D600 Tethering in Lightroom 5

Every time I try to connect my D600 to Lightroom, I get the message "Camera Not Detected" What am I doing wrong?
The product information shows tethering support for D600. I am using an I-Mac with Mountain Lion Version 10.8.4.

Under Media, Pictures, you should have "Take No Action" selected
Under Devices, your camera, you should also have "Take No Action" selected.
We are trying to make sure that no other software program is assuming control of your camera as that prevents tethering from functioning properly.

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Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 09:06:50 -0600
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Subject: canon 5d mark III tethered to Lightroom 4
    Re: canon 5d mark III tethered to Lightroom 4
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Any more news on this issue Adobe?? The SDK has been out for 4 months now...
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nir.pengas wrote:
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