Brendan Gillatt wrote:
> The FT232 chips have a small eeprom area (called the EEUA) which is
> accessible from the d2xx device driver that FTDI provide freely.
> 
> I suggest you store an ID number into each chip's eeprom and then use the
> d2xx driver's API to enumerate and identify each device. The d2xx driver
> will then allow you to read from and write to the device in a more
> straightforward way than using COM port emulation. The d2xx driver is
> really simple to use so don't be too drawn to COM ports.
> 

D'oh. Didn't see your post before sending mine.




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