10-13-2009 01:48 AM
I replaced my dual core PC with XP SP3 by a HP QuadCORE XP SP3.
After that my NI USB 232/4 doesnt work with PPP any more.
Doing this with COM1 of the HP works.
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10-13-2009 02:45 AM
11-02-2009 02:43 PM
Hi HackyJ,
I was hoping you could clarify what a PPP is, and what sort of behavior you were seeing when it wasn't working? Were you able to see the USB-232/4 ports in MAX? Were you able to run VISA test panels?
Generally downgrading a driver will not fix an issue so we are interesting in recreating this issue.
Thanks
Scott M.
11-03-2009 12:38 AM
Hi Scott-M,
PPP is the remote TCP connection you can establish over serial line.
[Start][Settings][Networking]; New connection ; [o] extended connection;[o]to other computer;[o]Guest; enter computername and comunication parameters.
in my case the connection is to a embedded linux system waiting for remote connections on a serial interface.
You then can perform ftp, scc or for instance telent; i use putty for that.
The MAX was showing all 4 interfaces of the box and tells no problems.
PPP is a service of Windows operating system, so i assume there is a compatibility issue, maybe timing because the box was running on
an older computer before and worked properly.
Best Regards
Hacky
11-03-2009 02:11 PM
Hi HackyJ,
Thank you so much for the additional information. After looking into it, I found that this is a known issue in NI-Serial 3.4, and Corrective Action Request has been filed, it does seem to be contained to USB serial device, so if you have a PCI device it should work fine. If NI-Serial 3.3 is working for you I would stick with that solution for now.
Thanks again for your help,
Scott M.