Free serial ports software for mac

Serial Snort 0.5 is a powerful program which is capable of facilitating the reverse engineering of some equipment. It is down and dirty, but will get the job done. It will generate a log file, and comments can be inserted as you go. Will be updated time to time.

goSerial is an application that lets you talk to serial devices.
This type of application is often refered to as a terminal, because it mimics the behaviour of the terminal hardware that was used to communicate with servers and mainframes in the old days.
While only few people need to talk to server machines through serial cables today, there are a lot of other devices that use some sort of serial connection:
Modems
Routers
Cell Phones
Communications Equipment (e.g. Packet Radio)
Industrial or Medical Equipment
Although most new Macs come without an old style serial port, many of them feature an internal modem that acts as a serial device.
You can also get serial adapters for the USB port or PCI cards with serial ports and use those to talk to external serial hardware.
Enhancements:
- build as a Universal Binary
- time limit removed.

Serial Mail 4.6 is built as a plug-in for the Mail application which can generate serial mailings (mail merge, bulk mail) using data provided by an Address Book group.

The script will process the message body of the (selected) template message and replace certain tags by their corresponding value from the Address Book for each recipient. You may use custom data by specifying your own labels in the "related names" section of the persons Address Book entry (e.g. "Assistant", "Customer number", etc.) and the script will replace the corresponding tags by the corresponding Address Book values (Example: Use the script to inform students of their score (and other stuff), which is stored in AddressBook).

The program supports almost any of the data fields of the OS X Address Book, including user defined fields. The template rules are also applied to the subject line (so you may generate custom subject lines). Rich text emails may be created (but plain text templates are processed faster).

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5.4
• Apple Mail 3.4
• Apple Address Book 4.1.1

Serial ToolKit for 4D 1.0.3 is released as a simple yet effective 4D plug-in which gives a better serial port support inside 4th Dimension's programming language.

Serial ToolKit contains a dozen of commands allowing to get information regarding available serial ports, open, close, configure a port, send and receive data, etc.

Requirements: System 7.5 or higher

Serial Number Organizer does just that- organizes your serial numbers by software title and version number. This is a simple database with one job- maintaining a record of serial numbers and associated information. Built using Filemaker Pro, the
Serial Number Organizer is a bound single-user runtime.
Serial Number Organizer is especially useful when you need to reinstall. On one screen, you can view all the versions you own. Use the copy button to put a serial number into your clipboard and simply paste when prompted for the serial number during installation! When installing an Upgrade version, your original serial number is just a click away. No more fumbling through stacks of manuals and disks to find that last number.
View your software titles by vendor or by category. Store tech support numbers, URLs and the name of your sales representative. Includes a search function to make finding the right software title easy. There is also ample room for notes to track any installation workarounds, or user names, in addition to purchase date, operating system and installer type.
Enhancements:
- Menu Commands including Copy/Paste.
- Assign each serial number to a specific machine.

With the Serial-Number Tracker FileMaker Pro runtime database, users can track application and extension serial numbers. Add new records, delete records, find, and sort.
If you are familiar with databases, youll find this product frustratingly simple - novice users will appreciate the simplicity.
Enhancements:
- Added a notes field so users may type comments such as tech-support phone numbers or technical specifications.
- Made it more mainstream (since it is now distributed outside our customer base) by removing prominent company branding.