Hmmm, any ideas if this would work to connect an old notetaker to my laptop?
My notetaker is on it's last leggs, and I'd love to get files off there.
Thanks,
Traci
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marvin Commerford" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 5:09 PM
Subject: USB/serial with WE
Hi. For our U.S. users, any FTDI USB/serial converters from
www.usbgear.com work very well. They have a model with a 1 foot cable for
just over $11. I connected the converter to my Windows 7 64 bit HP
laptop. Windows installed a driver without needing the included cd. By
default the com port was set to comn4. As I work on the machine now I'm
using a Doubletalk LT. I took the power plug out of the LT by accident.
When I plugged it back in the LT came back perfectly. I'm going to test
this converter with Dectalk Express and, hold your breath, an Accent SA.
Another list member needs a UK resource for an FTDI converter. I hope
someone can help.
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