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Cables · 08-02-2003, 21:23

After you installed the driver for your USB Data cable :

1. check what virtual Com Port is assigned for your cable in
Windows Device manager. e.g. COM 5
2. Select this assigned Com Port, e.g. COM5 in Logomanager.
(FBUS) connection.
It depends the software allows 'Virtual' Com Port communications
or not, not all softwares have be written for support Virtual Com
Port by USB Bus, e.g. some 'timing' problems..
If the USB Data Cable is using Prolific USB-Serial chipset (you can
check in the Device Manager), it is OK for Logomanager.

Cables
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08-02-2003, 21:23	#7 (permalink)
Cables Freak Poster Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Hong Kong, China Posts: 329 Member: 7866 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 4	After you installed the driver for your USB Data cable : 1. check what virtual Com Port is assigned for your cable in Windows Device manager. e.g. COM 5 2. Select this assigned Com Port, e.g. COM5 in Logomanager. (FBUS) connection. It depends the software allows 'Virtual' Com Port communications or not, not all softwares have be written for support Virtual Com Port by USB Bus, e.g. some 'timing' problems.. If the USB Data Cable is using Prolific USB-Serial chipset (you can check in the Device Manager), it is OK for Logomanager. Cables [email protected]