Byron Jeff wrote:
> 2) Unsure how the part shows up in terms of drivers. Does it come
> across as a standard USB serial port?

No, it comes with it's own Windows driver.  We decided not to make it look
like a serial port because the application can't rely on the port number.
The driver handles multiple devices connected to the same machine, and the
application can enumerate all of them and get their name strings, even if
they are in use by other applications.  This was something I felt was
important for "just works" operation.


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