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Apr 5, Posts: Nov 26, Posts: FTDI serizl, we deal with them on a daily basis, fucking awful drivers, they have recently gotten better but still, yuck.
Thu May 05, 1: GUCA with the newest drivers from them, works with everything, always has, no glitchyness. Formerly an orchard - Sunnyvale, CA Registered: Thanks for everyone's recommendation on the FTDI chipset cable. Not everybody follows the convention though.
I had some sitecom prolific based adapters where the installer left a corrupt installation. I use it hsb with OSX and I cannot recall any driver issues, though that doesn't necessarily help you. Jan 10, Posts: We're in a recreational park with no commercial and no residential, no one is in the mood to give a rats ass about the line condition as we're the ONLY one on the loop and I don't have AP's throughout seria, entire campus anyhow.
Their stuff is awesome. I downloaded new drivers from FTDI, plugged the cable in, Windows automatically installed it, I updated the drivers, fired up the software and bam, worked like a charm.
MCS - USB to Single Serial and Parallel Controller | ASIX
Again its a real solution rather than a hack. After 3 hours dicking around with different versions of drivers for the USB adapters, thinking there was something goofy going on with my laptop, I said screw it and took one of the signs home. Ars Legatus Legionis et Subscriptor. In my line of work I use serial on a mschip daily basis. Ars Tribunus Militum et Subscriptor.
MCS7720 -- USB 1.1 to Dual Serial Controller
We use them all of the place here. Apr 30, Posts: Oct 13, Posts: The added benefit is you can install the ethernet server near the device and access it remotely. Keyspans can be annoying to use under Linux.
srial Tue May 03, 2: I'll assume it also wouldn't work with a Cisco console cable. The keyspan works fine with Cisco console cables. It uses an FTDI chipset. Sun May 08, 1: Good part is they don't use an FTDI chip which seems to show up in damn near everything these days.
I know it won't work with the controllers I use as the DB9 connector sits back on the controllers baseplate. Since they dont make that anymore, he's scared he'll eventually kill it. It would look like it detected the hardware usbb set everything up correctly but not actually send any bytes.
This is based on whether the chip has a unique serial number or not. I'm a Cisco engineer so am always in serial consoles. That and the recessed serial plug makes connecting some of the more bulky serial cables difficult.
I have the Keyspan as well.
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