Rename a USB device for static name without udev rule

I have an Arduino board connected to a

port and recognized by Ubuntu as the

device. For programming reasons on the Arduino site, the device should be visible on Linux as the

device. This trouble could be solved by using

and the rule:

=="tty", ATTRS{idVendor}=="XXX", ATTRS{idProduct}=="YYY", MODE="0666", SYMLINK+="ttyUSBO"

written in the

/etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-serial.rules

The Arduino board works with these settings, and everything looks good. But I want to connect the second device with a

chip. This device is automatically recognized by Ubuntu and registered as the

device. At this point, I have a mix - because I have symlink from Arduino to the

and "true"

device from the

chip. As a result, none of these devices are working correctly. When I tried to look at the

, there was a mix of data from these two devices. I tried to rename the

from the

chip by writing another

rule, but this didn't have any effect because I could only create another symlink to the

device. Renaming the

device with the

rules is impossible, according to the documentation I tried to find another way to rename the

device to the static name, e.g.,

, during connecting but failed. Can the

based chip device static name be given during its connecting or renamed it later so as not to collide with the

symlink created for Arduino?