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there is no usb to com port "adaptation" going on here. This is a serial port (com port) and it (com port) must be adjusted to accomodate communication with the TTS. Check your TTS manual, it will tell you what baud rate this thing commuincates at and once you set you com port at that particular baud rate, that will solve your communication issues. I'm a 24 year IT guy so if you continue to have issues, PM me and I'll provide you some contact info and we can go from there...
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there is no usb to com port "adaptation" going on here. This is a serial port (com port) and it (com port) must be adjusted to accomodate communication with the TTS. Check your TTS manual, it will tell you what baud rate this thing commuincates at and once you set you com port at that particular baud rate, that will solve your communication issues. I'm a 24 year IT guy so if you continue to have issues, PM me and I'll provide you some contact info and we can go from there...
The TTS software automatically configures the BAUD rate each time the program runs, this is not something the user ever has to deal with. Adjusting this will make no difference at all, as Mastertune overrides any settings you make .
That said, not all USB serial adapters are compatible with Mastertune. If he is using a TTS adapter, it is well tested with Mastertune, others not so much.
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I think the folks at TTS would be happy to assist you, if you want. Call them, they have seen most issues.
When I installed my TTS software an a new ACER netbook running windoze 7 home premium the first time, I overlooked installing the TTS drivers (sometimes I don't read instructions). It wouldn't connect. I started over, installed the drivers and software and everything connected seamlessly, did not have to touch a thing. The newest TTS version has a few improved connection features, I think. Make sure to run the updater.
The TTS serial to USB adapter is in the cable, the VCI has a serial connector, the PC has a USB connector, the adapter translates the protocol and signalling.
When I installed my TTS software an a new ACER netbook running windoze 7 home premium the first time, I overlooked installing the TTS drivers (sometimes I don't read instructions). It wouldn't connect. I started over, installed the drivers and software and everything connected seamlessly, did not have to touch a thing. The newest TTS version has a few improved connection features, I think. Make sure to run the updater.
The TTS serial to USB adapter is in the cable, the VCI has a serial connector, the PC has a USB connector, the adapter translates the protocol and signalling.
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Thanks for all the help guys, Im going to try and work it out today. I think the trying the other connector is going to be my best bet, just gotta find it. I have been using the one under the seat
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The one under the seat is for Aux power.
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