No, KC Serial Adaptor should be connected to serial port of computer where as USB dongle should connect to USB port. Moreover, USB dongle come with driver for window, KC Serial Adaptor need to be configure with AT command to establish connection.

Both these devices can be connected through SPP, either AT command for KC Serial Adaptor or Window driver for USB dongle can be used to establish connection. Search for available Bluetooth device and get it Bluetooth and further establish connection with it.

Sorry, no. Today's PDAs do not host devices. They can only be slaves. Since our product requires a host, a USB adaptor won't work either. Currently we have no version that doesn't require a host.

AutoEnginuity has verified our product with dozens of USB-to-Serial adaptors (IO Gear, Prolific, Belkin, etc.). This adaptor can also be purchased from us. Note: Not all USB-to-Serial adaptors are made equal. We have tried some based on the FDTI chipset (Cables Unlimited), KeySpan, the "<10$ eBay unit", and Radio Shack are NOT compatible. We highly recommend getting any of the above or anything based on the Prolific-chipset from a reputable company.

Yes. Look for Bluetooth dongles that are supported by Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or that come with Widcomm Bluetooth stacks. Microvision cannot guarantee that these will work, but many of them do.

KC Wirefree Bluetooth transceiver means Bluetooth transmitter and receiver in a IC, the module have the capability to receive and transmit in Bluetooth radio protocol. Both KC Wirefree Bluetooth module and Serial adaptor are Bluetooth transceiver.

ANSWER: There is a sticker with your dongle serial number on the first page of your PlayBox user's manual and on the PlayBox retail box. Also you can go to Control Panel -> WIBU-KEY -> Contents tab. Under WibuTree > USB you should see your dongle serial number. Most of the PlayBox modules show the serial number of the WIBU key attached in their respective "About" boxes.

You must install all the device drivers before plugging the driver in your USB port. They are usually on the provided CD-Rom. After installing the drivers, you must to stop your computer, plug the wireless USB adaptor and reboot. Your computer should detect the new hardware. You can then use your USB device. During the installation, you will be ask for a SSID code. The SSID must be "orion" (lower case). Your card must be in the infrastructure mode.

BT module can establish connection with Bluetooth dongle through SPP. Of course, between Bluetooth module and Bluetooth dongle is connected via Bluetooth wireless link, but the host of module and dongle is connected through SPP.

Connecting the digitizer with Serial (RS232) or USB will be determined by the application software you are using with the digitizer. Please consult your application support for assistance.

Serial adaptor has a module on board. Serial adaptor comes with additional component to enable it ready to plug in computer serial port.

Basically any radio works, regardless of its brand type or special functions. The VRC-2 USB adaptor picks up on the servo-signal coming straight out of your (spare) receiver, so it doens't matter what frequency was used between radio transmitter and the receiver, because the adaptor simply picks up on the signal afterwards. The throttle- and steering servo signal OUTPUT that usually goes into you car, now goes into your computer.

If you have trouble with Windows or VRC not recognising the adaptor (chanels etc.) then clean all the connectors, because the USB side connector that goes into the computer could be dirty (oxydation). Also make sure that the Z-connectors aren't poluted or blocked by any production material or oxidation.

SPP used Bluetooth ACL (Asynchronous Connected Link) wireless link to transmit and receive Digital data. All analog data can be converted to digital to be transmitted. ECG is analog data, and should be converted.

I've connected the USB to Serial adapter but it's on Com Port 5 (or higher) and your software only has Ports 1-4. This issue applies to the c\temp software only. This has been resolved with the new version of the MDAS-Pro software. If you do not have a copy of this software, please contact us.

Yes. A separate, Keyspan brand USB adapter can be purchased for your board. The adapter attaches to the end of the serial cable provided and then connects to your computer. The USB adapter can be purchased through GTCO or your local reseller.

A standard 9 pin serial port on a computer has a maximum speed of 115Kbps(115,200 bits per second). USB easily beats that with a maximum speed of 12Mbps (12,000,000 bits per sec) and USB 2.0 with 480Mbps (480,000,000). Back To Questions

Version 3: The cost for exchanging a dongle is $50 plus shipping charges. If you don't want to exchange the dongle, there is an adapter made by Griffin Technology. Version 4: If you wish to upgrade to version 4 the cost is $199 + shipping (dongle cost is included). Version 4 does not work with ABD dongles.

T68/T610: You can send files to the phone by Right-clicking the file in explorer -> Choosing "Send To" -> "BlueTooth" -> [your phone] T610: You can use OBEX file exchange that you find in your phone services (BlueTooth Neighbourhood -> [Your Phone] -> "OBEX File Transfer") After you open OBEX file transfer you can simply drag/drop files to and from your phone.