TTS Datamaster comport settings for 93 LT1
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Le Mans Master
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TTS Datamaster comport settings for 93 LT1
I am trying to link up my TTS datamaster to my 93 Vette, and it keeps trying but not linking. I looked through the TTS datamaster help section and they go into the serial port section . Last time I recieved help on the forum, which I searched for but couldnt find, and someone told me to change the port configuration in COM Port setting under device manager. ANy ideas?
Safety Car
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From: Charleston SC
For my lap top I use Com 1 and that is all I have to configure in TTS
Under Windows Device manager the Com port set up is:
Baud rate 9600
Databits 8
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Hardware flow control None (Xon/Xoff should work as well)
Under Windows Device manager the Com port set up is:
Baud rate 9600
Databits 8
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Hardware flow control None (Xon/Xoff should work as well)
Melting Slicks
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Try turning down your sample rate as well - it's the little bar you can drag on the small dialog box that comes up when you are ready to record.
Also, make sure you've got your antivirus, etc. disabled.
Also, make sure you've got your antivirus, etc. disabled.
Safety Car
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From: Charleston SC
Originally Posted by steve40th
Got it working, now I need to get it to link every time. It seems to lose the COM port after turning the computer on/off.
It sounds like you have somthing screwed up with the device driver for the com port in windows. Try removing the com port by deleting it out of windows all togeather and rebooting. To get to it go to control panel, system, click te hardware tab, device manager, Ports (Com&LPT), highlight "com 1", right click and select uninstall, then rebbo the machine. It should find the comport on boot up
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Originally Posted by FD2BLK
Steve,
It sounds like you have somthing screwed up with the device driver for the com port in windows. Try removing the com port by deleting it out of windows all togeather and rebooting. To get to it go to control panel, system, click te hardware tab, device manager, Ports (Com&LPT), highlight "com 1", right click and select uninstall, then rebbo the machine. It should find the comport on boot up
It sounds like you have somthing screwed up with the device driver for the com port in windows. Try removing the com port by deleting it out of windows all togeather and rebooting. To get to it go to control panel, system, click te hardware tab, device manager, Ports (Com&LPT), highlight "com 1", right click and select uninstall, then rebbo the machine. It should find the comport on boot up
