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He didn't say "USB hub". He said "serial/usb adapters". I've had problems with them -- the
first one I got didn't support Break (which is not a character, but rather pulling the computer's Data In line low (or was it high) for an extended period of time (and of course the first thing the box I bought it to use with needed was ..... a break, to wake it up. Some of them don't support some of the other obscure corners of the serial port protocol. "Larry" wrote in message ... Meindert Sprang wrote: "Dick Locke" wrote in message ... There seem to be two price points..single channel, serial only for about $190 from Milltech or dual channel USB capable from Safe Passage for around $800. I'm thinking single channel is adequate but I my sole serial port is occupied by the GPS and I've had problems in the past with the serial/usb adapters. Anyone know of a single channel USB output receiver? You could use a MiniPlex-Lite, a small NMEA multiplexer with a USB interface and one high speed input for your AIS receiver next to two normal NMEA inputs (GPS, etc). And it comes without the typical problems found with serial/usb adapters. This box simply works. Meindert www.shipmodul.com Meindert, No flame intended, really! What are the typical problems with USB hubs? Thanks! -- Larry rapp at lmr dot com |
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