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The IDE rack is easily installed using standard screws, but then the fun starts!
The screws supplied with the SATA rack don't fit! And neither do any of those other PC related screws of which you have jars full.
So it was a long hot walk down a flight of stairs to the machine shop to find screws that might fit. Because it's an acrylic case, I needed longer than normal. What I found was:
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Having found almost suitable screws, the next problem was the size of the head. As small as it was it could very nearly slip through the slot in the acrylic. To fix this I used some left-over mirror-chain links from (https://www.instructables.com/id/Hang-a-VESA-Monitor-on-the-Wall-Just-Like-a-Pictur/ ) my wall hanging monitor. Why drive into town, visit three different hardware stores trying to find appropriate washers? Instructables is all about innovative ideas.. Requiring a mini-hex screwdriver bit also made life that little bit more interesting.
If you look closely you will that there are two rubber O-rings; one between the acrylic and the rack, the second to stop the 'magic' washer from scratching the plastic. This is a past-experience modification. Last time I built an acrylic case and built the drive cage with plastic straight to drive or rack, it ended up being slightly too thin which really strained the screws holding it in place. The rubber O-rings will hopefully give that little extra width so that the cage will screw in where it's meant to fit.
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When producing devices that use a FTDI USB to serial chip to communicate with a Windows host, we get hundreds of COM-ports, since Windows seems to just increase the port number each time a new FTDI vid+pid+serial is connected to the PC.
I have looked into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMControlSet001EnumFTDIBUS and tried deleting the new entries that appear, but the only effect is that the COM port number is increased even for devices with the same vid+pid+serial (i.e. devices that have already been connected once).
The question: is it possible to reset this counter some way so that the enumeration starts from the first free COM port number?
Edit: Is this question better suited for superuser.com?Edit2: It has been answered on superuser
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I'm not at work so I don't have any hardware in front of me, but the FTDI application note AN_107 - Advanced Driver Options looks to have some promising options.
In particular, I think the 'Ignore Hardware Serial Number' (section 7.1, page 20) option would do what you want.
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7.1 Ignore Hardware Serial Number
If devices have the same vendor ID and product ID but different serial numbers, the system will normally treat them as different devices. This causes the drivers to be installed for each device and create registry entries for each device.
It is possible to override this behaviour to make the system ignore a device's serial number and treat all devices with matching VID and PID connected to the same USB port as if they were the same device. This is achieved by adding a REG_BINARY value called IgnoreHWSerNum to the registry and setting it to 01.
The AN_123 How COM Ports Are Allocated On Driver Installation app note is also very informative.
OT, devices these days are getting so complex that most of the documentation is being moved out of the datasheet and into App Notes. Don't forget to always read the app notes!
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Here are instructions to prevent a Windows computer from assigning a new COM port number each time a new device with a FT232RL IC is plugged into a USB port: http://liionbms.com/pdf/DisableFTDI_Enumeration.pdfFeel free to use Keygen for mac torrent.
Microsoft has a command line utility called DevCon which may do what you need.
Examples:
List present and non-present USB devices:
List present and non-present ports:
Remove all USB devices:
Remove all ports:
Proceed with caution. You might need to do a devcon rescan or even a devcon reboot afterwards.
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