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(Start | Settings | Control Panel | System | Device Manager | Ports (COM &
LPT)), or the Driver Uninstall short-cut on the iPort Utility Pack Start menu.
6. Hardware Set-Up
This section provides information on connecting the I
2
C adapter to your host
computer and I
2
C Bus target system.
1. USB Connection
After completing the Driver Installation instructions above, plug the
iPort/USB adapter into a free USB port on your host computer or self-
powered USB hub. If this is the first time the iPort/USB is connected to the
host computer, Windows will automatically install the VCP driver from the
Windows Driver Store and assign the iPort/USB to a communications port
number (COMn).
You can find the ComPort number assigned to the iPort/USB by running the
iPort Utility Pack Message Center or Message Manager software, and
selecting the iPort/USB device. You can use Windows Device Manager (Start
| Settings | Control Panel | System | Device Manager | Ports (COM & LPT)) to
find or reassign the ComPort number assigned to the iPort/USB.
2. I
2
C Bus Connection
Connect the I
2
C Bus cable to the I
2
C adapter and your I
2
C device. You can
make this connection with the included I
2
C Clip-Lead cable or I
2
C Interface
Cable.
The I
2
C interconnect includes a +5V wire. You may not need to, or want to,
connect the +5V wire to your target system. Refer to the “+5VDC Power
Jack” and “Hardware Configuration” sections for details on pull-up resistors
and connecting the optional +5V wire.
3. Optional +5VDC Power Connection
Optionally connect the external power supply to the power jack. iPort/USB
power is derived from the USB, with a limited amount of power available to
the target system via the I
2
C connector. Use of the external power supply
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