Third party hardware without driver

Hi everyone,
I am very new to labview and I only know very little about the program. I am trying to read out temperature readings from a Sensortherm MY84 pyrometer using labview. It connects using an RS232 port, but I am using a converter to USB. There is no existing driver for the device in the NI website. The device is detectable in NI-MAX as a COM4 port. But when I try to create a new task in NI-MAX using the device, I cant find it.
Can anyone please help me in finding a solution so that I can use LabVIEW to read out data from this pyrometer? Any kind of help will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Reuben

Hi reuben,
when advised to try Hyperterminal you should really give it a try. Usually serial communication is tested with Hyperterminal (or any other terminal software) before proting to LabVIEW...
For your CR: I hope you send just one byte for CR (0x0D) and not four ("<CR>")!?
Best regards,
GerdW
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