Gurus,
Just purchased two ADIO-100s. Hooked them directly to a two port usb-serial adapters, no other cables. Usb-serial adapter came up as Com 10 and 11. I configured the ports for no paraity, 9600 baud, 8 bit, no handshake, and 1 stop bit, typical. Checked the dip switches and made sure the ADIO switched were set to off/off to match 9600 baud. I downloaded the ADIO plugin, installed normally, configured the modules for Com 10 and 11. The ADIO plugin loads but then says "unable to read COM 10" and "unable to read COM 11". I tried deleting and reinstalling. So far I have been unable to get HS to communicate with the new units. What am I doing incorrectly?
Maybe the direct connection from the USB-serial to the ADIO is the issue? (Incidentally I know the usb-serial is working as I used it before to connect to Stargate). Maybe I need a null modem cable between the serial port and the ADIO-100. There is a pinout in the installation guide, but it is not very clear. Do I need a special cable?
Thanks,
Leo
Just purchased two ADIO-100s. Hooked them directly to a two port usb-serial adapters, no other cables. Usb-serial adapter came up as Com 10 and 11. I configured the ports for no paraity, 9600 baud, 8 bit, no handshake, and 1 stop bit, typical. Checked the dip switches and made sure the ADIO switched were set to off/off to match 9600 baud. I downloaded the ADIO plugin, installed normally, configured the modules for Com 10 and 11. The ADIO plugin loads but then says "unable to read COM 10" and "unable to read COM 11". I tried deleting and reinstalling. So far I have been unable to get HS to communicate with the new units. What am I doing incorrectly?
Maybe the direct connection from the USB-serial to the ADIO is the issue? (Incidentally I know the usb-serial is working as I used it before to connect to Stargate). Maybe I need a null modem cable between the serial port and the ADIO-100. There is a pinout in the installation guide, but it is not very clear. Do I need a special cable?
Thanks,
Leo
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