OK, thanks for the info zukow…
I had a genuine FTDI cable, and a non-genuine FTDI cable that I thought was a Prolific cable…
Now I have found a couple of genuine Prolific 2303 cables I have got it to work…
Windows 10 64 bit:-To get the Prolific 2303 USB cable to work on Windows 10 I had to download an older version of the driver (V 3.3.2.102 [24/09/2008])
Faulty (new drivers) have an exclamation mark next to the device in device manager!
Here is a link on my website, if anyone needs it:-
Profilic_Win8_x64_x86.zipTo upgrade (well, downgrade) the driver…
Plug in the Prolific cable…
-> Device Manager
-> Expand Ports (COM & LPT)
-> Right click on the Prolific COM port (i.e. “Prolific USB-to-serial Comm Port (COMx)
-> Update Driver Software…
-> Browse my computer for driver software
-> Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
-> Have Disk…
-> Browse to the above extracted zip
-> Select “ser2pl”
-> OK
-> Double click on the available driver
-> Wait for driver to install -> close window.
Exclamation mark should now be gone…
I used Realterm, set the COM port to the Prolific cable and speed to 19200. (click on change and open port)
Here is a link on my website, if anyone needs it:-
Realterm_2.0.0.70_Signed_Wrapper_setup.exeMorphOS 3.9:-I used Term 4.8 from Aminet.
Here is a link on my website, if anyone needs it:-
Term.lhaIn Term change the settings…
-> Settings
-> Serial
-> Device
-> Set serial device to “serialpl2303.device”
-> Use
It's then possible to type in either terminal program and text will appear in the other terminal program.
Looking in MorphOS prefs...
-> USB
-> Devices
This will show if the Prolific driver is installed and working, and the correct bindings to use in Term…
Hardware... -> Two Prolific 2303 cables
-> Red wires
not connected
-> Black wires connected together (0V)
-> Green and white wires swapped over (i.e. Rx to Tx, and Tx to Rx)
Well, I hope that might help another user… :)
[ Edited by Symbola 16.02.2017 - 19:33 ]