The classic Mac OS is not particularly well suited to this task, and the bus often gets bogged down at about 10 kbit/s. Early Teleport modems running at 2400 bit/s have no problems using Apple Desktop Bus, but later models were forced to move to the more expensive RS-422 ports as speeds moved to 14.4 kbit/s and higher. Frequently Asked Questions What computers can iTeleport connect to? ITeleport can connect to almost any flavor of Windows, Mac, and Linux. See the Supported Platforms section of the Tech Specs page to see the full list of supported operating systems. The OMEC Teleport interface is a universal connection device (IOS, Android, Mac, PC) without any specific drivers or software requirements. It features high quality ADC/DAC converters – through a USB B connector – housed in a small effect pedal enclosure, first of its class, it´s loaded with a buffer and the right impedance to transfer all. If you're having trouble with Mountain Lion, try rebooting your machine; PowerPC / Tiger-based Mac users: use iTeleport Connect for PowerPC v5.5.0.2 (July 11th, 2012) PowerPC / Tiger-based Mac users: use iTeleport Connect for PowerPC; Fix compatibility with Leopard v5.5.0.1 (July 10th, 2012). I have been using the Mac OS X GUI version of synergy called SynergyKM for some time, but I have always had a problem with it that if I disconnect, the only way to reconnect is restart the machines. SynergyKM is a System Preferences pane, and I tried for a long time to troubleshoot it, but I never could nail down the problem.

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Pre-Requisites

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(You MUST have Mac OS version 10.14 Mojave (2018) - OSX10.13 High Sierra (2017) has show stopper bugs in the mail program!)

Please make sure that you have a reliable internet connection before trying to progress through this section. Without a reliable, working internet connection you will not be able to pickup your email! Many problems we see stem from trying to setup an Iridium connection AND our email software at the same time - and when it doesn't work you have twice as many problems to figure out!

It doesn't matter how you connect to the internet, but before you go any further verify that you can connect to the internet reliably and open up a small web page without any trouble, eg:

Login Details

Your username and password are supplied by MailASail. If you have lost them, then please contact: support@mailasail.com

These login details are required to access the system from both your email program and also if you are in an internet cafe and logging in via the webmail at: http://webmail.mailasail.com

Configuring Mac Mail.app to use teleport-mail either via the Red Box router, or directly.

Configuring Mac Mail (either using a Red Box router, or direct internet connection)

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Setting up your teleport-mail account is much the same as setting up any email account:

• First enter the Mail.app preferences page (either click menus 'Mail', then 'Preferences', or use the keyboard shortcut Cmd + ',').
• Ensure you are on the Accounts page

• Now click the '+' button at the bottom of the accounts list
• Follow through the account creation wizard, as per the screenshots, ensuring that you enter the 'Username' and 'Password' correctly as per your teleport-mail account details.
• The main settings you will need are the server details:

It's ESSENTIAL that you enter your email address and password in BOTH the incoming and outgoing settings

Disable SSL for Satellite Connections (Iridium/Inmarsat/etc)

For best speed, it's VERY important to disable SSL (encryption) on both incoming (POP) and outgoing (SMTP) email services. This is a trade off, security and lack of possibility of spying on your emails vs connect time... SSL connections add 45-60 seconds to the server connection time... This is generally too much of a penalty to be bearable for most users.

To do this, in the Preferences page (as per above), check through the screens verify that all the settings as highlighted in the screenshots below. In particular ensure:

• SSL is turned off for BOTH incoming and outgoing servers
• Ports are specified as 587/110 (as per screenshots)
• Authentication must be set as 'Password' (highlighted in screenshots)
• NO tick in 'Automatically detect and maintain settings'
• Tick in 'Allow insecure authentication' - Note: This is essential, also, beware you need to jump through some hoops to click this box.

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Problems?

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See our Debugging / Troubleshooting Section for a solution