Ben wrote:
-chop-
>First of all, I would like to point out that Jim Robertson told me a couple
>of times that he couldn't guarantee that the board would work on my iMac.
>He made sure that I understood that before sending me the product, and as
>far as everything else goes, his service was excellent.  The product arrived
>promptly, he even rang me up to apologise for using a second-hand box
>because his supplier of blank boxes was late!  (Which in my book goes far
>and above the call of duty).  The warp-13 looks very professional, I got a
>serial cable with it, and I have absolutely no complaints against him.
-chop-

You say that you are using it with your iMac.. The iMac has only USB ports,
does it not? You would have to use an additional serial port card, or a USB
to serial converter to connect your iMac to the Warp-13... Maybe the problem
is not in hardware, but in software... Many devices (Serial Quickcams, for
example) made to work with a mac's internal serial port will not work with
serial port expanders, and their like.

I am using a Picstart+ with a US Robotics modem cable and a DB25-DB9 gender
changer and it works perfectly.

Maybe you could hunt down an old SE-30, and an Ethernet card for it, so you
could do all your programming with your iMac & MacPIC, then use the SE-30
for writing the code to the device...

- Keelan Lightfoot