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BoseNC700Head-SPPDev

‎11-20-2019 03:33 AM
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Hello.

I have a NC700 Headset and using it with macos 10.14.6
I realized that my system is cluttered with 29 serial devices related to BoseNC700:

/dev/cu.BoseNC700Head-SPPDev
...
/dev/cu.BoseNC700Head-SPPDev-28

It seems these devices are getting more and more.

Can anyone explain what this is and how i stop them growing more?

thanks.
inx

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Re: BoseNC700Head-SPPDev

‎11-21-2019 10:54 AM
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Hey inx, 

 

Thanks for posting and welcome to the Bose Community. 

 

We have sent you a DM about this so we can investigate this further for you. 

 

Kind Regards, 

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Re: BoseNC700Head-SPPDev

‎08-11-2020 07:28 PM
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Hi I'm having the same issue with my Bose SoundLink Micro. Each time it's connected via bluetooth to my computer, it creates a new port titled /dev/cu.nameofdevice-SPPDev. There is also a corresponding /dev/tty.nameofdevice-SPPDev in terminal. How can I make this stop?

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