There is a problem with OS X 10.10 with some GPS devices such as the iBlue 747, the bluemax 4044 and some Qstarz devices. In case you successfully used your GPS logger with OS X 10.9.5 and it no longer works with 10.10 then please open the preferences in myTracks. Switch to GPS Device and check the row Device. If the value starts with usbmodem then you are affected by this problem.

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The CDC Wireless Mobile Communication (WMC) 1.1 specification, maintained by USB-IF, allows cell phones to use USB to bring communication functions and multi-media capabilities to PCs and PDAs. MCCI has off-the-shelf Windows eval drivers for ACM and WMC DM products, plus drivers for Mac OS.

The affected GPS loggers use a standard USB protocol (USB-CDC-ACM), that is designed for classical modems and cellular modems. The marketing devision of Apple has decided that the driver should only work with real communication devices. Therefore the driver is no longer loaded when a GPS device is connected.

Therefore I developed an own driver based on the one of OS X 10.9.5. Please download and install the driver, reboot your Mac and everything should be working again. If not, please try to run the GPS Logger Assistant again (myTracks->Preferences->GPS Device).

Important: Some time ago I provided a patch for the existing driver instead of this standalone driver. In case you already installed the patch please start the helper application (USB-CDC-ACM Patcher) and disable the patch. Afterwards please install the new driver.

Issue / QuestionHow Do I Emulate a COM/Serial Port Over USB? Applicable ToSupported DCS products, refer to the USB CDC Driver for Windows page or the user guide of the scanner. If using DS3578 or LS3578, Bluetooth FIPs cradle part # STB3578-CF007WR must be used Resolution / AnswerTo emulate a COM port over a USB connection, please follow these steps1. Download ONE of the following files based on the architecture of your Windows computer from:- 64 Bit COM Emulation Drivers- 32 Bit COM Emulation Drivers2. Install the downloaded file.3.

Reboot the host.4. Scan the following bar code5.

Your scanner should now show up in Device Manager with a COM port number.