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I was trying to connect one of our older model AG204 Mettler Toledo balances in our lab to a new Win7 (32 bit) machine. I first tried a Belkin USB to serial adapter, but the computer would not recognize the balance. After some researching on the Internet, the FTDI chipset kept popping up in blogs as the best for older applications. This device installed automatically in Win7 by connecting to Microsoft's site and downloading the latest driver. It worked perfectly with my BalanceLink software. Even though I had it shipped overnight, it was still cheaper than the Belkin I purchased (and returned) at on of the local office supply chains.

Resolved crashes of software utilizing the USB to serial conversion

Retains Com Settings Compatible with every device I have connected to

Configured my dell switch with no issues.

- Price - Facilitate console redirection on server hardware

Easy to setup, comes with everything you need and very good instructions for driver installation and setup.

Worked out first try with the serial touch-screen monitors we have at work.

have not used it yet.

Works very well.

Windows 7 x64 downloaded needed drivers from the internet. Didn't need to use the included cd.

Works great in VISTA 64, just need to download the current driver from Keyspan. Needed it to run an old generic driver serial printer, and I didn't want to buy an internal card. Now I can use the printer on any machine with USB! The Keyspan utility included with the driver makes it easy to adjust port settings.

The adapter cable is great. It has everything integrated into the DB9 connector. I just plugged it in and went to work.

This really is a 1 meter long F/F null modem cable; it appears to be well-made. I used a continuity tester on it and found that all nine pins are cross-connected appropriately.