A little tuning problem... Hondata USB->Serial
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A little tuning problem... Hondata USB->Serial
Hondata recommends a Keyspan USB->Serial connector to properly tune a motor via laptop. Well, I cannot find these specific ones anywhere by tomorrow. However, I found a brand at best buy that somewhat works... but it will crash Rom Editor from time to time. I have yet to even hook up the emulator.
Mase told me that he ran into this problem as well so he ran the laptop>s200 with the serial and used the USB->serial for the romulator. Unfortunately I do not have serial ports on my laptop, only 2 USB's. The USB ports being used are Com 3 and Com 5. Has anyone ran into this, if so what did you do?
Mase told me that he ran into this problem as well so he ran the laptop>s200 with the serial and used the USB->serial for the romulator. Unfortunately I do not have serial ports on my laptop, only 2 USB's. The USB ports being used are Com 3 and Com 5. Has anyone ran into this, if so what did you do?
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Re: A little tuning problem... Hondata USB->Serial (PrecisionH23a)
What exactly is yours doing? Mine does a memory dump alot and I couldn't figure out why. I'm using a Belkin convertor.
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Re: A little tuning problem... Hondata USB->Serial (PrecisionH23a)
Did you check CompUSA?
http://www.compusa.com/product...03773
Does the USB-Serial that you bought have a utility to change the ports? Try that.
My Ha=ondata was always very picky when it wanted to connect. I hate that.
http://www.compusa.com/product...03773
Does the USB-Serial that you bought have a utility to change the ports? Try that.
My Ha=ondata was always very picky when it wanted to connect. I hate that.
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I know a lot of AEM users have trouble with the cables. From what I've gathered, it has to do with the quality of the drivers that are written in reagards to the timing of the signals. I guess 9/10 USB->serial adapter cable drivers are shitty... I've read of people actually frying their AEM EMS dues to using a bad cable.
Here's your 100% safe solution: http://forum.aempower.com/bbs/...+card
Here's your 100% safe solution: http://forum.aempower.com/bbs/...+card
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I am using a Belkin from best buy and mine works flawlessly. although im working on the old software. i dont have the Romulator, but i do have the old rom emulator and all that jazz and mine works great
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try the Belkin and see if it works. Also check with DC2R714 he is using the same software as you guys, i think he got a Bestbuy adapter and his works fine.
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i use the keyspan one when i tune hondata and i use the socket converter when i tune the ems and never have a problem and with the hondata i use the emulator
save you self the hassle and pickup one of these
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