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4. Putty Will Not Open Serial

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• Now I'm on windows 10 and when I use the serial connection with putty. Putty serial connect in windows 10 won. Was the Flow control in the windows com port.

Configuration:

• Windows 7
• putty 0.67
• plink 0.67

Problem

I am trying to use plink to open a serial port connection on COM9.

Using PuTTY I can open the serial connection on COM9 and I have a saved session for that serial connection.

The COM PORT settings are:

• Baud: 115200
• Data: 8-bits
• Stop: 1-bit
• Parity: None
• Flow Control: None

When I try and use plink instead of PuTTY, I get the following errors:

But if I use the saved PuTTY session for COM9, it works!

However, I cannot use saved sessions, as my aim is to use plink with Expect to automate testing with the Device connected by serial, and will be on different machines and different COM ports.

Linux Putty Unable To Open Serial Port

1 Answer

I already know the answer, but I googled the problem and saw similar questions with no answers. Hopefully, the next person to Google this will find this and it will save them some trouble.

Hp deskjet d1550 driver for windows 8. This problem is Windows OS specific.

On Windows, addressing a COM port greater than COM9 requires special addressing.

From COM1 to COM9 you identify them as just that e.g. COM1, COM2, etc, but over COM9 you have to address them in a special way, for COM10 you must identify it as .COM10, and so on.

Failed To Open Serial Port

So, I tried this and it works:

I don't know why the special COM port addressing format is required for plink, and why it is required for COM9, which shouldn't need it. When using serial to COM1 it works without it. PuTTY doesn't seem to care either.

Cisco Usb Console Unable To Open Serial Port

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OK, Details;

I'm trying to communicate to the console ports on several Cisco switches and routers. I my computers do not have a 9pin Dconnector that will connect to a standard Cisco console cable, and the Cisco devices do not have USB.

Putty Will Not Open Serial

Therefore, I purchased a Belkin USB to DB9 converter for serial connections. It's nice because I can see LEDs light up on it when it transfers data (link, TX, RX).

This has worked for a while. I'm using a home built computer using an AMD Athlon II comptuer with four USB ports comming off the motherboard. It's running XP OS.

Microsoft Windows XP

Professional

Version 2002

Service Pack 3

Computer:

AMD Athlon II X3 435

Processor

2.91GHz 1.75GB of RAM

This has been working for a year or so, and right in the middle of running it just stopped working and was hung. After that, when I use the Device Manager to list the 'Ports (COM & LPT)' it now only shows COM1 and LPT1.

I get the above error message when ever I use 'Putty' software to do the serial terminal emulation.

Not sure if it was my Belkin device, Computer, or OS.

1) So I first tried rebooting the computer, with no success.

2) I tried connecting to another router with no change.

3) Next rebooted the orginal router, no change.

4) Rebooted the laptop, no change.

I searched the internet for this, and the best advice was to manually install the com port. I tried this, but it instead installed COM4 and COM5. I tried anyway, but uninstalled when done.

How does the COM3 port get built? Should it always show available, or does it build the interface when a device is plugged in?

Well, I haven't messed with it over the weekend, tried again today, and now it's working when I plugged in the belkin USB to Serial DB9 connector. It recognized the device and gave a 'bong' and it appeared. Therefore I susspect that it is built when the device is plugged in, and torn down when it is disconnected. Not sure why it's now working..but now i don't trust when it may go down of back up. I'm sure there is a logical explaination, but not any help from the MS OS...as usual.

Maybe the Belkin device is flakey, but unlikely due to the number of times I unplugged and replugged...not sure.

I then grabbed a Laptop running Windows 7 and connected to it's USB port, and running putty software, and it started working.

Then, in about 5 minutes, it hung up as well, and I could not see the COM3 Port.