5.2. Communications Garbled
If you are using the USB Serial Adapter to communicate
between two computers over a serial cable, make sure that
the communications settings are the same on each computer.
For instance, if one computer is set up for 9600-baud, 8 data
bits, no parity, one stop bit and hardware handshaking, errors
can occur if the settings on the other device do not match.
5.3. Modem not detected/illegal operation in MODEM.CPL
It is possible that a modem attached to the USB Serial Adapter
will not be detected or a problem will occur in MODEM.CPL if
more than one USB hub is between the USB Serial Adapter
and the root hub. This is a known problem in MODEM.CPL,
a component of Windows
®
98. The easiest solution to this
problem is to attach the USB Serial Adapter to either the
root hub (a USB port on the back of your PC) or to a hub
that is connected to the root hub.
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