Mac won't recognize Q2 HD camera

Question

I successfully connected my Zoom Q2 HD camera once but not I cannot get it to be recognized. I have downloaded and install the driver (E_Q2HD_WebCamDriver_mac_v1.0.0). I have Handyshare installed. I have tried to import through both iMovie and Handyshare and neither recognizes the camera at all. I have tried two cables in both of my USB inputs.
I am on a MacBook Pro early 2011 running OS 10.7.5.
Most annoyingly, I cannot find any way to email the company. Any tips on that would also be appreciated.

Answer 1

>it supports anything newer than OS 8.5 or 8.6. It needs an Apple USB driver update (?).
Since adapters of this kind were used primarily for early iMac computers, support for something like Mac OS 8.x and 9.x would be expected. This does not necessarily mean that the adapter cannot be used under Mac OS X, but we do not know whether or not special driver software is available or required for a certain operating system version.
>"at least one SCSI device must supply termination power" (?)
It is probably wise to use the adapter with only one SCSI device, so termination power must be supplied by the hard drive. This is often controlled by a jumper setting  (do you know the exact hard drive model inside the case?).
>I have a terminator on the hard drive (green light on it lights when the hard drive is on)
That sounds like an active terminator. I guess that the fact that the light is on not only means that termination is OK, but also that there is termination power...
SCSI can be difficult under normal circumstances, and here you have additional unkown factors, so be prepared to experiment with jumper settings, termination, SCSI ID, etc. General SCSI information can be found in the following article: http://support.apple.com/kb/ta27743 .
Jan