[NTLK] NCX+PL2302+Yosemite success?

[Woody Smith]

I've had good luck with the serial connection to keyspan and Mac.  
When in doubt, reset the newt, quit NCX sand start overt.
Woody



> On Oct 26, 2014, at 1:08 PM, Samir Gartner <jigzat at me.com> wrote:
> 
> Thank you for your answer, you don’t have to apology for that. Yes I installed the driver and in the case of NCX I can only see three devices on the list, two of them are Bluetooth related and the third one is usbserial which is the one I’m suppose to use. I set the speed on NCX to the default 38400 but on the newton I just selected “serial” because the other speeds are higher and my newton is entirely new so I don’t think it has the drivers for that speed. 
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> Since I’m actually trying to install the driver for my Orinoco wireless card I cannot download anything from Internet.
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> I don’t have any antivirus (besides what ever Yosemite has), the firewall is disabled, the same with the developer certification policy and the system is freshly installed. 
> 
> So sadly I pretty much tried the basic things. The only thing that comes to my mind is the usb-serial cable, the problem is that I already bought the two brands that are available in my local market (Colombia), I would have to purchase the one suggested by the NCX developer.
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>> El 26/10/2014, a las 3:22, Forrest <newtonphoenix at mindspring.com> escribió:
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>> Hello Samir, and welcome to the List!
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>> Initially, I had much difficulty connecting my MP 2100 with my MacBook Pro running Mavericks. I was using a Keyspan USA28Xb serial connector. There are several steps you can try to narrow down the list of causes (forgive me if I mention simple or elementary problems—better said than not):
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>> 1) Are you selecting the proper serial device in the “Preferences” tab of NSX? If your device isn’t listed there, you’ll need to locate some drivers for it, and configure some other settings for it to work properly. (This was one of the problems that I had.)
>> 
>> 2) How about the correct speed? Both machines have to be expecting data at the same speed for any connection to happen. Again, there are dropdown menus under Preferences for both. (There’s a package available on UNNA.org <http://unna.org/> that will update the Newton to 115,200 kbps transfer speeds. This is immensely preferable to any of the other choices.)
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>> 3) Although unlikely, a firewall could be holding up the process. Also, any installed virus/malware prevention software could also be interrupting the data flow.
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>> That’s a quick list just off the top of my head, so to speak. My apologies again if you’ve already tried/implemented any/all of these.
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>> 
>> Thanks,
>> --Forrest
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>>> On Oct 26, 2014, at 12:12 AM, Samir Augusto Arias Gartner <jigzat at me.com> wrote:
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>>> Hello everyone this is my first message to the list. I have been trying to sync my MessagePad 2000 with my iMac using NCX and a USB serial adapter 2032 with no success. The Newton just says "The connection was stopped because there was no response" has anyone had any success with this combination? 
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