From my experience with others devices (fw, alarm devices, components programming devices) most of the time it depends on the converter. Only two times (a prog device and a specific alarm device) I really need to stuck with hardware serial.
From my experience with others devices (fw, alarm devices, components programming devices) most of the time it depends on the converter. Only two times (a prog device and a specific alarm device) I really need to stuck with hardware serial.
What I meant was some XG's have included a USB Type-A to USB Mini-B (i may have the terminology slightly off) console cable. When plugged from a mini usb port on the XG to a Windows pc as an example a numbered USB Serial Port gets created in the device manager which can be used as COM4,5,6, etc in a terminal program. Other XG's have included the RJ45 to DB9 serial console cable and lack the mini usb port but still have the type-A usb ports.
