Not only does Serial Client provide a convenient way to pipe a physical serial port to Parallels, it also can do the same with a Bluetooth device (e.g. a Bluetooth GPS receiver). After setting up the Bluetooth port under Mac OSX, including the definition of a serial port, the rest of the setup is similar to what was described.

I'm in same situation as author. For me, it's easier to just use SerialClient, since I have another application that uses the same port in OS-X (when I'm not using the Windows app...). (rather than the unload/load KEXT)

To make launching the correct configuration of SerialClient easier, I made a simple Automator action to launch open SerialClient with the proper configuration, then launch Parallels. Only thing I need to do it click "Connect" in SerialClient, after Parallels launches.

Good afternoon

I am looking for SerialClient utility to download, but I can't find.

Do you have the installer in you HD?

Could you sent it to me?

marcelo@coralis.com.br

Thank you