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Poblems using Polar Infrared interface

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  1. [font=Times New Roman]Has anyone had any problems using Polar infrared portable interface?[/font]

    [font=Times New Roman]I have recently installed this (and the software from their web site) and found that if I unplug the unit from my new laptops USB port, my computer crashes and when I reboot the computer it tells me that it has recovered from a serious error. [/font]

    [font=Times New Roman]I also notice that although the interface unit is connected to a USB port, the serial port (RS232) is unusable at all times even if I delete all the Polar software and unplug the interface from the USB. [/font]
    [font=Times New Roman]The only way I can now use the serial port (which is essential for me) is to format the computer back to original condition. I am now left with no means of downloading my workouts at all, please help![/font]
    [font=Times New Roman]Bill.[/font]

  2. I have a similar problem. Once I connect the infrared protable interface (via USB), I can't disconnect it with the computer on (same crash as you describe) and can't disable it to safely remove it. What does work however is shutting the computer down (hibernating/standby doesn't work) and then removing the device when the power is off. Start-up after that is completely normal... It's not an ideal solution, but it does work.

    No ideas as far as the serial port is concerned though.

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