Bafo Usb to Serial Driver Bf 810 Windows 7 Download

Windows 7 64-bit & 32-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit & 32-bit, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 98

Of import note regarding Windows 7 and Vista:
The commuter MUST be installed “as Ambassador”
Right-click the downloaded EXE file and cull
Run as administrator

Download the Windows installer for the USB RS-232 adaptor:
Download
for Windows seven/Vista/XP (32-flake)
Download
for Windows 7/Vista (32-bit and 64-chip)

If for some reason the above driver does not work, attempt i of the following:
Download
for Windows 7/Vista/XP (32-bit and 64-bit – Alternating driver)

Download
for Windows XP, 2000, 98/ME (32-bit simply)

For older cables (purchased prior to October, 2010):
Download
for Windows vii/Vista/XP (32-bit and 64-flake)
Download
for Windows Vista (32-bit only)

Run the installer, then

after

rebooting, plug the USB end of the adapter into 1 of the USB ports on the computer.

Note: For Windows 7, please use RC build 7100 or RTM Final version. (Installer programme volition not run on early Windows 7 or Beta versions)

Check the software driver installation

1) Open the Device Manager dialog from Control Panel

• Windows Vista: Start >> Control Panel >> System >> Hardware >> Device Managing director
• Windows XP: Outset >> Control Panel >> System >> Hardware >> Device Manager
• Windows 2000: Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Organization >> Hardware >> Device Director
• Windows 98/ME: Start >> Settings >> Control Panel >> Organization >> Device Manager

2) Click the plus sign (+) next to “Ports”.

iii) If the device is properly installed, “Serialio.com USB Serial Port” or “Prolific USB-to-Series COM Port” will be displayed.

The software driver is properly installed, only the USB-RS232 adaptor does not work as expected

Ane of the common reasons that software may not work as expected with a USB-Series adaptor when the devcie is properly installed, is many older programs (and even some new ones) merely support a limited number of COM ports (e.k. just COM1 – COM4)

If the USB-RS232 adapter is installed as COM5, it may need to exist reassigned to COM1 – COM4 to work with some software.

The following outlines how to to reassign the COM port on Windows XP/2K/Me/98SE

Windows XP

one) Follow steps 1-3 of “Bank check the software driver installation”
above.

ii) Right-click on the “Prolific USB to Serial Port”, then click Properties

3) Click on the “Port Settings” tab. Click the “Advanced” push.

four) In the “COM Port Number” drop-downward select the desired port number. For case if the software requires COM2, select COM2. Note the COM port must accept “(in utilize)” listed next to information technology, if it does then another device with that name is already installed in the system. Subsequently selecting the desire port number, click “OK.”

5) Click “OK” once more, and the device volition show up as being on the same COM port that it was before (i.eastward., COM5), merely should prove up on the selected port proper noun when the Device Director dialog is closed and opened again.

6) Close the Device Managing director. Launch the software to use with the new COM port.

Windows 2000, Me, and 98 SE (Second Edition)

ane) Follow steps one 2 of “Bank check the software driver installation”
to a higher place.

two) Right-click on the “Prolific USB to Serial Port”, then click Properties.

3) Click on the “Port Settings” tab. Click the “Advanced” button.

4) Uncheck “Utilize automatic settings”.

v) Select “Input/Output range”. Click on “Change Settings”.

six) Type “02E8-02EF” in the Value box. This value volition change the port to COM 4. If COM four is in utilize, you must choose another port. The values for each port are.

• COM 1: 03F8-03FF
• COM 2: 02F8-02FF
• COM iii: 03E8-03EF
• COM 4: 02E8-02EF

seven) Enter the value, then click OK. Click OK again, then click Yes when the “Creating a Forced Configuration” window appears. Click OK.

8) Restart the computer. The Device Manager can be checked, to run into the COM port change.

Note: Adaptor may non be exactly every bit pictured above.

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