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Trouble programming VX6000L

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Hi,

I'm having trouble programming VX6000 low band. I have the CE49 software and a Sundely USB cable. I've checked and found the Com port (and changed it to port 2), and set it that way in the software. I've even set the radio type to L VHF B, this too did not help.
 
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VX6000L

Are you using the FIF-12? Are you programming from the left mic port? Are you seeing "fif12" next to the com port you seen when you verify config port?... ie file...Configure....and check com port.... Not sure about that brand of usb cable.... the RSS can be very fussy.... good luck
 
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No FIF-12, the cable I have has the USB to serial communications.
I am using the left port. I now have gotten it to work, sorta. Now at the end of the down load it said,
"! LVHF B Deck, Reflected in the this program"
Then the program crashes and then closes.
The radio is VHF low band, Band B.
The sw is CE49 3.3.0.0
 
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Well my cable was OK. It was the sw version. I got it working. Next problem. Someone stole vx6000 head (different vehicle) and were having trouble finding a head we can afford...
 
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