From: DylanB <dbr...@un...> - 2009-08-31 09:46:41
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Hello, I'm having trouble establishing a connection via serial. I don't have a serial port on my laptop so I am using a USB to serial conversion. This (the same cable) has worked for me in the past many times. Now when I try to establist a connection via kermit I get the following: dylan@dylan-laptop:~$ kermit -l /dev/USB0 can't open device I have tried all of the ports on my laptop, both of the ubuntu versions I have (8.04 and 9.04), and also a different cable that I connect my ipod to. Nothing has worked. What I am most puzzled about is that I was working one minute and then not the next. I was trying to establish a connection with my IMU (microstrain 3dm-gx1) when the problem started. The sequence of events was as follows: Cable diagram laptop---USB------------RS232--------------4pins (Tx Rx V gnd)--IMU (battery connected to IMU) -IMU command recognises USB0 port and establishes connection. -I get other errors that I think relate to a bent pin connecting into the IMU. -I correct the pin and reassemble -IMU command gets virtually same errors -I change the baud rate on the IMU -Same errors -I unplug the cable and try again and the port is no longer recognised -No sign of ttyUSB* in /dev -I have restarted a couple of times I'm just listing everything that happened because I have no idea where the error is. Thanks. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/USB-port-trouble-tp25220786p25220786.html Sent from the Gumstix mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |