Prism 2 graphical front end com- 2.31” puter software. The USB-Link 2 is small in size and is powered by the USB port of the computer it is plugged into, making it completely portable and allowing connection to the system from any controller.
USB-LINK 2 Quick Guide Important Notes Quick Guide Follow the fi ve steps below to get your USB-Link 2 up and running Follow the included USB-Link 2 driver installation in no time. instructions (page 5). WARNING: Follow the connection and wiring instructions You must install the USB drivers (Step 3 below) (Figure 2, page 6) to connect and confi...
USB Serial Converter and Serial Port Double-click the folder “USBLink NewSS0073”. Driver Installation The internal USB communication port of the USB-Link 2 uses a specialized driver that must be installed on your Windows PC before communication to the device can be established.
PL101904 Adapter To Plug In To A Terminal Socket And Connect Allows Communications With The USB-Link 2 On Boards That Don’t Have A Female Mini-DIN Plug Connection. Controllers That Are Connected To NOTE: This Only Allows Communications With The Board It Is Connected To The System When Network Communication Is Chosen.
USB-LINK 2 Finding the COM Port Number Finding What COM Port Number the Click on the plus sign next to Ports to see all of the COM USB-Link 2 is Using ports. <Start> Left-click on , located on the bottom left of the <Control Panel>...
USB Link Stand Alone. If using network mode, select USB Link Network. The position of the slide switch on the USB-Link 2 must also be set to the mode you are using (See Figure 3, page 10 for help in setting this switch).
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16. If Units Found on this Loop stays at zero, check the <Search for Units> select wiring to the USB-Link 2 and the controller and/or read through these directions again to make sure all steps were followed. Refer to the Troubleshooting Section in the back of this guide for further help.
Stand Alone - No MiniLink or CommLink - The slide switch on the USB-Link 2 should be set to “Stand Alone” when you are COMM - Indicates communication activity between the USB-Link trying to talk to a stand alone controller or multiple controllers on 2 and the controller(s) that the USB-Link 2 is connected to.
Search for Units or try to open a status screen in Prism 2. • If the USB-Link 2’s USB LEDs fail to blink, disconnect and reconnect the USB connection. • If the problem persists, check that the USB drivers...
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