Recent content by Aarky

Sadly, I got no useful replies from this or other forums where I posted my question. The research I've done leads me to believe the following: * OS X provides the low level interface to all USB devices. It provides a means of accessing the adapter cable by a device driver. This does work...

Sounds like a challenge, bobw ... ... seriously, if this were a business I'd buy the modem, but now my curiosity is piqued. From what little I know about Unix, it extensively uses configuration files to specify system operation. I'm guessing there is a configuration file (let's call it...

I have a similar issue with a Zoom fax modem. I'm also looking for answers (see my post). I also bought the cheap USB-to-serial adapter from Hong Kong and can provide some info on the CD that came with it. (I have an external tray-loading CD burner that can accept 3" CDs.) Interestingly...

My old iMac DV died, and I replaced it with a 20-inch Intel iMac. Wonderful machine, but it doesn't have a modem. I need to send faxes, so I dusted off my Zoom K56 Flex fax modem. This device has a 25-pin RS-232 serial connector, so I bought a USB-to-Serial converter ($7.50 on eBay)...