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Re: Using TIS and USB Tower on a Macintosh
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 2 Dec 2002 23:32:01 GMT
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In article <E18IyoY-00051W-00@internet.mywwwserver.com>,
lego-robotics@crynwr.com (Liz B) wrote:
> I have a student who is trying to use RIS 2.0 with Virtual PC on a
> Macintosh. LEGO says the drivers should be on the CDROM; the guy that
> sold them Virtual PC says it probably won't run the RIS 2.0.
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> Can they run RIS 2.0 on a Mac? Can they use the USB tower on a Mac
> (the error they are getting is that the USB tower does not have the
> drivers installed to run it and it isn't recognizing the device -- says
> the IR tower is not connected when it is).
I have run the RIS 2.0 software under virtual PC (VPC 5.0, Windows 98)
with the older serial tower via a Keyspan USB/serial adapter. I was
never able to get the USB tower to work with VPC/RIS.
If you *really* want to run the RIS software, then I think you can buy a
serial tower from www.pitsco.com. If your Mac has USB ports (and no
serial ports), then you'll also need to buy a USB/serial adapter
(Keyspan is my brand of choice, but others probably work just as well).
Dave
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| I have a student who is trying to use RIS 2.0 with Virtual PC on a Macintosh. LEGO says the drivers should be on the CDROM; the guy that sold them Virtual PC says it probably won't run the RIS 2.0. Can they run RIS 2.0 on a Mac? Can they use the USB (...) (22 years ago, 2-Dec-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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