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Fortunately, I had an IOGear GUC232A USB to serial host adapter in my kit. This thing is old. I originally got it for an IBM thinkpad I had back in 2003 or 2004.

So, I wasn't holding out much hope on it working. In fact, I didn't know what type of device it was at first. Thankfully, the manufacturer affixed a label with a part number on the dongle.

With a little Google magic, I was in business. Or so I thought. There were several problems finding the right driver.

To avoid boring readers to tears, here is a summary of what did not work: • The IOGear driver did not work. Downloaded, installed, did some goofy editing and 'kext' loading (whatever the hell that is). • Most forum threads pointed to Prolific's website ( That link does not work today (404 error) • There are a few forum threads that point to the download area on Apple. Obviously, those threads are dated because that link didn't work either.

Now, at this point I have spent an hour or two digging around and I am thinking I have old stuff that may need to be recycled. I did a few more searches, focusing on software download sites and I found a link that worked. To be honest, I am not positive the following steps are required but all of the various resources I looked at, had the following procedures in common: • (optional?) Reload the machine. Most of the install docs I saw said reload the machine. The driver I used did not prompt me to do that so I didn't.

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All worked fine. So, up to you. • Load a terminal shell (Applications>Utilities>Terminal) • Execute the following: sudo kextload /System/Library/Extensions/osx-pl2303.kext After completing the above steps, connect the dongle to an available USB port. When I connected the dongle, I received a prompt from OS X, which stated that a new Network Interface was detected. If you see this, click on 'Network Preferences'. NOTE: The Prolific install guide (I found it online) said that you should be able to see the USB serial interface using System Profile or from the terminal using: ls /dev/tty.usbserial*.

Neither of these methods worked for me, just an FYI. In Network Preferences, you should see the new network connection. In my case I saw a modem driver named 'PL2303-'. I didn't bother modifying the configuration, just click on Apply. Terminal Application Configuration I use as a terminal application on my MBP and iMac. It is a great app, but that is a blog entry for another day. If you use Zoc, then here is the procedure for using the IOGear (or I suppose any device that uses the PL-2303 driver).

In my case, I am connecting to a Cisco Video Communications Server (VCS) so, some of the configuration parameters I show in the following screenshots are specific to the VCS. Step 1: Create a New Connection Go to Host Directory in Zoc and click on New. Step 2: Configure New Connection Give the connection a title, keep the 'Connect to' option blank, set the reconnect option to 'Plain connection (no retry if failed)', set the emulation to VT100, and set the Device to 'Serial/Modem'.

This last option is what threw me for a little. I was trying 'Serial/Direct' but that never worked. I decided to RTFM (go figure) and the FM pointed to using 'Serial/Modem' as the correct setting. It was right. Step 3: Configure Serial/Modem In the 'Edit Host Directory Entry' page, click on Configure. Next to the Device setting. This is where you can configure the COM port parameters that are specific to your device.