[Ham-Mac] GPI interface

[Chris Smolinski]

These devices use the FTDI usb interface chips, FTDI has been very good
about providing Mac support. The drivers are not as full featured as
their Windows counterparts, but at least they exist.

http://www.blackcatsystems.com/GM/ shows you what can be done with these
chips.

73
Chris
N3JLY


William Pence wrote:
> 
> Hi,mike,
> 
> I find two places with ads in nuts and volts.
> the first j-works <http://www.j-works.com/> BUT they seem to have no
> mac support.
> they also look pricey, but complete.
> the other is
> http://saelig.com/
> with a serial to usb, parallel I/O to usb, and a 24 I/O gen purpose
> device.
> AND TADA mac OS 8/9 AND os X drivers are available.