Try.....
https://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Utilit ... ninstaller
Then
https://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM20824_Setup.exe
Guide
https://electrohobby.org/Archivos/ardui ... %20fix.pdf
woodygb wrote:Sounds like it is possibly a fake FTDI Chip.
Run FTProg if you have it and post the chip number and the pid & vid .
EDIT
Hmmmm....that will not work if the cable isn't being recognised...
woodygb wrote:Weird!
Run FTProg when you have both plugged in and see if the FTDI lead is detected.
...and yours has this number.All the counterfeit FTDI chips report the same serial number: A50285BI
woodygb wrote:...and yours has this number.All the counterfeit FTDI chips report the same serial number: A50285BI
I suspect Windows or FTDI have found a way to prevent the Serial Port actually showing or being recognised.
https://softsolder.com/2016/09/02/count ... r-roundup/
youtu.be/7rGzhZfH8RE
woodygb wrote:OK...But note that you WILL NOT be able to invert the TX and RX with FTProg and use them for programming Curtis controllers .... as fake chips do not program correctly.
woodygb wrote:IF your intend to use those boards for CURTIS ( 1314 software ) they will NOT work ... they should work just fine for Penny & Giles.
In my experience ....the TX and RX WILL NOT STAY INVERTED....You can do much the same in FTProg as he is showing in MProg
B.T.W ..Check your messages on this forum.
woodygb wrote:OK... Your pic shows the CANBUS Version.
However.... Some CURTIS controllers like the 1228 , program with inverted TX and RX via a 4 pin molex .... this can be done if you are using a genuine FTDI chip.
The enAble40 also programs with a similar plug to the CANBUS version that you have for the enAble50 ... but uses inverted TX and RX as opposed to CAN-L and CAN-H.
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