Omega RS-232 Manual Do Utilizador
Appendix A – Troubleshooting
OMG-USB-232-1
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Appendix A - Troubleshooting
Serial Utility test software is supplied with the adapter and will be used in the
troubleshooting procedures. Using this software and following these simple
steps, most common problems can be eliminated without the need to call
Technical Support.
troubleshooting procedures. Using this software and following these simple
steps, most common problems can be eliminated without the need to call
Technical Support.
1.
If your adapter isn’t working, first check to make sure that USB support is
enabled in the System BIOS and it is functioning properly in the operating
system. This can be done by using either the Windows 98/ME or Windows
2000 Device Manager.
enabled in the System BIOS and it is functioning properly in the operating
system. This can be done by using either the Windows 98/ME or Windows
2000 Device Manager.
2.
Ensure that the software has been installed on the machine so that the
necessary files are in place to complete the installation.
necessary files are in place to complete the installation.
3.
When the OMG-USB-232-1 is configured properly, the USB Enabled LED
(EN) will be lit. This should allow you to use the WinSSD utility and the
supplied loopback plug to check communications. The supplied loopback
plug connects TD to RD. If you decide to test the Modem Control Signals, a
full pin loopback plug will be required. Details on loopback plugs are
included within WinSSD. Contact Omega if you need further assistance
(EN) will be lit. This should allow you to use the WinSSD utility and the
supplied loopback plug to check communications. The supplied loopback
plug connects TD to RD. If you decide to test the Modem Control Signals, a
full pin loopback plug will be required. Details on loopback plugs are
included within WinSSD. Contact Omega if you need further assistance
4.
When testing the OMG-USB-232-1 in loopback mode, you should see both
the TD and RD LED’s flashing as well as seeing echoed data on the screen.
The loopback test first transmits a HEX pattern, 55AA, and then an ASCII
string of data. If this test passes, then the OMG-USB-232-1 is ready for use
in your application.
the TD and RD LED’s flashing as well as seeing echoed data on the screen.
The loopback test first transmits a HEX pattern, 55AA, and then an ASCII
string of data. If this test passes, then the OMG-USB-232-1 is ready for use
in your application.