B&B Electronics USOPTL4-4P - Quick Start Guide - Manual

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Quick Start Guide
Ulinx USB to Serial Converters
2 Port and 4 Port Devices
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Items Included
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General
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Installation
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Verifying Installation
1. One USB port is required for each installed device.
The USB port can be native to the PC or it can be a
USB port from an installed USB hub to the PC.
2. Sleep & Hibernate: Windows 7 disables USB
transmit wile in Sleep & Hibernate.
Note: The device works with USB 1.1 or 2.0 ports but
has a maximum USB data rate of 12Mbps.
1. To verify the installation went correctly open the Windows
Device Manager
 Scroll down to Ports,
 Expand the ports by clicking on the plus sign (+), this
shows if the ports now exist on the PC.
 If there are no exclamation points or other indicators of
a problem the ports should be installed correctly and
ready for use.
2. Verifying with a loopback test.
 If the device is RS-232 loopback pins 2 and 3. If the
device is RS-422 or RS-485 (4-Wire) loopback the
TDA(-) to RDA(-) and TDB(+) to RDB(+), if desired use
the pin-out charts for the location of each pin or
terminal.
 Using Hyper Terminal or similar program, connect to
the appropriate COM port. Set the desired baud rate.
Ensure Hyper Terminal local echo is OFF. (Note:
Hyper Terminal is not provided with Vista and 2003
Server)
 Transmit data. If the same character string is returned,
the test is good.
 USB to Serial Device
 Two Meter USB Cable
 CD ROM with Drivers
 This Quick Start Guide
The CD contains a driver installation program. Install the
drivers using this program before connecting the USB
Converter to your computer.
The sample screen shots are from Windows 7.
 Insert the included driver CD into the PC’s CD ROM bay
 The Driver Install Program will start.
 Select “Run setup.exe.”
 Click “Next”
 Fill in user information and click “Next.” Fill in destination drive
or use the default and click “Next.”
 Installation is complete. Plug in your USB to Serial Converter. It
may take up to 30 seconds for each COM port to be assigned.
You can watch the progress in Device Manager.