Cna't connect laptop to MSPnP
Well, I have tried to check the Com Port but every time i plug the USB adapter into my computer it says it cant recognize/configure the Device..
IDK I've looked everywhere and this is my last resort.. anyone know how to fix this?
I'm using a serial to USB adapter.
IDK I've looked everywhere and this is my last resort.. anyone know how to fix this?
I'm using a serial to USB adapter.
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You need the proper driver from DIY Autotune, let me find it. Go here:
http://www.diyautotune.com/downloads...%202.02.04.exe
http://www.diyautotune.com/downloads...%202.02.04.exe
invest into a good serial to USB adapter. i had issues before with the same thing.
one that i've known to work really well is the Keyspan, it is pretty expensive though for what it is. Keyspan USA-19HS
i've used it for both megasquirt and AEM EMS no issues at all
one that i've known to work really well is the Keyspan, it is pretty expensive though for what it is. Keyspan USA-19HS
i've used it for both megasquirt and AEM EMS no issues at all
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In addition to the one DIY sells, I've had good luck with USB-RS232 adapters using the GUC-232(A) chipset such as this one: IOGEAR - GUC232A - USB to Serial RS-232 Adapter
They're marketed under a variety of brand names including IOGear, and can sometimes be found in the bargain bin as whitebox specials. I've found them to work with both MS1 and MS2, on a variety of machines from ancient Pentium-II tablets to modern systems, running 2000 and XP. I've not tried it under Vista, but they claim it works.
They're marketed under a variety of brand names including IOGear, and can sometimes be found in the bargain bin as whitebox specials. I've found them to work with both MS1 and MS2, on a variety of machines from ancient Pentium-II tablets to modern systems, running 2000 and XP. I've not tried it under Vista, but they claim it works.
I haven't heard as many stories about trouble with them.
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