from the creator: “simple serial-port terminal application (no terminal emulation)”.Serial port device events via Mac Applications Utilizing this command as part of an AppleScript.There are at least (3) methods of getting a Macbook to first recognize and then work with serial port events (input/output), and be able to view the results of said events: Serial Port device events via Terminal Please see this page for instructions on how to do that. NOTE: While the IDWedgeKB is compatible with Mac OS X as a barcode scanner, its flash drive mode is only accessible via Windows OS as such, if you need to configure/re-configure your IDWedgeKB and wanted to do so on Mac OS X - you will need to install a Windows Virtual Machine to do so. Below is a helpful guide/summary of the steps that need to be taken in order to get going with this task, and a list of resources for both initial understanding and further reading.
As you may know (hence why you may have arrived on this page) accomplishing the above is not as straightforward as it is on a Windows computer, for instance it’s certainly not as “plug and play”, so to speak.
