September 28, 200421 yr It seems that there is an issue when using IOCARD USB EXPANSION with Windows 2000.It seems that it is the default USB driver. Does anybody habe an experience and -who knows- solution?ThanksGreetingsRoger
September 30, 200421 yr Yes Roger. Currently USB expansion card works on XP only. Yes it is due to the native HID class that the USB card software depends on. I ran into the same issue and there is a detailed discussion about this on IOC message board (http://www.opencockpits.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Forums&file=viewtopic&topic=302&forum=1) and http://www.opencockpits.com/modules.php?op...pic=424&forum=1Currently there is no known solution. You may still use the master card by connecting it directly via parallel port though. Or upgrade to XP.-srini
September 30, 200421 yr In the while it seems that there are some nex HID drivers able to work on Windows 2000. I did the following:1. I connected the card. 2. Card was not recognized. In the System Config I had a new line with an unkown USB card with the famous yellow -?- sign.3. Then I clicked update the driver. I clicked on the Windows Update option.4. Windows Update find a new HID driver and installed it.Now the card is recognized as a USB User interface and seems to work. But in the while I noticed that my Master Card was not working anymore, neither on LPT nor on USB.Before that new attempt the card was working on LPT fine.I am exchanging some mails with Manuel directly. Very strange. Thanks for the replyRoger
October 1, 200421 yr A new firmware is tested for full compatibility with all operating system.This new version of firmware has been tested with USB.ORG quality test.
October 1, 200421 yr Hi Ferdie,Must one then change the Chip, or is the USB card flashable??GreetingsRoger
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