Product Update: Cambrionix units not affected by the latest Haswell based Apple MacBooks and Desktops

New Apple computers, released in June 2013 and incorporating the new 4th Generation Intel Core vPro Processors (Intel Core i5 and Intel Core i7), also known by the code name “Haswell”, currently have an issue whereby they limit the number of devices which can be connected via their USB ports. They limit the number of devices to 25.

(PRWEB UK) 29 November 2013

For many cart and case manufactures this causes a headache because if the number of USB devices on the computer is limited, the number of products you can sync with it at once is limited. Ergotron units, for example, can only sync 25 or less iPads (as per their Product Bulletin 2013-6E, Rev B) regardless of the capacity of the cart/case. Charging is not affected. Griffin have also announced that the issue will cause problems when using 2 or 3 Griffin MultiDock units.

Thankfully, due to the expertise of the Cambrionix Engineering team, they have developed a workaround for this issue. The workaround is incredibly easy to deploy and means that any products incorporating Cambrionix sync/charge electronics will work just fine, as normal. Simply log onto the Cambrionix website, download the fix, follow the instructions and carry on with the day!

So, if you have a 48 capacity cart with Cambrionix Intelligence inside, it will sync as normal and not be limited to 25 or less units.

Cambrionix – Leaders in Mobile Charging and Connectivity.

About Cambrionix
Cambrionix supplies finished products and electronic components for use in hospitals, schools, homes and businesses that need to manage and control updates, synchronise data and charge USB-connected devices reliably and quickly. Cambrionix technology is incorporated by system integrators into a variety of form factors including carts and charging pods which are sold around the world. Cambrionix was established in June 2007 and is based in Cambridge, UK.

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