New computer, same adapter, will not work.
Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:01 am
I saw Johnny Ridden's post about 1.10 and his adapter, but I believe I have a different issue.
This is technically not a new computer, but I had it wiped due to some viruses, so it is basically new. Its Operating System is windows 7. I downloaded gimx 1.11, the serial drivers, and the firmwares. I loaded at90usb1286 onto my teensy 2.0 ++. The teensy works and shows up as a joystick on my control panel.
When I launch gimx serial a black window flashes real quick then closes. It flashes too fast to read. And I am taken back to the gimx serial window.
I have tried switching the Rx and Tx pins. I have tried older versions of gimx (.51 is what used to work, it doesn't anymore). I start the client before I turn on the ps3. The ps3 controller is assigned to #2.
I have redone this process over and over the last couple of days. I am very sure that this is not a hardware issue, because the DIY adapter used to work on this computer. I am also kind of suspecting it is a driver issue. COM4 shows up on gimx serial, but I am not exactly sure if it is working properly (is there a way to test it?). When I tried to uninstall the driver package, it would not allow me. Any ideas?
This is technically not a new computer, but I had it wiped due to some viruses, so it is basically new. Its Operating System is windows 7. I downloaded gimx 1.11, the serial drivers, and the firmwares. I loaded at90usb1286 onto my teensy 2.0 ++. The teensy works and shows up as a joystick on my control panel.
When I launch gimx serial a black window flashes real quick then closes. It flashes too fast to read. And I am taken back to the gimx serial window.
I have tried switching the Rx and Tx pins. I have tried older versions of gimx (.51 is what used to work, it doesn't anymore). I start the client before I turn on the ps3. The ps3 controller is assigned to #2.
I have redone this process over and over the last couple of days. I am very sure that this is not a hardware issue, because the DIY adapter used to work on this computer. I am also kind of suspecting it is a driver issue. COM4 shows up on gimx serial, but I am not exactly sure if it is working properly (is there a way to test it?). When I tried to uninstall the driver package, it would not allow me. Any ideas?