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The update has been released - download the 1.5.0 OSX drivers from here: http://www.get-console.com/airconsole/

Hi Mike,

This is a known issue - we have an updated OSX driver package 1.5.0 which resolves the issue (provides a signed driver). Unfortunately it isn't up on the website yet but hopefully will be in the next few days.

If you have an Airconsole with multiple serial serial ports (e.g. via the 4 port cable kit) and you want to connect to the serial ports over wireless or wired Ethernet you will need the Airconsole Windows driver package 1.1 or above. You can see the download link here: http://support.get-console.com...

As noted, if you upgrade to 2.65 you should get the option to connect to the serial ports via SSH.

There are some additional security features/settings coming in the next few firmware releases.

Thanks for your suggestions. 3G mobile support is on the Airconsole roadmap for the future.

Thanks for the suggestion - we have added an article to the support site.

Hello, The chip inside the four port cables is an FTDI4232H. The drivers should be located on Windows update - see screenshots of a successful installation. driver-1.jpg driver-2.jpg driver-3.jpg If the drivers can't be located on Windows update you could try directly downloading from FTDI at http:/...

Hi - as an update to this, we have managed to replicate the issue in our lab. The issue does seem to be with large writes to ACM devices overflowing the buffer and causing disconnects. We have implemented a fix in the development version of the Airconsole firmware. Thanks for your help in tracking d...

Thanks for your update and detailed troubleshooting steps - we will see if we can replicate this in our lab, and if so, see if there is a possible fix.

Hello - what is your test setup so we can try and replicate this? e.g. What client are you using (Get-Console on iOS, Bluetooth EDR on Windows, Websockets from Safari, etc)