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#Ftdi ft230x install install
Then, follow the wizard to install the FT232R USB UART driver. The IC has been used extensively as part of a USB UART TTL 3.3v cable which is marketed by a Chinese company called Sinforcon. Double-click the executable file to run it. But then how long? And why delay startup time for all that do not need it.The baud rate as advertised for the cable is with a 256kbps baud rate, 28AWG *4 core or 6 core and also supports TX, RX, CTS, RTS, VCC and GND. It may also work by increasing the 5 second delay. If you do not have two USB sticks that compete for the ttyACM name space, and your udev takes longer than 5 seconds to create the symlink, then you cannot reproduce it.
If you want to make an attempt to fix this then I would change the run script so it waits for udev to complete instead of waiting fixed 5 seconds.
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I did know how to change the run script inside the docker container so I gave up and installed deconz on bare metal. I guess the new way to run udev is not blocking. And with this change the developer added the 5 second delay that was not there before. One primary feature of the X-Chip series is its support for the USB Battery Charging specification by providing signals to indicate when the chip is connected to a USB Dedicated Charging Port (DCP). All these problems started when the Addon was changed so it runs udev in a different way. The FT230X and FT231X are members of the newly released X-Chip series of USB device (slave) interface ICs. And it points to the problem that if udev detects the Aeotec first it does not finish creating the symlink for the Conbee within the 5 seconds timeout that is in the startup script of the Addon, then startup script terminates. The Conbee II and the Aeotec zwave stick. I found that in my installation it fails because I have two USB devices. If you use the symlink in the Deconz addon config and remove the other USB device from the system, does the startup of the Deconz addon ever fail? But if the Aeotec is first and takes its time, the Conbee stick does not get its symlinks created in time and the start script stops before deconz is started because your startup script checks for the device name from the config to be present and it fails when the by-id symlink is used in the config and udev has not had time to create what other USB device do you have besided the Conbee? if the Conbee wakes up before the Aeotec, udev create the symlink in time for deconz to start and succeed. If I am correct then the situation must be that. And you probably cannot reproduce it because you do not have a 2nd USB device that starts slowly like an Aeotec.
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You should try to change the fixed delay by code that waits for udev to complete its tasks. But the fixed delay is not long enough if you happen to have a different USB device that does not finish its init within the waiting time. I think the new way does not execute udev in a way that is blocking which is why you had to add the fixed delay. But my personal theory is that the issue is the changes made in how udev is run when the addon is started. Step 3: download the 2.10.0.0 ftdi driver Go to the ftdi website and download the 2.10.0. Fill the vendor and product fields with the values found with usbview (04) and click 'add', finally click 'remove devices'. I no longer run the Deconz addon - I moved to bare metal installation because of this and I am happy to stay that way. driver values you need CDMUninstaller (no installation needed). It smells like something we have seen quite many times before