If you are looking for a driver because you plugged it in and it
Before you download any driver, you must positively identify your card. "u13pc211" is often printed on the board itself near a chip or a connector. Common cards associated with this marking include: canopus u13pc211 driver
If you are attempting to use this card on a modern system, the "Legacy FireWire" method is the most reliable workaround: If you are looking for a driver because
The U13PC211 is actually a USB 2.0 host controller chip made by Canopus Co., Ltd. (a Japanese company that later merged with Thomson/Grass Valley). This chip was commonly found on PCI add-on cards that provided extra USB 2.0 ports to older motherboards (Pentium 3 / early Pentium 4 era). (a Japanese company that later merged with Thomson/Grass
If you are using or 11 , the driver may fail to install due to digital signature requirements.
Right-click the Unknown Device > Update Driver > Browse my computer for driver software .
If your computer "sees" the card but video software doesn't, go to Device Manager -> IEEE 1394 Bus Host Controllers -> Update Driver -> Browse my computer -> Let me pick -> Choose the Legacy version.