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# does the AD2* have power? | # does the AD2* have power? | ||
#* make sure the LED on the AD2* device is flashing about 1 cycle a second | #* make sure the LED on the AD2* device is flashing about 1 cycle a second | ||
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# does the connected computer show an attached device. | # does the connected computer show an attached device. | ||
#* For windows look in device manager | #* For windows look in device manager | ||
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| + | #* for OSX and Linux look in /dev | ||
Revision as of 10:27, 12 December 2013
First make sure you have watched the videos about configuring your system for the AlarmDecoder
Troubleshooting Steps
- does the AD2* have power?
- make sure the LED on the AD2* device is flashing about 1 cycle a second
- check your power connections if you do not see LED flashing
- does the connected computer show an attached device.
- For windows look in device manager
- On some installs of windows it is necessary to enable the VCP option for the driver
- for OSX and Linux look in /dev
- For windows look in device manager