> FTDI is chipset used by a variety of vendors. KeySpan, Fluke, and
> others sell Rs232 adapters based on the chipset. So perhaps your
> adapter IDs itself as a Fluke (brand) adapter.
The Fluke adapter uses the same VID (vendor ID: 0403=FTDI) and PID
(product ID: FT232 USB UART) as the generic FTDI USB serial converter.
In my case the USB port in the SDR-IQ also uses the FTDI default
VID/PID and the "new" Fluke driver (FTDI 2.8.14) was installed for
it.
I suspect the FTDI version of KUSB also uses the default VID/PID
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 9/23/2011 9:14 PM, Grant Youngman wrote:
> FTDI is chipset used by a variety of vendors. KeySpan, Fluke, and others
> sell Rs232 adapters based on the chipset. So perhaps your adapter IDs
> itself as a Fluke (brand) adapter.
>
> Grant/NQ5T
>
>> .
>>
>> Does anyone know if Fluke has taken over FTDI, or is this an update
>> that should not be elected?
>>
>> Thanks and 73,
>> Paul W8TM
>>
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