Boot_loader Login Problem with Smartmoto on USB

[Top_Banana]

I have Smart Clip connected via USB to Parallel cable, but when I go on boot-loader and login via the USB option i'm getting this error:

Looking for clip on USB adapter... Exception: access violation at 03DADF95

Can anyone help please?

Thanks

[soctia]

i don't think that cable is going to work, you need strate parallel cable.

[GSM_Support]

Please specify what exactly cable did you use to connect your Clip to PC? Are you using Smart Adaptor? Have you installed drivers?



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GSMServer team

[Top_Banana]

No i'm not using Smart Adaptor, I have a USB to Parallel Port Cable which is similar to what Smart Adpator does (simply convert USB to Parallel). Yes the drivers are automatically installed by Vista. But still get this error when using Bootloader to see the smart clip.

[GSM_Support]

I don't think it will work with Smart-Clip. The only device that is fully tested and compatible with Smart-Clip - is Smart Adaptor.




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GSMServer team

[Top_Banana]

Ok, instead I have connected Smart Clip to standard Parallel Adapator (PCi-express to Parallel card), but when I do connect it looks for a Hex address under LPT1, and says no clip found. Any ideas on how to set a Hex address for LPT1 under Windows Vista? The port options under device manager only say use interrupt, but doesn't actually let you assign one.

Thanks

[Mr.Tinkertrain]

Originally Posted by Top_Banana

Ok, instead I have connected Smart Clip to standard Parallel Adapator (PCi-express to Parallel card), but when I do connect it looks for a Hex address under LPT1, and says no clip found. Any ideas on how to set a Hex address for LPT1 under Windows Vista? The port options under device manager only say use interrupt, but doesn't actually let you assign one.

Such adapters wasn't fully tested and we can't guaranty stable work. Smart Adaptor is an exception.

Originally Posted by GSM_Support

The only device that is fully tested and compatible with Smart-Clip - is Smart Adaptor.

Try to set LPT settings on ActiveX to AUTO.



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[Top_Banana]

Well I ended up having to buy a Smart Adaptor, and it works fine via USB and after updating firmware. I personally have to say that the cost of the cable is ridiculous, at the very least, for the price you pay, it should at least come with 6 months access to files... what do you say supporters? The smart cable is around 10x the cost of a standard usb to parallel cable.

Thanks for the help anyway.

[Mr.Tinkertrain]

Originally Posted by Top_Banana

... I personally have to say that the cost of the cable is ridiculous, at the very least, for the price you pay, it should at least come with 6 months access to files... what do you say supporters? ...

Smart Adaptor features:

• Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista compatible.
• Full compliance with all USB Versions.
• Stable data transfer using USB protocol.
• Offline PDS repair
• Low CPU usage:
  • Requires up to 90% less CPU resources while flash reading;
  • Requires up to 80% less CPU resources while flashing.
• High speed of data transfer:
  • Up to 50% faster then LPT port boost mode flash reading;
  • Up to 20% faster then LPT port boost mode on flashing.
• Cord length – 150 cm.

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[Orange_Dominica]

Yes...not only time saver, but in times of trouble *your internet connection fails* or *server is down for maintenance* ...you are full working ....
thanks to offfline PDS capability !


,smokin

[Top_Banana]

Offline PDS repair??? whats that about, and is it much a big deal? Is that better than access to files on boot loader for six months?

thanks for all your replies by the way, great support here

Originally Posted by Mr.Tinkertrain

Smart Adaptor features:

• Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista compatible.
• Full compliance with all USB Versions.
• Stable data transfer using USB protocol.
• Offline PDS repair
• Low CPU usage:
  • Requires up to 90% less CPU resources while flash reading;
  • Requires up to 80% less CPU resources while flashing.
• High speed of data transfer:
  • Up to 50% faster then LPT port boost mode flash reading;
  • Up to 20% faster then LPT port boost mode on flashing.
• Cord length – 150 cm.

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GsmServer Team
www.smart-clip.com
www.scoutdongle.com
www.boot-loader.com