Longer Name For Usb In Mac
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I’ve had this USB Serial adapter for many years which I use to attach to network equipment consoles for initial configuration and setup. I have never had an issue using it with Windows machines. However, I had tried using it on my Macbook running OSX Lion and noticed that it did not show up in my device list in ZTerm. I had a VM running Windows XP and I was not able to get it to work properly in that environment either.
The IOGear GUC232A USB to Serial/PDA converter cable, which can be found at most larger Walmarts, uses Prolific Technology's PL-2303H/X/HX chipset for USB to Serial (RS232) Click USB in the Contents pane. Getting no name usb to serial adaptors to work on Mac OS X. Jul 27, 2013 #3 Format a drive or USB thumb drive etc., to work with Mac or PC, on a Mac (most compatibility) Take the drive to the oldest OS X version on the Mac(s), Open Disk Utility and select the drive makers name and size on the far left, then.
So, I was determined to figure out how to get it to work, as I no longer have any physical machines running Windows or with serial ports. It took me a few weeks of trial and error and searching around to finally resolve the issue. So, I thought I would add a post here covering the details.
The first challenge was that I did not even know the manufacturer or part number of this particular USB Serial adapter. That was solved easily enough by plugging it into my Macbook and opening up the ‘About This Mac’ option on the Apple menu and clicking the More Info button and then the System Report button. I drilled into the USB menu option and found the device listed as ‘Composite Device’. I highlighted it in the USB Device Tree and found this: Composite Device: Product ID: 0x2008 Vendor ID: 0x0557 (ATEN International Co.
Ltd.) Version: 0.01 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Location ID: 0xfd120000 / 4 Current Available (mA): 500 Current Required (mA): 100 So, now I know that it is made by ATEN International Co. So I do a quick Google search looking for any info on this product.
I find out that ATEN has basically disappeared. However, I did discover a number of posts referring to a company by the name of Prolific having a product that was 100% compatible if not identical to this particular ATEN device. So, I did some more searching, looking for people having problems getting this working with Mac OSX Lion. I find a post that mentions that because this particular adapter was only supported with the original 32 bit drivers that Lion essentially disabled support because of the default 64 bit subsystem.
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So, now I know why it isn’t working. The question is can I actually get a driver that supports Lion in 64 bit mode for this adapter. Thankfully, the answer is yes. Prolific Technology’s PL2303 device is essentially the same product as the ATEN UC232A adapter. So, you can use the same Mac OSX driver they distribute which happens to support Lion. Download and Install Drivers • Go to Prolific’s and download the latest Mac OS X drivers.
Thanks for the tip. However I found you can *add* additional vendor/ product ID pairs to the current Prolific pair listed in the Info.plist. Just duplicate the XML structure for 067B_2303 and to the matching just beneath the. Make the changes as you outlined for the Aten Cable to the newly copied section. However you need to change the copied section just above the copied section to create a different key for the driver. Change the key by entering the hex value for the Vendor Id in hex, an underscore, and then the Product Id in hex reported by the System Report tool. For example the duplicate 067B_2303 would be changed to 0557_2008 for the Aten Cable.