[teqc] TEQC under OS X

[jwright at unavco.org]

     The command cu calls up another UNIX system, a terminal,  or
     possibly  a  non-UNIX  system.  It  manages  an  interactive
     conversation with possible transfers of files.  It  is  con-
     venient to think of cu as operating in two phases. The first
     phase is the connection phase in  which  the  connection  is
     established.  cu  then enters the conversation phase. The -d
     option is the only one that applies to both phases.


/dev/*cu* has implications for how the serial port is set up.  often a
single serial port will have several different device files, suited for
different uses.

Jim




Quoting Carsten Kurz <audiovisual at t-online.de>:

> 
> Am 23.04.2006 um 17:25 schrieb Lou Estey:
> 
> > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/GPS_Serial_to_USB
> > see "Configuring and using Serial to USB under OSX".  (The example
> > is even to read GPS waypoints from a Garmin rx.)
> 
> 
> Oops, you're right, they use GPSBABEL, which in fact is a 
> terminal/shell application, so this should show me the way to go with 
> TEQC.
> 
> ls cu.* yields
> 
> cu.IrDA-IrCOMMch-b      cu.modem
> 
> on my PowerBook, so I hope I'll see a USB-Serial turn up there. Anyone 
> a clue what the cu thing means?
> 
> - Carsten
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