The HTI Connection service provides a communication interface between Carbide.c++ and an emulator/device. HTI Connection manages the connection between Carbide.c++ and an emulator/decive by starting the HTI Datagateway and shows generated log in the HTI Connection view. The HTI Connection view shows information of events and errors from Datagateway.exe. The connection parameters can be modified from HTI Preferences.
HTI Connection opens when a plug-in is started, that is, when another plug-in starts using Harmonized Test Interface (HTI) service. You can open the HTI Connection also by selecting Carbide > HTI Connection.
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Main features
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Console for Datagateway logging
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Starting and stopping Datagateway
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HTI connection to device using serial port or TCP/IP connection
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Connection test API
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File transfer API
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Screen capture API
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Application control API
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Key event API
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What's new
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Change: Connections are handled via Carbide.c++ Remote Connections.
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Change: API updates.
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Installation notes
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N/A
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System requirements
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Basic requirements:
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Windows 2000 or Windows XP
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Minimum Platform/SDK build PC.
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Normal Platform/SDK build PC.
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Additional requirements:
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Nokia Connectivity Drivers (part of PC Suite)
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Compatibility issues
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N/A
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Known issues
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If Carbide crashes when HTI Connection is active, it is possible that the datagateway.exe continues running in background. In this case, the datagateway.exe process needs to be ended from Task Manager.
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There is a known issue with serial connection in the emulator environment. Virtual com ports are transferring data too fast, and as a result some data is lost. In most cases this can be fixed by increasing the SendDelay value in HtiSerialComm.cfg ({EPOCROOT}\epoc32\winscw\c\). It has been tested with SendDelay=5.
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Version history
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Version 1.2.0 – 8th April 2009
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Change: Improved handling of connection errors.
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Change: Connection status is displayed in the console.