Quatech DSE-410D manual Removing the Virtual COM Port using Device Manager

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Removing the Virtual COM Port using Device Manager

The screen shots were taken from a Windows XP operating system.

1.On the Desktop select Start/Settings/Control Panel. Select the system icon when the manager window opens.

36DSE-410D Owner’s Manual – Document Number: 940-0186-100

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Contents Model DSE-410D World HeadquartersPage Table of Contents Server Name Password Searching LAN for DSE-410DMAC Address Installing Virtual Com Port Page Features IntroductionDirect IP Mode Virtual COM ModeCommunication Modes Heart Beat Connection Quick StartDefault DSE-410D Settings DhcpSpecifications Dimensions Optional AccessoriesConfiguration Options Ethernet Connection Side View when vertically mountedHardware Light IndicationMode Switches DSE-410D Server Port Power ConnectionReset Button Top ViewRS-232 Mode RS-485 ModeRS-422 Mode Default SettingSerial Connections RS-232 Connections RS-422 Connections RS-485 Connections Page Install Quatech DSE-410D Software Page Page Page Using DSE-410D Manager Searching LAN for DSE-410DUninstall Virtual COM Firmware UpgradeVirtual COM Configuration Searching ServerStatus ProtocolCOM Name Server Properties ScreenNext chapter Server Properties Configuration Password Server NameIP Address, Netmask, and Gateway Properties Server Serial Port Select 1 or Link Status Shown in Telnet or Console mode onlyMAC Address Baud Rate Set for each portTCP/UDP Protocol Set for each port Connection Mode Set for each portFlow Control Set for each port TCP/UDP Port Set for each portUpdate Page Installing Virtual Com Port Page Page Use Device Manager to View New Ports Page Page Removing a Virtual Com Port Removing the Virtual COM Port using Device Manager Page Page Upgrade Mode Using Virtual COM or Serial ConnectionsPage Page Page Console Mode Setup Page Appendix a RS-232, RS-422 Loopback Connections Page Appendix B RS-232 Connections DB9MRS-232 Connections cont’d Signal Name Direction Pin Appendix C RS-422 ConnectionsRS-422 Connections cont’d Appendix D RS-485 Connections Page Appendix E Warranty Date of Purchase Model Number