[Vespera III - Vespera Pro 2] - Transferring images to a Mac

[Vespera III - Vespera Pro 2] - Transferring images to a Mac

When transferring images to a Mac computer, an additional adapter is required due to macOS security restrictions.

To establish a proper connection between your instrument and your Mac, please use a USB switch or adapter equipped with a USB-A port. This allows you to connect both USB-C ends — from the instrument and from your Mac — through the adapter.

For example, you can use a setup similar to this:



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