My mac pro does not detect my blackberry device

i have downloaded the blackberry software for mac, but when i connect the phone ot the laptop with the USB cable it does not detect the device. suggestions for any settings etc

tks.
I updated the desktop software and it was able to detect teh device.
next problem has cropped up.
the desktop software does not show the update to os 6 tab.
there was no way i could update the software on the phone.
since i have loaded windows on the same machine i am  to do so thru windows but not thru mac os.
anyone else facing teh same issue and found teh remedy in mac.

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