Z88 - 2 Speed Operation
The speed of the transfer depends on the following:-
Popdown | Normal 9600 BPS | OZ | Full 38400 BPS | |
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Hardware | USB Serial Cables | |||||||||||||||
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RS-232 | ||||||||||||||||
PCI2S550 | FT232R | FT232R CHIPI-X10 | FT232R
| CH340 | PL2303 | PL2303RA
| USA-19HS USA-49WG | |||||||||
Drivers | MAC Signed Driver | |||||||||||||||
Driver comments | Mac OSX: VCP 2.2.18 | Linux / rPi: Built-in | ||||||||||||||
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OS | USER REPORT | x86_64 9600 baud | ||||||||||||||
VG | x86_64 | VG | ||||||||||||||
x86_64 | not avail. | | GS | |||||||||||||
x386 / x86_64 |
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Arm 32bit | | | GS | |||||||||||||
9600 (x86_64) |
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13800 |
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x86_64 | |
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x386 | | | | VG GS | ||||||||||||
Price | £8.32 | £2.21 | £11.59 | £26.02 | VG | |||||||||||
Price | £26.25 | £6.95 +£9.95 | £12.36 | £10.99 | £1.37 | £12.95 | £7.49 | £25.86 | VG | |||||||
Price 09 Feb 2016 | £19.11 | £6.45 +£9.95 | £10.03 | £10.99 | £1.49 | £14.95 | £7.49 | £26.10 |
Tested configurations of EazyLink2 client connecting to Eazylink Popdown (for all OZ versions) v5.2.3-06:
Update USB Drivers
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Before running the program, it can be useful to know the device name that the operating system has allocated to the serial port you are using to connect to the Z88. This is either a physical number that is on the computer e,g, COM.1 COM.2 (device names on Windows), or a virtual one (see below). If you are using a Serial to USB converter the driver will automatically allocate a new serial port device name. Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for details how to find out that name (COM port number on Windows). This COM port may also be examined or changed in the Device Manager. Original software for the Z88 could only select COM.1 or COM.2, so if they are required, here is how to change it from COM3 (the automatic choice that was selected in this case) to COM.1. Select the
Note: The parameters shown in the 'Advanced Settings' are ignored by this program. | |
Mac Users | |
On the Mac selection of the COM port uses tty. Just select the correct name that your driver uses. | |
Here it is again on a later Operating System on the Mac, but it is showing two drivers, the old one (which is ticked) and will fail if used with OS X. Which just shows how important using the driver really is. It is also good practise to remove any old drivers. A good site that shows you how to do that is https://www.mac-usb-serial.com/wordpress/support/troubleshooting/
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