Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (2024)

This document describes connecting a Lantronix Local Manager to a Windows 10 computer using the USB console port.

Lantronix LM80/LM83X

The USB console port on the LM83X is a USB-C port located in the Console stack to the left of the fixed serial ports.

Note: The USB A-Type port cannot be used to connect the Local Manager to a computer.

Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (1)

Lantronix 500/5000

The USB console port on the 500/5000 is a Mini-USB port located to the right of the fixed ports.

Note: The USB A-Type ports cannot be used to connect the Local Manager to a computer.

Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (2)

Connect the Local Manager to a Windows 10 computer using the appropriate cable.

Right click on the Windows Start Icon and select "Device Manager."

Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (3)

Open the "Ports (COM & LPT)" Section.

Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (4)

Locate the "PI USB to Serial" and note which COM port it is using.

Open a console session

Using PuTTY or other terminal emulator, select "Serial" as the connection type and change the "Serial line" to match the COM port noted earlier. The serial console speed is typically 9600.

Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (5)

Click "Open" to connect to the console.

Updated May 18, 2022. Written for LMS Version 6.3.
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Local Manager User Guide - Connecting to the USB Console Port in Windows 10 (2024)

FAQs

How to solve USB port problem in Windows 10? ›

Usb Ports Not Working Windows 10 – How To Fix?
  1. Verify Power Management Options.
  2. Check Power Supply On Laptops.
  3. Reinstall Drivers.
  4. Update Existing Drivers.
  5. Disable Fast Startup.
  6. 6.Turn off USB Selective Suspend Options.
  7. Check Registry Editor.

How do I find the COM port of a USB device in Windows 10? ›

Locate the correct COM port

Right click on the Windows Start Icon and select "Device Manager." Open the "Ports (COM & LPT)" Section. Locate the "PI USB to Serial" and note which COM port it is using.

How to solve USB malfunction problem? ›

How to fix a USB not recognized
  1. OPTION 1: COMPUTER RESTART.
  2. OPTION 2: TRY A DIFFERENT PORT.
  3. OPTION 3: TRY A DIFFERENT COMPUTER AND DEVICE.
  4. OPTION 4: UPDATE WINDOWS.
  5. OPTION 5: UPDATE DRIVERS.
  6. OPTION 6: CHANGE ROOT HUB SETTINGS.
  7. OPTION 7: DISABLE FAST STARTUP.
Oct 18, 2023

How do I change the USB port settings in Windows 10? ›

Open Windows Device Manager. Right-click on the device and select Properties. Under the Port Settings tab, click on Advanced. Change the COM port number to your desired number1.

How do I fix my USB port not connecting? ›

If the issue persists, go to the next step.
  1. Check USB ports or cables for physical damage.
  2. Reset BIOS to factory defaults.
  3. Run a hardware diagnostic test.
  4. Check the USB device functionality on another computer.
  5. Check Windows Device Manager for errors.
  6. Run the Windows hardware troubleshooter.
Jan 31, 2024

Why is my computer not recognizing USB port? ›

Restart and Update

It's possible your USB port needs a restart. Sometimes an internal error can keep components from acting the way they should, and restarting gives the computer a chance to fix itself. In Windows, click the Start menu > Power button > Restart. On a Mac, click Apple > Restart.

How do I access USB ports on Windows 10? ›

The Device Manager can be accessed through the Control Panel or by typing “Device Manager” in the search bar. Once the Device Manager is open, look for the “Universal Serial Bus Controllers” entry. This entry will list all the USB ports on the computer.

Where are my USB ports in Device Manager? ›

In Device Manager, click the arrow next to Universal Serial Bus controllers to expand the list. The Generic USB Hub component supports USB hub devices. This component includes the usbhub.

How do I force a USB to recognize? ›

What to Do When Windows Cannot Detect New USB Device
  1. Open Device Manager and then disconnect the USB device from your computer. Wait a few moments and then reconnect the device. ...
  2. Connect the USB device to another USB port.
  3. Connect the USB device to another computer.
  4. Update the USB device drivers.

How to check if a USB port is damaged? ›

The easiest way to check it will be to connect the device via the usb port and open device manager by right clicking on the start button. The device should be shown under usb devices. Test another device on the same port too using a different cable.

How do I run USB troubleshooter on Windows 10? ›

Select Start > Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Additional troubleshooters, or select the Find troubleshooters shortcut at the end of this topic, and then select Additional troubleshooters. Select the type of troubleshooting you want to do, then select Run the troubleshooter.

What is the command for USB reset? ›

To invoke the USB Port Reset API, use the adb shell command ( #svc usb resetUsbPort ). Confirm that the device under test (DUT) can disconnect and reconnect.

How to unblock USB port in Windows 10? ›

msc” in the Search box to launch the Device Manager. Hit on the Universal Serial Bus Controllers. Now, the user will get the list of available USB ports. Right-click on the USB port option and disable/enable the port.

How do I change my USB connection settings? ›

  1. Type USB in the search bar.
  2. Scroll down and select Default USB configuration.
  3. Select Default USB configuration.
  4. Make your desired selection.
  5. Touch the back arrow once complete.

How do I reset my USB ports on Windows 10? ›

Uninstall the device by right-clicking on the USB controller and choosing the Uninstall option. Choose that for all USB controllers on the list and restart your computer. Windows will scan the system and reinstall the uninstalled USB controllers automatically, this will reset all the USB ports on your device.

How to fix USB ports keep disconnecting and reconnecting Windows 10? ›

How to Fix a USB Device That Keeps Disconnecting & Reconnecting in Windows 10
  1. Quick Fixes for the "USB Keeps Disconnecting and Reconnecting" Error. ...
  2. Reinstall the USB Drivers. ...
  3. Configure Your PC's Power Management Settings. ...
  4. Disable the USB Selective Suspend Setting. ...
  5. Run the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter.
Aug 22, 2023

How to repair USB drive Windows 10? ›

These methods shouldn't cause any data loss.
  1. Connect the USB to your PC.
  2. Go to "My Computer/This PC" and then find the USB Drives.
  3. Right-click the USB drive and select "Properties".
  4. Click on the Tools tab.
  5. Click the "Check" button to repair the USB stick.
  6. Let the scan process complete, then close the scan window.
Jan 9, 2024

How do I unblock a USB port in Windows 10? ›

Manual Procedure to Enable USB Ports in Windows 10, 8, 7 OS
  1. Go to Start Menu, and type “devmgmt. msc” in the Search box to launch the Device Manager.
  2. Hit on the Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
  3. Now, the user will get the list of available USB ports. Right-click on the USB port option and disable/enable the port.
Jan 25, 2024

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