Driver Para Cable Usb Serial Gigaware Windows 10
Tanesha Prately
Once the driver for the USB dongle is installed, it is possible to uninstall DriverMax8 from Add Remove Programs. Although you will need to manually delete c:\program files(x86)\Innovative Solutions since the DriverMax uninstaller is sloppy.
The actual driver is Svk2pl64.sys it is available from the Microsoft Update Catalog here:
=bad0b774-dce2-483e-a17e-1a7dc733e7d3 but you will need to use IE9 for this link or Chrome. It will come down as a cab file, extract from there then right-click the unknown device in device manager and install it. It is a Vista driver with both 32bit and 64 bit versions and should install in win 7/8/10. The actual chip is a Prolific chip with a modded USB ID you may be able to force-install an older Prolific driver on it.
Hi, I recently had the driver issue with a Prolific USB to serial cable on windows 10, this website proved to be very informative -usb-to-serial-fix-official-solution-to-code-10-error Apparently the info there is sourced from I hope this heIps
I will be moving from PC to Mac, but will need to run a Windows application that uses a serial port, using boot camp. Would I be right in thinking I would need to install this adapter under Windows using a Windows driver?
Loaded it all up fine, however my main purpose was that so I can telnet to devices on the serial port.
My question is running the telnet what would I put after the telnet command to identify the port,
Prolific seem to be deliberately isolating compatibility against these devices in the newest Windows drivers, and wondered if thats the same with the mac drivers. Its just not worth wasting time putting in drivers to have to fight them out again when prolific deliberately make them to not work.
Fazed, I would l look baud rate you are using for your device. I just had a similar issue connecting to an APC UPS management interface. if you are using screen try this command: screen /dev/cu.usbserial (Baud Rate). The baud rate is standard 9600 but you can change it by typing in the baud rate you wanna use i.e. 2400.
After following these directions, and the install of the PL2303_1.4.0 appearing to be successful, I do not see the USB serial monitor option anywhere. Whether I look on system preferences under network or in terminal.
I followed the instructions, and got the driver to show in system report, but never in the network control panel. ZTerm worked, showing me that the driver works (and helped as a step), but minicom is the best app for the job- easy to configure, and remotely accessible with terminal. Great site- thanks for the help!
I am using a mac. Wine is a Windows port making it possible to run Windows applications on Mac or Linux. It can use the Mac Hardware such as the adapter and forward it to the Windows application. Nonetheless i found my answer already but thanks anyway
The Problem is OSX10.11 does not allow unsigned kext to be loaded except for a workaround i described to andrius (either its the post down or up to this one) The driver itself is fine and i am using it on 10.11. The problem is the unsigned state. What you guys would have to do to make it work again is to sign the KEXT with apple and provide it in a signed state. Thats all.
By the way. This method works with any unsigned driver!!! If you have a non working USB device check the /System/Library/Extensions path for a .kext file with the name of your device. if you find it there and your device is not working you can be sure its a signature problem. just use the commands i described above and change the filename of the .kext to the filename you need.
Hi Doug,
If you have the Plugable adapter, the latest driver for OS X is properly signed and there is no need to turn off SIP in order to install it. If you are having problems getting it installed, please contact us at sup...@plugable.com and we can help.
David, thanks for the response, I should start at the beginning, I have an older Cables 2 Go USB2Serial cable and my research indicated that the driver I needed was this one. It works on a windows PC but since I use a MAC most of the time I was trying to get it to work. However, I have since ordered a plugable adapter and I think it should be here today and I am sure that will solve my problem. I will keep you posted.
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