>I used FTDI chip FT8U232AM and it worked fine. All the
>drivers and info is here: http://www.ftdichip.com/
>
>This chip converts RS232 to USB and back.

Do not forget they also have a version that is a parallel interface, and in
some circumstances may be a better chip to use. Certainly the FTDI chips are
ideal ways to get started with USB.

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