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Looking for a MC2000 programming cable
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Blue Max 49ers has an USB cable for around $40.
Pinout diagram would be nice, I could make it today....but option to buy is next best!
Couldn't find the DDN6367 there though. I saw the MCS2000 with USB, but not the DB9 cable for the MC2000. Is that the one you're referring to, RKN4063?
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If you look at the manual the pinout is there.
Motorola MC2000 Deskset Controller User Manual
Free Download User Manual: Motorola MC2000 Deskset Controller - Service Manuals, User Guide, Reviews, Instruction Manuals and Owners Manuals.
www.generalmanual.com
This is what I needed! Thanks Jeeps
Yes, the RKN4063.
Guys he is talking about a MC2000 remote, not a MCS2000 Radio. Different Cable and different software.
I would start on MOL if you have an account. Some of the old stuff is still there and not on myview. If you dont have an account not sure.
I have been unable to login to MOL for the past week or so. I keep getting stuck in a login loop with Okta. No issues with myview. Is anyone else having this issue? I am trying to get the MC2000 RSS as well.
MOL is working fine for me. I searched on MC2000 and came up with a page full of manuals and an RSS software listing which shows:
| RVN4178A | MC SERIES, MC2000/2500 | 2001-05-15 |
well darn. I opened a ticket with Motorola and the response was that MOL was being discontinued and access was no longer being restored. Seems weird that I could get in about 2 weeks ago.
I had heard that this would be the last week for it although it still seems to load for me.
However, I doubt you'll find the software there.
However, I doubt you'll find the software there.
Friday the 6th was supposed to be the last day for MOL. I got in and grabbed the latest APX on that day. Haven't been back to see if it has indeed imploded. Now to call to switch APX to My View.
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