Chuck,
I have an iMac with Snow Leopard and I use a Keyspan USB/serial
device. It is about a year old and has performed flawlessly with my K3
and every different program I've tinkered with, which includes fldigi,
mac logger dx, the elecraft utility, HRD running in vmware/windows xp,
and a
I'm also a Mac user. Some months ago, I specifically asked the folks at
Elecraft if there is any reason to prefer their USB-Serial dongle over others
that are commercially available. They said no, there's nothing that special
about their device.
The real issue, especially for Mac users, is whe
Jack,
My iMac is from late 2006, but it has all the upgrades, including that to
Snow Leopard. Steve WB6RSE mentioned also that now the Elecraft one works
FB with 10.6. I¹ll look at that as well as the one from Mouser Electronics.
Thanks, guys.
73,
Chuck KE9CE
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I would answer that with a pair of questions. What kind of iMac is it,
and OS are you running?
The Elecraft USB serial adapter uses the Prolific chip set. This
manufacturer has not updated the driver for this chip set to run under
Mac OS X 10.6 with the 64 bit kernel enabled. So, if you are
7; Cooke
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From: Charles Teeter
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wed, March 10, 2010 4:33:40 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] USB/Serial Question
Hello:
My computer is an iMac, so I¹m wondering if a serial/USB cable from BestBuy,
WalMart, or wherever will work, or if I s
OopsI meant threadnot threat.
chuck
On 3/10/10 4:33 PM, "Charles Teeter" wrote:
> Hello:
>
> My computer is an iMac, so I¹m wondering if a serial/USB cable from BestBuy,
> WalMart, or wherever will work, or if I should spend the extra money and buy
> the one from Elecraft? I¹m hoping
Hello:
My computer is an iMac, so I¹m wondering if a serial/USB cable from BestBuy,
WalMart, or wherever will work, or if I should spend the extra money and buy
the one from Elecraft? I¹m hoping down the road to use the Mac also for
logging and possibly even controlling the K3. I haven¹t ordered
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