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Just to respond to myself,

> * TCP connection to an access server where the serial LCD is connected
>(like the AUX of a cisco or an access server)

and for those of us that don't have a cisco router or access server handy.
There are a lot of other alternative to transport serial communication,
over a TCP connection.

Here is one solution for unix:
http://www.gumbley.demon.co.uk/net2tty.html

If I search a little bit more, I remember a windows similar program.

David GLAUDE

PS: This could help developpement and testing.

>This mean that the computation of caracter to send
>and actually sending those caracters should be separate (AND common)
>for each driver (I wonder for timing issue).
>That way we can send the computed screen to anywhere:
> * Serial
> * Parallel
> * I2C
> * TCP connection to an access server where the serial LCD is connected
>(like the AUX of a cisco or an access server)
> * Dynamicaly network connection screen (via a small a client that connect,
>read from TCP and send to LCD)



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• [lcdproc] Serial over TCP (when your LCD is connected elsewhere)., David Glaude, 09/15/2000

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