Casmate Pro Plotter Drivers
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Oct 25, 2008 - 1-did you instal the driver for plotter itself first make sure you are. I have more idea, another cutting program: casmate pro.
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The adapter is installed and the XP mode says is is attached. I am using auto cad to plot to an HP plotter by serial port. I don't have a serial port on my win7 64 bit machine running XP mode.
When I try to plot with the plotter set to an HP plotter the port selection isn't there for the serial adapter. But if I plot to my local usb printer it does which is only letter size. How do I find this port? I also have it installed in win7 and it shows up as com 4 in device manager. In XP it doesn't show up as a com port But there are two Virtual usb drivers.
After much reading I understand there re only two usb ports in Virtual mode, I assume that is why my device manager shows two Virtual usb drivers. Any way is there a way to get my plotter connected? Futher investigating this I find my printer is USB01 Virtual printer port in the port listing for my printer in XP mode How can I get a port listing for my plotter? Hi Lmroberts, Thank you for your reply.
Have you tried the suggestion in the link in previous post? It is a convenient way to share the USB device for Windows XP mode. In addition to that, could you please describe detailed about 'getting a plot from Auto Cad to the plotter'? We are not familiar with this program due to Auto Cad is not managed by Microsoft. Wish you have a nice day. Best Regards Simon Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help.
If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com. Hi Imroberts, Do you mean that you want make the USB available for device in Windows XP Mode? Based on my research, unfortunately, USB post is not available for device currently in Windows XP mode. You need to access the USB port for device manually by following the steps in the link below. Please Note: Since the website is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice.