"USB cable to link 2PC's....

[Mike]

...for transfering files from one PC to another". Package was made in
China, NO INSTRUCTIONS. There are so many different drivers on the CD I
have no idea which are specific to this unit.

The questions I have are complicated and are SPECIFIC to this
particular brand, TUM.

ANYONE who knows of this "TUM" brand Usb cable linking system may be
able to help.


Two little words open any door with ease;
one little word is Thanks and the other little word is Please!

MIkie

 

[philo]

...for transfering files from one PC to another". Package was made in
China, NO INSTRUCTIONS. There are so many different drivers on the CD I
have no idea which are specific to this unit.

The questions I have are complicated and are SPECIFIC to this
particular brand, TUM.

ANYONE who knows of this "TUM" brand Usb cable linking system may be
able to help.


Two little words open any door with ease;
one little word is Thanks and the other little word is Please!

one option is to just let the installer search the entire cd


the other option would be to manually point the installer to the right
folder...

it would probably be marked drivers...
then use the subfolder that matches your operating system

if there are several more subfolders...
just try them one at a time

 

[Mike]

one option is to just let the installer search the entire cd


the other option would be to manually point the installer to the right
folder...

it would probably be marked drivers...
then use the subfolder that matches your operating system

if there are several more subfolders...
just try them one at a time




Thanks to you !!!!....I have the driver now on BOTH computers, but somehow I can't get them linked! I believe it's because I can't have TWO PC's running at the same time unless I get a VGA Splitter Box. Am I heading towards the right direction ???? Or am I missing something?

Mikie

 

[Paul]

Thanks to you !!!!....I have the driver now on BOTH computers,
but somehow I can't get them linked! I believe it's because I can't
have TWO PC's running at the same time unless I get a VGA Splitter
Box. Am I heading towards the right direction ???? Or am I
missing something?

Mikie

There are a couple possibilities.

One set of software for that technology, has a "file transfer dialog"
box at each end of the machine. You select files to transfer by
using the application that provides the "file transfer dialog".

The other kind of solution, is the drivers you installed are a
networking stack. That means they support full TCP/IP. Now, there
is a downside to that. Your computer probably already had a networking
setup, so Windows thinks the network is on your Ethernet cable or
the like. You need a mechanism to specify that the PCLinq cable
is the network, and not your Ethernet. Then, file sharing has to
be set up on each computer, just like the computers were
connected by Ethernet.

I found some manuals for a Prolific chip based product before.
There are some URLs in this posting, for PDF manuals documenting
what to do. It could be that your CD has the same kind of PDF
files. So either read the files mentioned here, or get them
off your CD:

http://groups.google.ca/group/alt.comp.hardware/msg/4c15964fe6cfc521?dmode=source

I'll repeat the links here, just in case:

These were from: http://www.prolific.com.tw/eng/downloads.asp?ID=29

http://www.prolific.com.tw/support/files/\IO Cable\PL-2501\Doc\User Manual\um_pl2501_v10.pdf

http://www.prolific.com.tw/support/files/\IO Cable\PL-2501\Doc\User Manual\qm_pl2501NW_v01.pdf

http://www.prolific.com.tw/support/files/\IO Cable\PL-2501\Doc\User Manual\qm_pl2502NW_v02.pdf

HTH,
Paul