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Synscan V.4 Cable Needed for Firmware


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Thanks.  So the serial connection is going into the mount?  Not into the handcontroller?  I was thinking the serial connector was for the pc and the phone jack end to go into the controller.  My laptop and pc do not have connections for a serial port.  

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Ok, so the USB end of the USB to serial cable goes into the PC. Connect the serial end of that cable to the serial end of the serial to RJ45* cable. The RJ45 end of that cable goes into the middle socket in the bottom of the hand controller. Don't plug anything into the mount. Does that help?

*The Synscan instructions call it a RJ45 port but I have read discussion that it does not meet the RJ45 standards. I've used the term here generically. 

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2 minutes ago, Adrian_P said:

Ok, so the USB end of the USB to serial cable goes into the PC. Connect the serial end of that cable to the serial end of the serial to RJ45* cable. The RJ45 end of that cable goes into the middle socket in the bottom of the hand controller. Don't plug anything into the mount. Does that help?

*The Synscan instructions call it a RJ45 port but I have read discussion that it does not meet the RJ45 standards. I've used the term here generically. 

The V4 handset doesn't have a power socket, so the handset has to be powered from the mount. The connection sequence should be this:

USB port on pc > usb-serial adapter> serial data cable > handset serial port (the serial port on the handset is the smaller of the two, RJ12) 
Handset RJ45 socket > mount through handset to mount cable.

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