USB serial driver for USB to UART chip ch340, ch341, etc. In fact Linux mainline kernels have built-in ch341 serial driver since kernel version 2.6.24. The location is: drivers/usb/serial/ch341.c, it's a pity that the built-in driver cannot be kept up to date. We suggest our customers to use this driver.

1. Open "Terminal"
2. Switch to "driver" directory
3. Compile the driver using "make", you will see the module "ch341.ko" if successful
4. Type "sudo make load" or "sudo insmod ch341.ko" to load the driver dynamically
5. Type "sudo make unload" or "sudo rmmod ch341.ko" to unload the driver
6. Type "sudo make install" to make the driver work permanently
7. Type "sudo make uninstall" to remove the driver
8. You can refer to the link below to acquire uart application, you can use gcc or Cross-compile with cross-gcc https://github.com/WCHSoftGroup/tty_uart

Before the driver works, you should make sure that the usb device has been plugged in and is working properly, you can use shell command "lsusb" or "dmesg" to confirm that, USB VID of these devices are [1a86], you can view all IDs from the id table which defined in "ch341.c".

If the device works well, the driver will created tty devices named "ttyCH341USBx" in /dev directory.

Any question, you can send feedback to mail: [email protected]