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Driver Installation (Windows XP)
1. Plug the 9200 into the computer using a USB cable. Make sure the unit is powered on.
2. The computer will display a message indicating it has found new
hardware: “QC-PG”.
3. The new hardware wi
zard will launch. Check the “Install from a list or specific location”
option and click next.
4. S
elect “Search for the best driver in these locations” and check the option to “Include
this
location in the search”. Click the browse button and locate the folder on the CD
where the 9200 drivers are located. Click next.
5. A message window will launch asking if you want to continue installing this driver.
Select the “Continue Anyway” button.
6. It should now indicate that it is installing a driver
for a “QC-PG USB Communications
Port”.
7. Once the process is finished, a message will indicate that the drivers have been
successfully installed.
8. You can now communicate with the 9200 using either the included 9200 application or
by using any generic communication terminal program. You can view the Com Port
number assigned to the 9200 in your computers device manager under Ports.
Driver Installation (Windows 7)
1. Plug the 9200 into the computer using a USB cable. Make sure the unit is powered on.
2. A message will pop up on the computer indicating it has found new hardware and is
installing device driver software.
3. A message will indicate that the device drivers have not been successfully installed. The
Action Center may then launch with a list of options. Close the Action Cent er and do not
launch any of the actions.
4. Go to your computers device manager. This can be done by one of two ways. a) Right
click
on the desktop “Computer” icon and select properties. Select Device Manager on
the left toolbar. b) Navigate to Control Panel and then Device Manager.
5. In Device Manager you should see a device under the Other Devices called the QC-PG.
There will be a yellow exclamation point next to it.
6. Right click on the QC-PG and select update driver software.
7. Select
“Browse My Computer” for driver software and browse to the location of the USB
drivers for the 9200. The location is typically found on the software CD. It will contain a
file called “9200cdc.inf”. Select the folder in which the file resides, not the file itself.
Click next.
8. Windows will then indicate a warning window that the drivers are not verified. Select
“Install this driver software anyway”.
9. A message will then indicate that the drivers have been successfully updated and a
QC9200 USB Communication Port is now available.
10. You can now communicate with the 9200 using either the included 9200 application or
by using any generic communication terminal program. You can view the Com Port
number assigned to the 9200 in your computers device manager under Ports.