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Superheat Controller| Doc V2.1 |HVAC Software ... - Microstaq

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9. Click Ok.<br />

The USHS Interface has now been successfully<br />

installed.<br />

After the installation is complete, the default<br />

shortcut to the application will be available at<br />

Start>All Programs>USHS Interface vX.X.<br />

USHS INTERFACE SETUP<br />

The following diagram describes the USHS Hardware - USHS<br />

Interface setup environment.<br />

The Host PC and the USHS are connected through an isolated<br />

USB to RS485 Converter box using the attached cables.<br />

It is required that the RS485 use a built-in isolated<br />

adapter.<br />

See the USB to RS485 Converter Box COM1 Communication<br />

Setup section for setting up a COM1 communication port for the<br />

USB connection.<br />

USB TO RS485 CONVERTER BOX COM1<br />

COMMUNICATION SETUP<br />

This section provides instructions to set up the USB to RS485<br />

Converter Box COM1 Communication.<br />

Universal SuperHeat Sensor |<strong>Software</strong> Interface Guide Rev 2.2<br />

If this is the first time using the USB to RS485 Converter with your PC,<br />

a set of drivers must be downloaded and installed.<br />

The VSU-485G made by VirtualSCADA is one example of a compatible<br />

USB to RS485 Converter. VirtualSCADA, like many manufacturers,<br />

hosts its latest drivers on their website, found here:<br />

http://www.virtualscada.com/PRODUCT_DRIVERS/UC232R-<br />

10/CDM20808.zip<br />

To install the drivers and set up the USB to RS485 Converter COM1<br />

Communication, complete the following steps:<br />

1. Extract the downloaded driver file and take note of the<br />

location.<br />

2. Plug in the USB to RS485 Converter to the PC.<br />

3. When prompted for the device driver location, navigate to<br />

the location of the newly extracted driver files.<br />

The computer system will update the driver list and install<br />

the USB converter automatically. A new virtual COM port<br />

will now be available on the PC.<br />

4. Follow these steps to check if the USB driver has been<br />

installed successfully (may vary slightly with various<br />

Windows operating systems):<br />

a. Navigate to the Control Panel.<br />

b. Double-click System.<br />

The System Properties window appears.<br />

c. Click the Hardware tab.<br />

d. Click the Device Manager Button.<br />

The Device Manager window appears.<br />

e. Double-click Ports (COM & LPT).<br />

The sub-list of ports is displayed.<br />

f. Unplug the USB device.<br />

If one of the communication port(s) disappears from<br />

the Ports (COM & LPT) list, it indicates that the driver<br />

has been installed successfully.<br />

5. Plug in the USB device again and make a note of the COM<br />

port on which the device is installed.<br />

The DunAn <strong>Microstaq</strong> USHS Interface has an issue that<br />

it requires the converter to be installed on COM 1. If the<br />

device is already on COM1, skip to step 12.<br />

6. In the Device Manager window, double-click Ports (COM &<br />

LPT). The sub-list of devices is displayed.<br />

If the device is not installed on COM1, right click the<br />

device and select Properties.<br />

7. In the USB Serial Port Properties window, click the Port<br />

Settings tab. Ensure the Port Settings match those shown.<br />

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