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Emerald with USB-Serial Converter


Nick Green

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After you have plugged the converter in (and any device drivers required have installed) you can go to Device Manager (Start/Control Panel/System/Hardware tab/Device manager) and open the Ports icon. You should be asily able to identify the converter. On mine it says "Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port(COM11)"

If you want to map it to different port number then right click it, select properties and go to the Port Settings tab. Click the Advanced button and you will be able to select any port number that is not already in use.

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Hmmm... Trouble is each time I get it wrong, I need to reboot the computer before I can get it to run again. Which is a bit of a pain. Plus it doesn't seem to show up in Add/Remove Programs which is very odd. Unless I need to put my glasses on...

 

Thanks for the detail Ray. You posted while I was whinging.

 

Edited by - Nick Green on 19 Jan 2009 21:26:39

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