#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL SERIAL#
#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL DRIVER#
#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL SOFTWARE#

Have you considered a virtualized Windows environment running on the Mac? Sometimes the simplest solution is to use the manufacturer's supported solution. Is there some reason you need to use a Mac for this, rather than a Windows machine?

#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL SERIAL#

Put a loop-back on the Connector of the device under test, for an RS232 serial port this can be performed by shorting pins 2 and 3. Select the port to test with default settings.

#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL DRIVER#

You'd still have to write a driver of some kind for it, possibly using libusb. In the port dropdown Brainboxes Serial ports appear with the name cu.usbserial-randomcharacters. If the USB chip in the power source isn't a typical USB-serial chip, then you'd need the datasheet for that chip. You'd still need to know the command-set for the power source, which a datasheet should tell you. If that chip is a conventional USB-serial chip, such as PL2303 (Prolific) or FT232 (FTDI), then the standard driver for that chip should work. The browser app works fine in Windows and Linux, but not in macOS. The Nucleo board communicates using a serial port connection over USB, and I can happily talk to it using a serial terminal program (CoolTerm in my case). 'Creating a virtual port' basically means having a device driver for whatever USB-connected chip resides in the power source. Im trying to develop an web-page which can talk to an STM Nucleo board attached to a USB port on the computer. Without a datasheet for the power source, I don't see how one could make any kind of driver for it. If so, post the details of the USB device. If you connect the power source to the Mac's USB and run System Info.app (in /Applications/Utilities), does the power source show up as a USB device at all under the 'USB' summary? The details should be such that if someone else wanted to replicate your setup exactly, they'd have all the necessary information to do so. Details are important in solving programming problems.

#MAC COOLTERM USB SERIAL SOFTWARE#

What software did you use to 'treat it like a serial device'?Дid you try a plain serial-port app like CoolTerm? Within the configuration tab Click Enable.What is the exact manufacturer and model of the controllable power source? Users have also the option to set the start time for future streamingД¦.

Click Configuration tab > Click on the Now box if users wish to start streaming immediately.

Click Configuration tab > Click on the Local box to sync the logger clock with the computer clock.

Click Configuration tab > Options section > Realtime and select Serial.

To get realtime data you have to ensure that the settings in Ruskin are accurate.

Ensure that it contains the sensors you expect to find on the logger by viewing the Information tab in the Properties view on the right side of the Ruskin window.

Click the logger that you want to use.

The logger should appear in the Navigator view after a few seconds.

The USB-C connector can be inserted with either side facing up. The supplied interface cable is plugged into this connector.

To establish communication between the logger and a computer, remove the battery end- cap and locate the USB-C connector, just below the battery cover, or on the underside of the battery end- cap for the RBR quartz 3 BPR|zero.

To establish a realtime connection between the instrument and your computer, follow these steps:

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