
Good performance, long cable, standard FTDI chipset.
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Plugged in the cable and it just worked. Windows 7 detected the device and installed the drivers with no issues.


It does send a true break signal. I'm using it with XP-SP2 and TeraTerm, physically connecting to a Sun Fire V240 console port and it does work. You get one yellow LED as feedback. When sending break it lights for one second. When the Sun spins the cursor you see the LED briefly flash, so it combines TX/RX feedback into one LED. For Linux use minicom for a VT emulator on a com port.

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



It works! Easy to install and I was able to communicate with RS232 device first time. Much more reliable than the prolific chip set, which was extremely unstable. This is the third or 4th USB to RS232C adapter and the first that works for all my devices with out a driver reload.

Configured my dell switch with no issues.

worked excellent I have a macbook pro and I do networking and need to be able to console into router and switches. i got this given to me by a person at my work i have had no problems with it and have been using it regularly








