Code: SUPPORTED DEVICE INTERFACES USB: LPC2148 Olimex USB header board. High performance 16MB/2Mins. LibUsb driver.
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LPT: Parallel Printer Port, SPP mode. Low performance, 16MB/35mins (cpu dependant). Dlportio printer port driver.
Apr 5, 2005 - Use this application to backup and restore presentation, pictures, songs and applications from and to USB Flash Drive devices and take them.
XSVF: Subset device of USB. LPC2148 Olimex USB header board required. NOT for nand programming. This command line device type is for flashing.xsvf files to a Xilinx cpld. POST: Subset device of USB.
LPC2148 Olimex USB header board required. NOT for nand programming. This command line device type is for monitoring Post codes only. The included.hex file supports both Nand SPI flash, Xilinx Programming, and Post Monitor all at the same time. The mode selected ie: Nand Flash/Xsvf/PostMon is determined by the command line.
Previous.hex files as well as the 'pic' version of hardware will not work. The Maximus 'NANDFlasher' has an array of plated through holes to break out all the extra LPC2148 gpio. This product can be flashed with the new ArmV3.hex file for full comatibility with Nandpro. The wiring coordinates are included here for those who have this device.
The included.jpg file shows the connections to flash this device with the Philips utility. An RS232 level shifter is also required for this purpose. The Team Executor 'NAND-X' can also be flashed with the ArmV3.hex, however the wiring connections may be difficult, and are not listed in this document. DRIVER AND HARDWARE INSTALLATION USB Install: Flash the.hex file to the LPC2148 using the 'Philips LPC2000 FlashUtility' or equivalent. Connect LPC2148 to computer USB.
Point 'found new hardware' to the 'custom.inf' Windows reports: 'Your new hardware is ready to use' USB Hardware: Connect only wires from EXT connectors to MAINBRD where indicated. Connect only wires from EXT connectors to Xilinx jtag connector where indicated. No resistors or diodes at all. Do not add them!
LPT Install: Run the port95nt.exe application to install the DlPortio driver LPT Hardware: Some parallel ports run at 3.3v others at 5v. The MAINBRD is 3.3 volts. It is recommend to use 100 ohm series saftey resistors (R) for all lpt connections except for DB25.11 and DB25.18 (GND), as shown above. Testing with 5 volt lpt and NO resistors didn't burn anything up though. YMMV Tongue For DB25.11 connect diode exactly as shown. It is highly recommended to connect the diode to the MAINBRD end rather than the PC end of the wire. Preferred diode is BAT41 or other Schottkey switch diode with low forward voltage drop.
1N4148/53, 1N914, type switching diodes should be also be ok, but are not quite as good. 1N400X are rectifiers and not good at all. This solution isn't perfect but you typically dont leave it hooked up forever anyway. If someone wants to design and post a buffer circuit go right ahead.
I have a USB 2.0 IDE/SATA cable/interface, (HW-338?), which gets detected by my Win XP (SP3) system, but is declared as an unknown device. Therefore, an IDE or SATA drive plugged into it are not seen.
(The drives do run up ok, via the separate power supply). No driver cd was supplied with the device, and the vendor insists that I don't need a driver for Windows XP. (The black plastic device has 2.5' and 3.5' drive interface connectors back-to-back, a SATA connector near one end of the body, and a sparkly silver USB cable coming out of the other end. Can anyone advise me, or point me in the direction of a solution?Please? I have a USB 2.0 IDE/SATA cable/interface, (HW-338?), which gets detected by my Win XP (SP3) system, but is declared as an unknown device. Therefore, an IDE or SATA drive plugged into it are not seen.
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(The drives do run up ok, via the separate power supply). No driver cd was supplied with the device, and the vendor insists that I don't need a driver for Windows XP. (The black plastic device has 2.5' and 3.5' drive interface connectors back-to-back, a SATA connector near one end of the body, and a sparkly silver USB cable coming out of the other end. Can anyone advise me, or point me in the direction of a solution?Please? AndySwain Mine says that after you hook it up you need to go into computer managementdisk management and assign a drive letter.
I have a similar device, USB2SATAIDE from startech.com and I see it under disk management, but it states 'Disk 1; Unknown; Not Initialized' When you try to Initialize it states 'Device not ready'. I've rebooted with the hard drive attached and it won't work, get the same issue.
Have the Startech drivers, tried to use any one of those and Win 7 pro just comes back with 'Disk Drive' as the type of device and the current drivers, still doesn't work. Device Manager sees it as a USB Device under Disk Drives. I've tried different hard drives, and different computers, all state the same issue.
I'm guessing all the different hard drives I've tried are not bad drives. I was able to load Windows onto one when it was the main hard drive, but will not run as a USB attached device. I have a USB 2.0 IDE/SATA cable/interface, (HW-338?), which gets detected by my Win XP (SP3) system, but is declared as an unknown device. Therefore, an IDE or SATA drive plugged into it are not seen. (The drives do run up ok, via the separate power supply). No driver cd was supplied with the device, and the vendor insists that I don't need a driver for Windows XP. (The black plastic device has 2.5' and 3.5' drive interface connectors back-to-back, a SATA connector near one end of the body, and a sparkly silver USB cable coming out of the other end.
Can anyone advise me, or point me in the direction of a solution?Please? I have 7 external drives. All worked on Win7. When I ‘upgraded’ to Win10, the 4 drives connected by SATA/USB adapters, are not recognized.
The USB ports all work fine. The drives are not all ‘dead’, all at once. The Disk Mgmt allots a space and assigns a drive letter, but does not read the drive, reporting ‘no media’, as if it is a card reader. The Device Manager sees the adapter, but not the drive.
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I can only assume that it is a driver issue for the adapters, although Dev Mgr ‘update driver’ reports it has the most current drivers. So is this just another of the many issues that Win 10 has yet to resolve? Curiouser and curiouser.
Most likely, yes, it is a Win 10 problem combined with the touchy interface. Are the external drives capable of being set to 'cable select?'
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I tried the Win 10 upgrade and my DVD/CD player refused to be recognized no matter what I tried though it worked just fine in Win 7. Win 10 seems to have other driver issues as well including sound and video on different systems. It may take a few months for Microsoft to figure it all out. You are aware of the default 'information gathering' in Win 10 also I hope. Best to wait on the upgrade and go back to 7 for now, though I do like the look and feel of 10 better than 8.1 It just takes too much control away from the user at this point and is full of errors yet. I have a USB 2.0 IDE/SATA cable/interface, (HW-338?), which gets detected by my Win XP (SP3) system, but is declared as an unknown device.
Therefore, an IDE or SATA drive plugged into it are not seen. (The drives do run up ok, via the separate power supply). No driver cd was supplied with the device, and the vendor insists that I don't need a driver for Windows XP. (The black plastic device has 2.5' and 3.5' drive interface connectors back-to-back, a SATA connector near one end of the body, and a sparkly silver USB cable coming out of the other end. Can anyone advise me, or point me in the direction of a solution?Please?
AndySwain Mine says that after you hook it up you need to go into computer managementdisk management and assign a drive letter. Have just found that assigning the drive letter was stopping my disc from showing up in the windows environment. Even though the drive had just been formatted using windows management tool.
After drive letter assigned the disc shows up as a Hard Disk and is now available to the Alienware respawn program, which it did not do before. PLEASE MARK AS SOLUTION; cesareDH.