USB= not beutiful
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USB= not beutiful
I have tried from 1-30 on the com selection for USB and still get no communication do i realy have to go through all 100 ot find 1 that works? is there a easier way? Did i maybe install it wrong? i followed the instructions for the driver directly off the site. and Adam said it was working prior to shiping it to me so what are my options guys i cant do to much if i cant cummunicate with my ECU.
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You used to be able to get the product form DIY autotune but it appears they removed it from their website.
http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/txrx.shtml
That is the unit you need to do the mod. I suggest if you plan to do this mod, socketing R232 or whatever chip it is closest to the DB9 Connector.
However the easiest and most pain free USB-DB9 solution will be an external adapter. DIYautotune sells compatible ones. Don't try and buy a cheap one, they can damage the MS I believe.
http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/txrx.shtml
That is the unit you need to do the mod. I suggest if you plan to do this mod, socketing R232 or whatever chip it is closest to the DB9 Connector.
However the easiest and most pain free USB-DB9 solution will be an external adapter. DIYautotune sells compatible ones. Don't try and buy a cheap one, they can damage the MS I believe.
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You used to be able to get the product form DIY autotune but it appears they removed it from their website.
http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/txrx.shtml
That is the unit you need to do the mod. I suggest if you plan to do this mod, socketing R232 or whatever chip it is closest to the DB9 Connector.
However the easiest and most pain free USB-DB9 solution will be an external adapter. DIYautotune sells compatible ones. Don't try and buy a cheap one, they can damage the MS I believe.
http://www.dlpdesign.com/usb/txrx.shtml
That is the unit you need to do the mod. I suggest if you plan to do this mod, socketing R232 or whatever chip it is closest to the DB9 Connector.
However the easiest and most pain free USB-DB9 solution will be an external adapter. DIYautotune sells compatible ones. Don't try and buy a cheap one, they can damage the MS I believe.
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Looks like you need a driver installed, or really 2 maybe 3 for multiple devices, but just one for the USB adapter. If it's our USB-2920 there was a CD that came with it, or you can right click the 'USB Serial Port' item right there in device manager and let XP update the driver from the internet and it should find it. Then it will display the com port there...
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'95 Miata n/a
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Looks like you need a driver installed, or really 2 maybe 3 for multiple devices, but just one for the USB adapter. If it's our USB-2920 there was a CD that came with it, or you can right click the 'USB Serial Port' item right there in device manager and let XP update the driver from the internet and it should find it. Then it will display the com port there...