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Old 06-05-2012, 08:25 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by geekmaster View Post
Could it be a software-handshake (ctrl-s, ctrl-q) problem with the terminal program? Could it be a buffer full problem?

Try different handshake settings. Try a different serial comm program. Perhaps that program is sending a crtl-s (XOFF) to the kindle at that point (after a certain number of characters have been received), making the kindle output "pause"... Try typing a crtl-q (XON) at that point to see if it continues.
Sorry, did not think of software flow control problems -
Add the checks GM suggests into the steps of my post above at the appropriate points.

You might also mention what serial comm program and host OS your using.
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