TappyUSB Reader Writer

Send a stop command to the Tappy Disconnect from the Tappy
No Tappy Connected
Please plug in a Tappy and click here to connect
Note: on Windows it is necessary to disable the built-in FT232 virtual COM port drivers before the Tappy can be accessed by this utility. This is necessary because these drivers take control of the Tappy connection so they can make it appear as a "COM port", which makes it no longer accessible by this utility. Zadig provides a convenient interface for switching the driver in use to a generic USB device driver so the Tappy can be accessed.
Note: on Windows it is necessary to disable the built-in FT232 virtual serial port drivers before the Tappy can be accessed by this utility. This is necessary because these drivers take control of the Tappy connection so they can make it appear as a serial port, which makes it no longer accessible by this utility. On most versions of Linux, this simply requires opening a terminal and running 'sudo rmmod ftdi_sio' after