dependencies |
Many |
Little |
| Evaluation |
No |
Yes |
| Price |
discontinued |
€ 1500.- |
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