Onboard usb connector for MS2!
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1) They are expensive.
2) In some cases, I couldn't load the MS2 firmware through those. I had to piggyback a serial port connector.
3) If your OS happens to dislike the FTDI driver, your are done.
4) The port is a little tight; I had to convince customers to really give the cable a good push until it makes a click.
5) Can't be used with bluetooth converters
6) A little sensitive to RF noise; won't work well if you have Low-Z injector drivers on the V3.0 board, lots of comm drops.
7) Some were DoA; good luck getting a refund on an EXPENSIVE component.
2) In some cases, I couldn't load the MS2 firmware through those. I had to piggyback a serial port connector.
3) If your OS happens to dislike the FTDI driver, your are done.
4) The port is a little tight; I had to convince customers to really give the cable a good push until it makes a click.
5) Can't be used with bluetooth converters
6) A little sensitive to RF noise; won't work well if you have Low-Z injector drivers on the V3.0 board, lots of comm drops.
7) Some were DoA; good luck getting a refund on an EXPENSIVE component.
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