Standard way to read byte transfer rates from a USB modem?
Standard way to read byte transfer rates from a USB modem?
- Subject: Standard way to read byte transfer rates from a USB modem?
- From: Helder da Rocha <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2008 16:35:18 -0200
Hi!
I need to adapt an existing application (a dialer application that
connects to a USB modem) so it will use standard commands and
configurations to connect and to get connection information. The
original application used vendor-specific AT commands and
configurations. I was able to find out how to obtain the same results
with standard modem AT commands and using the System Configuration
interface and dynamic store for almost all the application's features.
I just didn't find a way to discover the byte transfer rates (in, out,
total in, total out). The modem uses a proprietary AT command for
that. I believe there must be a standard way to get the same info,
since if you dial via the Mac OS Network services interface, a couple
of green bars showing data transfer is shown. Does anybody know to get
that information during an active connection?
Thanks in advance for any ideas,
Helder da Rocha
Sao Paulo, Brazil
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