Is the USB programmer simply a USB to RS232 converter? Does it use an FTDI chip?
206713
the usb programer is for change the program in the board ,the board is allready program for quadcopter. If you have a xcopter ,or a trecopter, you have to go to hobbyking.com and find a program for it .this is call flite the board
206714
I have moved my controllers over to Naza M. I have not regretted the move because of the customer support is simply outstanding. So, I am sorry I cannot answer your question regarding the KK board.Try a Naza and you wont look back.
206715
I have moved my controllers over to Naza M. I have not regretted the move because of the customer support is simply outstanding. So, I am sorry I cannot answer your question regarding the KK board. Try a Naza and you wont look back.
1998062
No, it does not come with a USB interface. However, I bought a generic USB/MIDI converter for under ten bucks, and it works great - with both with the DD55, a MIDI keyboard I have, and my Mac.
934767
The only thing that the USB port is used for is power, all programming is done through the Enet port or wifi so I do not believe it will work for this application.
811080
I am using it with Ubuntu. It works fine. Just remember that it is a TTL logic USB to serial converter. Check that is what you are looking for before buying this.
681599
Probably yes. With the driver installed, it emulates a COM port. I use mine to program a battery management system which requires RS232. Works fine.
750529
According to the documentation at the end of the description and matching my experience, the board uses an FTDI chip (FT245R USB FIFO IC) to convert between USB and the signals directly driving the relays.
1853430
I think the 5.0 pin is meant to be used only when connecting to a FTDI cable, although I could very well be wrong. Did you try it out?
449907
This will only work with a standard serial device. There is no connection for USB.
2031445
The Discription says "Plug in to Any USB 2.0/1.1 Interface". Hmmm! Is this just for Power?
275565
I think that the device is normally in the RX RS485 mode and passes RS485 buss data to the Virtual Com Port created by the USB.When the TX buffer is filled from the USB side, it switches to TX and then reverts to RX
802886
There should be a cable inside the box with the programmer that plugs into your USB port. If not I would contact the manufacture and have them send you one.
1534441
Not an easy answer...depends on whether or not the cable uses a genuine FTDI chip or a not so genuine chip. If it uses a genuine chip, then you can use the driver that Windows installs. If it is not a genuine FTDI chip, then go to miklor.com and search for an older version of the driver.
1977777
FTDI driver, just go to their website, I only use these cables and never had a problem.
1426823
It has female pins, so you'll need some adapter. Personally I adapt it to the USB on my laptop with a Dynex DX-UBDB9. But if you are going to the rs232 a straight m/f adapter would work.
770032
There is no USB ports on the rig. There is a USB to MIC/PTT cable for programming but no for the actual function of the rig itself
1535534
It should work fine yout won't need the included serial cable just plug directly into the rib box with the USB to serial cable. Make sure you use the ftdi drivers with the adapter, it will accept prolific drivers but they are not as compatible with other devices.
2255484
It can be used generically with many software programs that require a "dumb" OBDII / Dual K interface based on the FTDI RS232RL