Hello,
one customer asks me how to perform "3. Set taskbar attribute "Auto Hide" and disable attibute "Always on Top" (by right click on none icon area on taskbar ... )" via WCE Registry:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shell]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Shell\AutoHide]
"Default "=dword:1
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Shell\OnTop]
"Default "=dword:0
Hello,
FS Device Spy listen to the UDP Broadcasts from the device. You can configure the device side by modify WCE Registry:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\BCSend]
"Dll" = "fs_bcsend.Dll"
"Prefix" = "BCS"
"Order" = dword:64
"Flags"=dword:10 ; DEVFLAGS_LOAD_AS_USERPROC(0x10) ;0x4 -> DEVFLAGS_NOLOAD
"FriendlyName" = "F&S Broadcast utility"
"BroadcastCount"=dword:14
"BroadcastDelay"=dword:6 ; in seconds
Hello,
if you got an "out of memory exception" while creating graphic objects (like bitmaps) you can enlarge video memory size using the hidden bootloader command "XDS" (if available:). I saw this issue only while using .NET assume it is caused because a lot of temporary buffers are involved.
Hello,
Welcome to the Windows CE Telnet Service on FSIMX6UL
Pocket CMD v 8.00
\> ndcucfg
NetDCU Config Utility Ready
Version: 69
Build from: Nov 5 2018
Type help for commands
!>help
...
reg open
reg open <key> = HKLM
reg opencu <key> = HKCU
reg opencr <key> = HKCR
reg path
...
Another possibility is to use functions from winreg.h.
Hello,
if you have more than one SIP installed it is possibel to change the default SIP by modifiy the Registry. SipShowIM() shows/hides always the default SIP.
The installed SIPs are listed here: HKCU\ControlPanel\SIP\installed\ (refer the CLSID under HKCR\CLSID for details).
The default SIP is set here: HKCU\ControlPanel\SIP\DefaultIM=<CLSID_of_desired_SIP>.
Also you can use the OS function: BOOL SipSetCurrentIM(CLSID* pClsid).
Hello,
>> Also i couldn't find the registry entry to set up the initial baudrate. Where can I find it?
<< Please refer the CAN documentation (note the registry path maybe HKLM/Driver/builtin/<boardname>/...): CAN Doc .All docs will find at our homepage->producs-> ... .
>> How can i figure out the versions of the kernel and bootloaders?
<< You will find it in the serial debug output while booting (refer First Steps Doc Chapter 3).
Hello,
when did the trouble starts?
Immediately after power on or at the time when CAN driver is loaded by the kernel (refer debug output, CAN prefix is "CID")?
Which kernel and/or CAN version do you use?
Which Bootloaders?
Maybe ist is enough to specify initial baudrate via WCE Registry to your actual baudrate on your bus? Overall, which initial setting do you do in the good case ("bus is open and initialized programatically")?
>> Now the question arises, what exactly happens on the CAN Interface after restart.
Is there a way to let the CAN bus be disabled after restart, so it doesn't interfere with the existing bus and after connecting the board to the CAN bus the bus keeps working?
<< Hope the problem is resolved with the above suggestion, else we have to modify the driver or another componet which causes this issue. First we should locate origin.
Ok, thanks for this information.
Unfortunately it is required to modify my HW for two USB host.
Hello,
you are right - the configuration seems to be the same as on WEC6 and it is correct. This interface is not included into our default SW test so i have to check it in more detail and will come back here.
Hello,
you can download current kernel with CF35 now.
You need at least 17 MB Flash for OS.
Hello,
best way is we provide you kernel with CF3.5 asp. Think about the Flash you waste storing two versions.
Anyway: as far as i know all WCE Registry for .Net is done under HKLM\Software\Microsoft\.NETCompactframework - everything update here?
Hello,
ok - use Network may also be a good solution.
>> shared memory, named pipes (not supported on .NET 3.5 )
<< Assume it is possibel to use DLL import to implement this features into a c# project.
Ok, no problem contact me direct or Support@fs-net.de. We will answer.
Hello,
yes SSHD is possible but it is not included into (NetDCU11/11.2) standard image. We may try to add it into your current image, please send my a mail then i will provide you required registry, modules and docs.
Hello,
so use just a small memory (e.g. file) which is shard between both applications so .NET part does only read the information and send/publish it.
Hello,
you may try similar like this https://support.microsoft.com/…c-code-in-visual-studio-n . But i dont know if it is a good idea to do this. Why you do not write this program part in .NET?
Hello,
you may try this "MQTT Client Library for .Net and WinRT" (https://github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt.m2mqtt). According summary it works under WEC7/CF3.5 and WEC2013/CF3.9 (so i assume it should work under WCE6/CF3.5 too).
PS: at the time we deliver following NetDCUx.
OS NetDCU9.2/11.2: WEC6
OS NetDCU14: WCE6/WEC7
OS NetDCUA5: WCE6/WEC7/WEC2013
OS NetDCUA9: WEC7/WEC2013
Hello,
you can still install unsigned drivers under W10. Because this tool is only assigned to developers we did also not plan to sign this driver.
Hello,
yes "flags" is a value which the Services/Device-Manager evalueates bitwise so 0x14 contains your 0x4 and should be recognized by the driver.
In general Services/Device-Manager does not force a value. But here it force the driver load in user mode, refer link above.
Hello,
you set 4 but drivers default is 16. Services forces 16 (it needs this value). Hence the result is 20. But Services should recognize the 4 and i await it does not load the driver.
0x10=DEVFLAGS_LOAD_AS_USERPROC refer: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.c…rs-what-you-need-to-know/
