John,
I don't know the Mac, but it should be similar to Windows.
Go to the Mac equivalent of Device Manager, and unplug the USB cable -
see which "COM Port" goes away.
Then plug the USB cable back in and observe which COM port is added.
Tell WSJT-X which COM port it should use.
No additional driver should be required unless the COM port shows an error.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/5/2017 7:48 PM, stengrevics wrote:
Two very basic questions as I am just getting started:
1. How do I determine the COM number or Serial Port Number to enter in the
Radio Tab? (I am using a Mac)
2. I only want to use the computer to operate WSJT-X, no need to control
anything else. Do I need to download a driver of some kind?
Thanks,
John
WA1EAZ
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