AcePC T11 with windows 10, com-port 1.
In case I threw away 400 $, this item is as fast as Hipro usb standard or slower? Thank you.
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AcePC T11 with windows 10, com-port 1.
In case I threw away 400 $, this item is as fast as Hipro usb standard or slower? Thank you.
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The serial USB (universal serial bus) port is used for communication between your PC/laptop
and the HiPro.
Communication is USB 2.0 full Speed (USB 1.1 compatible)
So what exactly is the issue again, You can’t make a connection? What software are you using and are you trying to connect with.
Get the installation guide and driver from here.
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Official website of Madsen Ltd.: audiology, hearing assessment, fitting system, balance assessment
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Are you using HI-PRO USB , or HI-PRO with serial connector?
if your HI-PRO have an serial port (RS-232) then the connection is slower as with USB, and via serial port connection the data transfer need more time.
Photo of Serial-Port

Serial Port Speed Serial port - Wikipedia1
USB speed
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As the window is titled Hi-Pro 2, it looks like you can connect the Hi-pro 2 both via USB and serial-interface.
However, since I never used a non-serial Hi-Pro I am not sure, of course. Could anyone be so industrious that they provide a old Hi-Pro with serial interface with an internal serial-2-USB converter, that established itself as an Hi-Pro 2? Seems a lot of work.
Can’t remember what the firmware version on my serial Hi-Pro was. But it seems that 4.00 is a higher version than my Hi-Pro serial ever reached.
There are other (, older) threads that discuss the speed of serial Hi-Pro connections, though. IIRC, you could vary the bitrate to get an increase in speed.
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Could anyone be so industrious that they provide a old Hi-Pro with serial interface with an internal serial-2-USB converter, that established itself as an Hi-Pro 2? Seems a lot of work.
I think there is exactly this inside, unfortunately, or not?
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As stated, it’s USB only, the MK 2 version is 5 times faster than MK 1, the difference in speeds in the USB 2.0 port is up to 480 Mb per second, I don’t see why this makes any difference tho, I’m glad your still able to provide programming with your set up, that AcePC T11 is a little beast for sure.
Did you check your device manager to see what it shows there.
Like in this screenshot “borrowed without copyright from another member”

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Yes, you have a counterfeit HI-PRO 2, as you suspected. These will display “USB port: No” in the configuration program and cannot be updated to the latest firmware version (4.01.0092).
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Well that’s interesting, this is the very first time I’ve seen one, will not being able to update the firmware stop it from working I wonder? Well at least we have the industry standard Noahlink wireless now, hope they don’t go pirating that!
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I have a hipro 2 which shous USB port NO but its frimware version is 4.01.0092. Is it original or fake?
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