It depends whether your USB interface mimics a printer port. If it does (like port 1 on Keyspan or similar adapters), then you can connect perfectly. If it uses another name, then I don't know whether you can do it at all in Transcript - you may have to stick to AppleScript. For testing purposes, you might like to try my Serial test stack which is available on my web site.
Cheers, Sarah [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.troz.net/Rev/
On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 07:38 am, Christoph Pastl wrote:
Hello!
I�m using RR 2.0 on a PowerMac G4/400 with Mac OS 9.1.
I want to develop a program which connects to a USB interface
(an evaluation board). This USB board looks like a serial port for the Mac.
But: I don�t know how to connect to this hardware with RR.
The "open driver" command does not work.
I used many different names for the drivername, but no success.
(I took the drivername which appears in the Apple System Profiler too.)
The reason I know that my USB board is "visible" for the MacOS is,
that I can request its name using AppleScript. (With the "SerialPort osax")
I can also send data to my module using this osax.
How can I connect to my virtual serial port?
Chris
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