This directory has a very early version os a USB to RS232 driver in 
it.  It works OK as long as you do not do an excessive number of plug and 
unplug events, and you do not have moderatly high input data rates.  Hooking 
a terminal up works well but not using it for things like SET HOST/DTE to the
the port.  Under high input loads it can hang the system.  You have been warned
it can crash and hard hang systems.

	It should work for the following devices:

        Vendor name     Id              Product Id      Notes
        -----------     -----           ----------      -----------------------
        Sakar           0x067b          0x2301          Iconcepts USB to PDA
        Prolific        0x067b          0x2303
                                        x04bb           Alternate Product ID
        ATEN            0x0557          0x2008          UC-232A
        IODATA          0x04bb          0x0a03          USB-RSAQ2
        ELCOM           0x056e          0x5003
        ITEGNO          0x0eba          0x1080
        MA620           0x0df7          0x0620          This is and USB to IRDA
                                                        using the PL2303
  
        RATOC           0x0584          0xb000
        TRIPP           0x2478          0x2008          Tripp Lite USB to
                                                        serial
        RADIOSHACK      0x1453          0x4026          USB to Serial, needs 
							powered hub
        DCU10           0x0731          0x0528		Used to hook to Cell
							phones
  


	AAAREADME.TXT		This file
	SYS$DZDRIVER.EXE(1)	Serial line driver
	SYS$USER_CONFIG.DAT	Entry you need to make in sys$user_config.dat
				for the driver to be loaded

	To install and use a one of the above keyboards you must perform the 
following steps:

	1) Copy sys$agdriver to SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES
	2) Edit sys$user_config.dat and add data provided
	4) Run the USB configuration manager and issue reload command
	5) Plug in the device
	6) Run USB configuration manager and do 
		ucm> show device/unconfig
		ucm> add device TXA0
	7) unplug and plug the device
	8) show device TXA0