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Thanks.<br />
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This adapter does not work with Macbook therefore I cannot test it.<br />
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I will post an update next week one I received the replacement adapter.
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Thanks.

This adapter does not work with Macbook therefore I cannot test it.

I will post an update next week one I received the replacement adapter.

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I did not have a chance to verify the new adapter on the desktop, I assume it should be fixed as it is working fine on my macbook.
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I did not have a chance to verify the new adapter on the desktop, I assume it should be fixed as it is working fine on my macbook.

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I have a usb-serial cable that use for console access (switches/routers) that freezes randomly when it is idle in an extended time.<br />
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It works perfectly fine except if it idles (Few minutes) - the session freezes and I have to re-launch putty. (Reset terminal does not help, has to close the window and relaunch a new one window)<br />
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Belkin F5U409 - Discontinued on Windows 7 64 bit<br />
<a href="http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=5002" rel="ugc">http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=5002</a>&nbsp;-<br />
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It happens quite frequently. I wonder if it is even worth to troubleshoot?
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I have a usb-serial cable that use for console access (switches/routers) that freezes randomly when it is idle in an extended time.

It works perfectly fine except if it idles (Few minutes) - the session freezes and I have to re-launch putty. (Reset terminal does not help, has to close the window and relaunch a new one window)

Belkin F5U409 - Discontinued on Windows 7 64 bit
http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=5002 -

It happens quite frequently. I wonder if it is even worth to troubleshoot?

Serial COM3 Session freezes when idle

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