Macbook Pro not recognizing stamp after flashing code once!
I am taking Intrumentation Engineering in college and one of our classes is a microcontrollers course where we use the parallax stamp (with the USB) and basic stamp editor 2.5. I am aware that BS2 is not native MAc software and that a driver is required to run the stamp with the USB connection. However after each time I flash code I need to restart the editor in order for my computer to be able to recognize that the stamp is there. So everytime I want to make a change I have to quit and restart the editor. This is really frustrating and makes it hard to work effectively. Does anyone have an answer to my problem? Has anyone else experienced this? Help would very much be appreciated.
Thanks
Dan
Thanks
Dan
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Regardless of which, you need to have the proper driver installed. You can download the proper driver from FTDI's website.
I use a Macbook all the time for both Stamp and Propeller development and use MacBS2 for my Stamp Editor. I've never had problems with it. For the Propeller, I now use BST, a cross platform 3rd party free Propeller compiler/ assembler/ downloader which also works fine with the Macbook.
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I program with a MacBook Pro as well at home. It may be an issue with your drivers, and if this is the case there's a couple things you can check.
1. Before downloading, make sure that there aren't any current drivers named "FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext" in your /System/Library/Extensions/ folder.
2. Make sure you downloaded the right driver from www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm, there's one for OSX and OSX (Intel based).
Hope this helps!
Jessica
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Jessica Uelmen
Education Department
Parallax, Inc.