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Date Updated | 07-27-2005 | Date Created | 07-27-2000 |
Document Type | Knowledge Base | Related OS | |
Related Product | PCL-844H |
Why the PCL-844H was found but can't transfer data? | |||
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Solution:
Common problems and possible solutions are listed below:
HARDWARE:
A. Wrong cable wiring:
Check if wrong cable wiring. Refer to Appendix B.3 of PCL-844H manual for precise pinouts of the connector type you are using.
B. Defective control box:
Cable or external module is defective. Please change another one to test again.
C. IRQ conflict:
IRQ is used or reserved by PCI bus. Please adjust it or go to BIOS to modify "PNP and PCI setup" configuration.
SOFTWARE:
A. RTS/CTS signal:
PCL-844 series will check line status ( CTS ) before it sends data out if RTS/CTS flow control feature is set to ON in configuration or application program. Please see Appendix B.3 of PCL-844H manual Type 3 for proper wiring. Check the line status of the suspected port using the disgnostic LED indicators on the mini-tester.
B. Existed good examples for testing:
Perhaps the application controlling the board is not correctly written according to the corresponding API of the operation system. To verify, please run existing and known good application or Advantech-provided utility. For example, under Windows 95, "Hyperterminal" is good for testing COM ports. Under UNIX, "stty", "cat", or "getty" is existed program for testing tty port.
C. IRQ setting:
IRQ settings of software and hardware do not match.
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