Jeg har en billig Sandberg USB til Com converter.
Den kører fint.
Eneste problem. Hvis pc'eren begynder at gå i stand by /dvale / pause eller
hvad sådan en nu gør - så hober data sig op i en eller anden stak ifbm
porten, og pc'en vælter h-e-l-t.
Så alle strømsparefunktioner mv. skal disables først!
mvh
Jens
<adresse@nospam.no.invalid> skrev i en meddelelse
news:4j32u1ph36gj78g09tgi889q63uasaj5mo@4ax.com...
> Tue, 31 Jan 2006 10:55:11 +0100, Søren
> <soren@helefamilien{fjerndette}.dk>;
> <43df3403$0$9301$ba624c82@nntp02.dk.telia.net>; <dk.fritid.sejlads>:
>
> >Jeg har en fornemmelse af at der måske skal en eller anden slags
> >"USB-protokol-forsats" til, men hvad ??
>
> Der findes en række "USB-to-serial"-konvertere. For anvendelse med GPS
> og navigations- eller APRS*-programvare skal man være trygge på, at den
> også kan håndtere de datamængder, der skal skyfles frem og tilbage.
> På e-postlisterne for radioen TH-D7 og for APRS-programmet UI-View, har
> det været diskussioner og erfaringer rundt sådanne konvertere. Rådene
> er, anvend et, der har Windows-sertifikat (for XP), og undvig
> "det-og-det" fabrikat.
>
> Allen Lee skrev i UI-View-listen:
> ||Something else. Windows XP doesnt like any activity on the USB port
> ||during bootup. So dont connect the Com Adapter till after bootup. It was
> ||driving me nuts until I figured this one out.
>
> Frank Keeney skrev:
> ||The Keyspan brand USB - Serial has served me well for the last couple of
> ||years with Windows XP.
>
> Dave Baxter skrev 31.1.:
> ||As others have said, not all USB/RS232 devices are equal.
> ||
> ||You could stick to tried and certified for windows devices (if you can
> ||find them at a sensible price) or just avoid the Belkin products, as
> ||sadly they have been found by many to be "problematical" for our sort of
> ||use, but it has to be said, for other "consumer" use, they seem to work
> ||just fine.
> ||
> ||Try to understand that USB technology is still a bit of a moving target.
> ||Don't bother with the latest and greatest USB-2 compatible gadgets, why
> ||have a 400MBps USB link, when you only want (at most) some 9600bit
> ||transfer rate? The exception may be if you use one of the USB to 16 COM
> ||port devices, I can see some sheer speed on the PC side could be useful
> ||for that!
>
> Man kan også få et PCMCIA kort med seriel kontakt.
>
> --
> /jan
> news postings should be followed up in news
> (however: email answers to: janpharo at supernett period no)