Belkin Usb Serial Adapter Driver F5u109
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Dropcopy Download Ios 7. Sri Durga Saptashati Mp3 Free Download. Belkin F5u409 Monday January 10, 2011 12:21 Updated Monday January 10, 2011 13:26 Being a computer system administrator and programmer by trade, I knew there would be no physical reason the device would not work under a 64 bit operating system. It was down to Belkin not wanting to spend the time or money to update the driver.
In most cases, it would simply be a recompilation of the existing driver. Hence I began searching to see if anyone had got the device working. There was lots of webpages/forum posts about how people failed. Lots of posts indicating its not supported, even an official microsoft page indicating its not supported under Microsoft Windows 7. Then there were a few posts indicating to try various different drivers, most seem to relate to either the Prolific or FTDI chip/chipset which apparently exists on other models of the Belkin adaptors (F5U109?) and with other USB/RS232 converters and hence works with some other drivers.
But sadly nothing about the Belkin F5U409 adaptor. Hence I figured enough is enough. I had previously found a website where someone had pulled the adaptor apart to determine if the chipset was an FTDI chipset. Sadly it wasnt it was instead a Philips P87C52X2BA microcontroller seemed to be used. Hence I did a lot of searching for that particular chip in google, all with no luck. Eventually I thought hmm, lets just see if we can find another USB232 converter that used a Philips chip.
Magic Control Technologies U232-P9 Adaptor It was then that I found the MCT U232-P9 DB-9 Serial Adapter High Speed 230K USB SERIAL RS-232. This device used the P87C52 80C51 8-bit microcontroller and PDIUSBD12 made by NXP Semiconductors founded by Philips. It was perfect the chip matched.
I hence spent quite a while working out who MCT were. It turns out that MCT stands for Magic Control Technologies.
On the MCT website, on their driver page they had drivers for their USB/Serial convertor and they support Visa, Windows 7, 32bit & 64bit. So I downloaded the driver U232-P9 Driver.(Click Here for a Local Mirror incase MCT remove it) I then crossed my fingers and installed it. After a quick reboot I plugged in my Belking F5U409 adaptor and it was detected! A quick check.
This Directory contains a mirror of the drivers from Magic Control Technology which support the Belkin FU409 in Windows Vista/7 64bit. For full details about them please see How to use a Belkin F5U409/F5U409-CU USB To PDA Serial Converter in Visa/Windows 7 64bit & Mac OSX 10 Name Address IRQ COM 1 3F8 4 COM 2 2F8 3 COM 3 3E8 4 COM 4 2E8 3 Base Address DLAB Read/Write Abr.