I am unable to get my KUSB adapter to function. I have an older Sony Vaio
laptop running Windows XP Pro and have tried all of the suggested options
for installing this device. It appears that the drivers install fine but
when you plug in the adapter, it is not recognized and comes up with an
err
, 2009 8:03 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] KUSB Adapter
I am unable to get my KUSB adapter to function. I have an older Sony Vaio
laptop running Windows XP Pro and have tried all of the suggested options
for installing this device. It appears that the drivers install fine but
Hi Everybody;
As the KUSB discussion thread continues on, I'd like to suggest an
alternative.
All motherboards, except 40 year old ones, sport a PCIE port or two. There
exists a whole
bunch of converter cards that ride the PCIe bus and convert to serial ports,
parallel ports, printer ports
and mos
I've been experimenting with a serial server that resides on the LAN
here:
http://www.serialgear.com/Ethernet-Serial-Servers-NETCOM-411.html.
It's a 4-port and can handle any baud rate needed.
I've had no problems with the server, but it's not as fast as the KUSB
even with the cascaded hubs here.
"...never a USB problem again!"
Actually, I don't think there are USB problems. USB is a very good standard
that supports a large variety of devices and configurations. The specification
allows for simple point-to-point interface as well as hub/hosting, device
sharing, and a number of other u
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> [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Phil Hystad
> Sent: Sunday, November 22, 2009 11:54 AM
> To: Elecraft
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KUSB Adapter Alternative
>
>
> "...never a USB problem again!"
>
> Actually, I don
Joe Subich, W4TV-4 wrote:
>
>
>> USB is good technology and it only needs a few little
>> improvements in future revisions to specifications.
>
> With its plug and play features, USB is very handy for consumer
> toys and games but it is severely lacking in many other ways.
>
>
Joe is ab
Interesting comments...
I have never had any problems with any USB device over the years. I might add
that
I have only used two devices with my ham radio gear and they are both microHam
products which Joe knows all about. Other USB devices I have used have always
been designed for the various
Phil Hystad wrote:
>
> But, I think the comment below, if I understand the point being made, is
> that a
> problem with USB is in emulating a serial port on a computer or a serial
> device.
>
> I agree with that, I think that the day that USB stops trying to emulate
> some old
> technology we
Let's wind this thread down today. We've passed the max post qty
threshold ;-)
73,Eric WA6HHQ
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