Here is the inputs and results from Terminal:
Ryans-Macbook-Pro:Extensions ryanmiller$ sudo kextload /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext/
Password:
Ryans-Macbook-Pro:Extensions ryanmiller$ ls /dev/tty.*
/dev/tty.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port /dev/tty.Bluetooth-Modem
Ryans-Macbook-Pro:Extensions ryanmiller$
Cannot recognize USB with FTD VCP in OS X Yosemite
Re: Cannot recognize USB with FTD VCP in OS X Yosemite
Any suggestions on this issue?
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Re: Cannot recognize USB with FTD VCP in OS X Yosemite
Did you ever test the cable in DM4/DM5 ?
From the console log you attached the driver has been loaded. So typically I would be wondering if the cable is plugged in, or if it's plugged in via a USB hub (rather than directly), if it's faulty, etc. Testing with DM4/DM5 is useful to help rule these kinds of things out.
From the console log you attached the driver has been loaded. So typically I would be wondering if the cable is plugged in, or if it's plugged in via a USB hub (rather than directly), if it's faulty, etc. Testing with DM4/DM5 is useful to help rule these kinds of things out.
Re: Cannot recognize USB with FTD VCP in OS X Yosemite
I tested the cable with DM4. The watch does not show up. It's directly plugged into my MBP, tried both USB ports. Sounds like I've got a faulty cable?
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Re: Cannot recognize USB with FTD VCP in OS X Yosemite
Indeed that would be my first thought if it does not work with the official software. Are you sure it's a Suunto cable, and not say a CustomIdea cable?