So the first thing you need to do is cut off an end of the usb cable make sure you have a male end kept on this Strip back the wires so you put the sheilding wires to one side and you should be left with 4 wires.īlack will be your ground/earth (in my case it was silver for some reason) This also came with 4 random coloured wires The latest driver is win 7 from memory but it will work with win ten, so i guess it will work with win 8 also.
GREDDY EMANAGE BLUE DRIVERS
Oh this one I have listed from ebay also comes with the driver’s needed to make it work on most windows platform’s and the drivers were available to download via a link from the ebay add. The entire board is coated by high quality transparent heat-shrinkable sleeve,making the PCB in insulation state from outside. PL2303HX USB to TTL Converter module X 1.
USB signal transferred to TTL signal,may be used by electronic enthusiasts.
GREDDY EMANAGE BLUE SERIAL
This is the exact one I got and it came with 4 small cables with pins to attach it.ĮBay USB to TTL UART RS232 Serial Converter Module for AVR Arduino PIC | eBay *optional is solder and a soldering iron. *a pair of scissors/cutters wire strippers *electrical tape or heat shrink to cover wires *a usb cable with atleast 1 end being male *a usb tll converter ( this takes the 5v power and converts it to a 3.3v supply as is my understanding of it) I will be pinching some pics off the internet from other places (but will credit where I got them from) for this as I haven’t taken any of my own and probably cant get them as clear. This did not work but the new usb became ppart of the solution. In this day and age eevrything is a usb cable so I tried one which has to have 2 male ends. I didnt have the data cable to go from a lap top to the greddy blue. After discovering that the 5 dials for fuel control on the front of the greddy blue are pretty much useless with the exception of the first one for idle. Ok So this came about because I bought a second hand greddy Emanage Blue to put on my Daihatsu move.
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