Larry, go ahead and add it to your web page.
As an FYI, the device name for the USB dongle is
called ASLR4::INSTR instead of COM4 (or ASLR5:INSTR
instead of COM5). You can include my e-mail address if
you wish.
Ken
> Hi Ken,
>
> Thanks for the report! Can I add it to my web page?
> Maybe start a "LabView" sub-page and add other stuff to it too,
>
> If "yes" then should I not include your eMail address,
> or just say "Ken at Harvard"? ... Or ...? let me know, thanks,
>
> I bet if we add a page to Pfranc.com about this that
> in a few days a Google for the words:
> labview serial usb
> will list us in the top 10.
>
> mybest,
> larry
>
> lawrence henry berg,
> Purple Computing,
> 2048 SouthSide, Box 100,
> Murphy, OR, 97533, USA
> 541-479-8087
> Pfranc.com
>
>
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> From:
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 12:21 PM
> Subject: PT: USB to serial dongles
>
>
> > fromPG= home page
> > env_Path= /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin;
> > env_URI= /cgi-bin/pedit.pl?pfid=u_OR&pid=suggestion;fromPG=home%20page;
> >
> > Hi Larry, my name is: Ken Jucks
> >
> > I received the 2 USB to serial dongles I ordered from you
> > right on time. I had mentioned to you that I wanted to use
> > them with a LabView application and you were curious to
> > know how that worked.
> >
> > Well, it worked just fine! Also, the voltage levels were
> > sufficient to drive the FSK device I use off of a serial
> > port as well, so the voltage levels are close enough to
> > standard rs232. This is a great help to me! Thanks for
> > the devices and the help. Labview did not call them
> > Com4 and Com5 as Windows thinks they are, but calls them
> > something that became obvious to me what the devices were
> > and was able to drive them both just fine.
> >
> > They also appear to work fine in the LabWindows application
> > I have, one of which is at 300 baud. I won't be able
> > to fully test that slow rate until Sunday when I can hook
> > it up to the instrument that sends at that rate....but
> > I suspect it will work.
> >
> > Thanks again! I may drum up some new business for you with
> > these dongles as I'm sure some other people doing similar
> > things that I know may be interested.
> >
> > Ken Jucks
> >
> > --------- end of message -------
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list ads that sell other USB adapters
in competition with us. No problem,
all ours now are made in a translucent
purple plastic case so you know it's from us.
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