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Can anyone recommend a usb to DB9 adapter that will work on the old Panasonic dos program for the td-1's?

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I use a sweex USB to serial adaptor


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I use a EasySYNC US232B/LC

works great

Not many do

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Thanks for the info. I've not found those products in the US. It's tough having your favorite laptop pass away. RIP

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I use FTDI usb to seial, here is the web link they have offices in uk and us https://www.ftdichip.com/Products/EvaluationKits/USB-Serial.htm
so far ive not found anything that it does not work with.

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I use a Belkin which is widely available in the US.

I had the same problem at first though, because the original 1232TD tool wouldn't recognize a non IRQ port. However the newer TD tool works fine now.

Of course after the fact, I found a laptop that has both, as well as XP pro for the TDA.

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Interesting.....I have a Belkin F5U409 and have tried both TD tool versions available,4.02 and 6.02 with no luck. Belkin tech support says the model is not dos compatible. What model is your Belkin?

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FSU257 is the Belkin part.
My tool is 6.02a7.
XP.
The only anomaly is that it USUALLY maps itself to com3. I also use an external modem, and sometimes that changes the setting [Linked Image from sirius-business.com]

You can find where you're at with the device manager after you plug the goober in.

I had been carrying 2 old laptops for programming DOS, and then Windows. When forced to upgrade by the newest TDA tool, I tried the latest TD one, and it recognized the Belkin.SO I'm back to 1 box to lug around. [Linked Image from sirius-business.com]

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I use one from keyspan it works really well.


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I use a "no name cheapo" eBay one that works just fine


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