USB & Windows NT 4.0

WinNT is not USB compatible natively. Do you have USB for Windows NT 4.0 ?

Even this item does not list the Sony PDA (but it does list other PDAs):

http://store.bsquare.com/catalog/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog&parent_id=127

You might want to try the above, but no guarantees that it'll work.

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Best option I recommend is to upgrade WinNT to Win2000 or WinXP.

You can buy a USB to Serial adapter from your local computer store, but there's no telling if the setup software will recognize the device on the serial port... You should call Sony to see if they'll support that configuration.

Maybe "USB For Windows NT 4.0" might be a sollution?

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USB For Windows NT 4.0 allows you to use plug-and-play USB (Universal Serial Bus) mice, keyboards, printers, and Pocket PC cradles (HP Jornada 545/548, Compaq iPaq and Socket's USB Sync Card) on your Microsoft? Windows NT 4.0 PC, at a price you can afford. |
Windows NT 4.0 users, both enterprise users and consumers, can get off-the-shelf USB capability without having to upgrade their operating system, use a dual boot system, or develop device drivers.
The easy-to-use USB For Windows NT 4.0 solution adds flexibility and helps people working in a Windows NT 4.0 environment realize the benefits of combining the features of Windows NT 4.0 and USB mice, keyboards, printers, and Pocket PC cradles. USB For Windows NT 4.0 does not support any other devices, or hubs that support the four devices, than the ones listed above, mice, keyboards, printers, and Pocket PC cradles.

USB For Windows NT 4.0 is one of the easiest ways to get USB capability.
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