USB to Serial Windows 7 64 bit
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USB to Serial Windows 7 64 bit
Anyone have any luck finding a good quality USB to Serial adapter that works with Windows 7 64 bit? I tried the Parallax and Prolific Driver's with my Belkin F5U409 and have not had any luck. I will be buying a USB to Serial soon and if someone knew 100% of a brand that works, I will pick it up asap. Thanks!
Dan
Dan
#2
This is most likely solved with the help of 4WS Tuning. Dynex DX-UBDB9 from Best Buy with Prolific PL2303 drivers (Available Here) and Windows 7 64 bit has recognized it just fine. The car is not available to confirm that everything scans fine but I will update as soon as I get it back from the shop (and put the engine back in ). This is also on a MacBook with Bootcamp, so if it works on this setup, it should work everywhere!
Dan
Dan
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I had an older no-name cable lying around. I had to download a few different Prolific driver versions before one of them worked with my LM-2 and Evoscan. 64bit Windows7 here.
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If the FTDI cable donŽt work IŽll burn the laptops, the cables and search for a mint heavytop with a serial port.
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i've run into the same problem. prolific cable i got from mellon a while back worked flawlessly on my friend's 32bit w7 netbook when i first got tuned
but now when i'm trying to log my afr, evoscan doesn't pick up the wideband. same netbook, had to reinstall everything since my friend deleted them. otherwise, everything is the same. proper drivers installed, etc.
what has me stumped is the fact that hyperterminal picks it up no problem...
and so does mitsulogger!
tried evoscan 2.7 and 2.8.
don't believe it's the laptop since, like i said this same exact laptop worked before, and i tried my mother's w7 laptop and it ran into the same problem
but now when i'm trying to log my afr, evoscan doesn't pick up the wideband. same netbook, had to reinstall everything since my friend deleted them. otherwise, everything is the same. proper drivers installed, etc.
what has me stumped is the fact that hyperterminal picks it up no problem...
and so does mitsulogger!
tried evoscan 2.7 and 2.8.
don't believe it's the laptop since, like i said this same exact laptop worked before, and i tried my mother's w7 laptop and it ran into the same problem
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check control panel and make sure the comm port for the cable is set to 1 or 2 then select the same port in evoscan.
one very important thing i've noticed that others may not have is that on my 2 laptops you have to have the usb side of the cable plugged into the same usb slot on the laptop as you installed the drivers when it was plugged in otherwise it wont work in evoscan strange i know but never the less something to consider.
one very important thing i've noticed that others may not have is that on my 2 laptops you have to have the usb side of the cable plugged into the same usb slot on the laptop as you installed the drivers when it was plugged in otherwise it wont work in evoscan strange i know but never the less something to consider.
Last edited by veszett; Nov 23, 2011 at 04:47 PM.
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Evoscan was setup correctly. I tried different drivers, different COM ports (1 & 2), disabling FIFO buffers, setting flow control to Xon, Hardware and off. No workie. Gave up. Ended buying a FTDI cable.
If the FTDI cable donŽt work IŽll burn the laptops, the cables and search for a mint heavytop with a serial port.
If the FTDI cable donŽt work IŽll burn the laptops, the cables and search for a mint heavytop with a serial port.
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check control panel and make sure the comm port for the cable is set to 1 or 2 then select the same port in evoscan.
one very important thing i've noticed that others may not have is that on my 2 laptops you have to have the usb side of the cable plugged into the same usb slot on the laptop as you installed the drivers when it was plugged in otherwise it wont work in evoscan strange i know but never the less something to consider.
one very important thing i've noticed that others may not have is that on my 2 laptops you have to have the usb side of the cable plugged into the same usb slot on the laptop as you installed the drivers when it was plugged in otherwise it wont work in evoscan strange i know but never the less something to consider.
Last edited by codgi; Nov 23, 2011 at 10:05 PM.