Can you confirm which FTDI chip is in this adapter? I need a cable with the FT232RL chip. Thanks.
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I don't know, I bought this for use on a 2011 Triumph Speed Triple. It was suggested by guys on the Triumph forum. Sorry I can't be of more help
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I don't know what chip is in the cable. I bought this and used it on my 2007 triumph rocket 3. I was able to use tuneecu and read my fault codes (bunch of simple stuff I could do myself), change my ecu map for the performance pipes I installed. It diagnosed a faulty throttle position sensor and using the diagnostic program I was able to replace the bad TPS, set it and the secondaryTPS to the correct setting. It's a 400 mi. round trip to go to a dealer so this inexpensive cable has saved me some major bucks.....I probably would have sold my triumph if I had to take it to the dealer every time the check engine light came on. I don't know what chip is in the cable. I bought this and used it on my 2007 triumph rocket 3. I was able to use tuneecu and read my fault codes (bunch of simple stuff I could do myself), change my ecu map for the performance pipes I installed. It diagnosed a faulty throttle position sensor and using the diagnostic program I was able to replace the bad TPS, set it and the secondaryTPS to the correct setting. It's a 400 mi. round trip to go to a dealer so this inexpensive cable has saved me some major bucks.....I probably would have sold my triumph if I had to take it to the dealer every... » Read More I don't know what chip is in the cable. I bought this and used it on my 2007 triumph rocket 3. I was able to use tuneecu and read my fault codes (bunch of simple stuff I could do myself), change my ecu map for the performance pipes I installed. It diagnosed a faulty throttle position sensor and using the diagnostic program I was able to replace the bad TPS, set it and the secondaryTPS to the correct setting. It's a 400 mi. round trip to go to a dealer so this inexpensive cable has saved me some major bucks.....I probably would have sold my triumph if I had to take it to the dealer every time the check engine light came on. « Show Less
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Yes it is. I opened the housing and the chip has the following information: FTL 1307-C 60271261 FT232RL.
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I responded earlier. The response is accurate and the cable/chipset is for a Triumph Sprint ST 1050. A good resource for Charles would be TUneECU.com. Please refer him to these very knowledgeable people.
908179
Not sure which FTDI chip set it has inside. I could see if I could open it up an take a look. I know this works with my triumphs.. Let me know.
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In my experience, the driver for this adapter is flaky. This adapter has a broadcom chip and broadcom does not seem to be addressing issues. It took them a long time to get a non beta driver out for Windows 8.1, which still seems to have issues in my experience. I am currently using a Asus adapter that has a ralink chip and it just works. It is n only though.
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Sergio.....I wish I could be of assistance to you. But this was a gift for a "techie" friend and have no idea re: the cables. My apologies and I hope you find the correct answer.
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It should work fine yout won't need the included serial cable just plug directly into the rib box with the USB to serial cable. Make sure you use the ftdi drivers with the adapter, it will accept prolific drivers but they are not as compatible with other devices.
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I was also confused at first. It is USB to TTL. I believe the TTL is buffered in the adapter with an RS232 interface chip which probably provides electrical isolation as well.
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Google the manufacturer and model name for drivers. And do the same for forums. That's what I did. You can find different driver packages but I believe as far as my last search went nearly a year ago, the maufacturer's latest drivers at that time were beginning to solve lingering user issues. Most reported good success though not necessarily the bandwidth specified, though still rewarding. Time has passed so a search should yield even newer drivers. I have not had a chance to actually install mine, but I look forward to it.. I think anyway.. by what I did read about driver developments.
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The cable was included with your meter. I/m on the road but I remember that it was rs232 d-type and the other end was ? to connect to the meter. I will not be home for a week, but can clarify then if needed.
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According to WikiDevi (https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Edimax_EW-7811Un) this is a Realtek RTL8188CUS chipset
122009
I put the chip information in a review I wrote on the version of this product that I received on September 27, 2013 (ordered from the page http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008I679QG) :http://www.amazon.com/review/R1QV076S18G9RK/ref=cm_srch_res_rtr_alt_1That seems to have the same amazon ASIN: B008I679QG as the one you are asking about.There is an information page about Linux and that chip that was last updated in March 2014 at http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Somagic
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Its USB 2.0. It come with a usb 2nd alternate Cable that you can use if you don't want to just plug in the adapter
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It works great for me. I transfer programs between win7(64bit) and Deckel milling machine (its old 1991 machine with Grundig control). Speed 19200 with no errors. I had bad experience with other USB-RS232 converter(it wasn't FTDI). This is first converter I use, with completely no problems on Win7. Good luck!
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I have searched the Asus website, Google and EBay and can not find an adapter that is compatible with both tf600 and tf700. I wouldn't risk buying this one, instead I would buy one that is specifically for the tf600.
405803
I can't find the connection either. Checked the schematic and I did not see any socket. So I have an adapter collecting dust!
1502620
There is a built in Intel 217-V adapter that goes up to 1 gigabit in speed. It works nicely, no need to purchase another.
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Mine had a Realtek RTL8188CUS, but beware that they may change the chip without notice. BTW, I could never get mine to work with Linux, even though Linux saw the device and it seemed to work, I could never get it to connect to a wireless access port.
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I'm using this card with an unRaid server (based on Slackware Linux) with no issues. Also, the manufacturer provides Windows and Linux drivers via its FTP site: ftp://ftp.supermicro.com/driver/SAS/Marvell/MV8/SAS2/Driver/