computer help usb to serial adapter
hi ive been tryin to do some loggin but the laptop isnt seeing the lc1(innovate) . i have used a usb serial adapter that works fine with my dta p8 . ive tried starting the software then turning the car on ect but no avail can anyone throw some light on this
cheers jay
cheers jay
it's the usb converter. they are not compatible with every serial device.
usally, the usb ones can be ok for low baud rates, but for higher baud rates you should get a pcmcia version, as the interface is faster.
i got this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=6841248078
usally, the usb ones can be ok for low baud rates, but for higher baud rates you should get a pcmcia version, as the interface is faster.
i got this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=6841248078
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
it's the usb converter. they are not compatible with every serial device.
usally, the usb ones can be ok for low baud rates, but for higher baud rates you should get a pcmcia version, as the interface is faster.
i got this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=6841248078
usally, the usb ones can be ok for low baud rates, but for higher baud rates you should get a pcmcia version, as the interface is faster.
i got this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=6841248078
cheers jay
From my personal and technical experience with ecus design,
communications protocols and software writing....
9 out of 10 problems arising from USB/serial converters IS the software
application itself and NOT the interface and/or its drivers.
Its all too easy for the application providers to blame the interface drivers
and hardware rather than sort there own problems as its easy to do so
and they also forget that not all compatiable PCs are truly "compatiable"
As I have said on another thread I recently have rewritten my ecu
software for the 32 bit windows platform and too had these issues of
trying to get various interfaces to work reliably with my ecu.
In the end I took advice from another software company who let me in
on a few trade secrets which i incorporated in to my software.
From that point on, ALL interfaces I had tried previously that did not
work started to work perfectly.
Hope you sort your problems
communications protocols and software writing....
9 out of 10 problems arising from USB/serial converters IS the software
application itself and NOT the interface and/or its drivers.
Its all too easy for the application providers to blame the interface drivers
and hardware rather than sort there own problems as its easy to do so
and they also forget that not all compatiable PCs are truly "compatiable"
As I have said on another thread I recently have rewritten my ecu
software for the 32 bit windows platform and too had these issues of
trying to get various interfaces to work reliably with my ecu.
In the end I took advice from another software company who let me in
on a few trade secrets which i incorporated in to my software.
From that point on, ALL interfaces I had tried previously that did not
work started to work perfectly.
Hope you sort your problems
Originally Posted by SECS
From my personal and technical experience with ecus design,
communications protocols and software writing....
9 out of 10 problems arising from USB/serial converters IS the software
application itself and NOT the interface and/or its drivers.
Its all too easy for the application providers to blame the interface drivers
and hardware rather than sort there own problems as its easy to do so
and they also forget that not all compatiable PCs are truly "compatiable"
As I have said on another thread I recently have rewritten my ecu
software for the 32 bit windows platform and too had these issues of
trying to get various interfaces to work reliably with my ecu.
In the end I took advice from another software company who let me in
on a few trade secrets which i incorporated in to my software.
From that point on, ALL interfaces I had tried previously that did not
work started to work perfectly.
Hope you sort your problems
communications protocols and software writing....
9 out of 10 problems arising from USB/serial converters IS the software
application itself and NOT the interface and/or its drivers.
Its all too easy for the application providers to blame the interface drivers
and hardware rather than sort there own problems as its easy to do so
and they also forget that not all compatiable PCs are truly "compatiable"
As I have said on another thread I recently have rewritten my ecu
software for the 32 bit windows platform and too had these issues of
trying to get various interfaces to work reliably with my ecu.
In the end I took advice from another software company who let me in
on a few trade secrets which i incorporated in to my software.
From that point on, ALL interfaces I had tried previously that did not
work started to work perfectly.
Hope you sort your problems

or i might just go buy a old 486 laptop lol
cheers jay
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