Connecting to a serial port on MAC OS

Sometimes you need to connect to the serial port of a device from your MAC OS computer. It's pretty simple, first you need to list all your serial ports using the command: ls /dev/tty*

Then, find the device name you want to connect to and type the command: screen /dev/tty[DEVICE_NAME], In the example above, if you want to connect to the tty.usbserial device, you will type in your terminal: screen /dev/tty.usbserial

Type enter, wait some seconds and you will be connected to the device serial port!

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