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<blockquote data-quote="hitboss" data-source="post: 254712" data-attributes="member: 237413">Hi man, how u doingJust take it easy, ur receiver needs female to female null modem cableYou have to make three wires from this cableI mean the cable has 9 pin, just modify (5, 3, 2 ---- 5, 2, 3) (three wires only)when you plug the three wire&nbsp; (5,3,2) in RS-232 of ur computer , should be make the opposite way in RS-232 of ur receiver , I mean u have to connect the three wires (5,2,3) in ur receiver. Moreover, you have remove ur receiver from setup (unplug all wires from it)Put the cable which u made using same method which is mentioned above, turnoff ur receiver (from power plug)Then, open the uploader which named Arioner, choose the firmware (auc)as wells as communication port settings.Operate the Arioner, after that turnon ur receiver from power plug; you will see that dada transfer are began. That allWith my appreciationHit Boss </blockquote>

[QUOTE="hitboss, post: 254712, member: 237413"] Hi man, how u doing Just take it easy, ur receiver needs female to female null modem cable You have to make three wires from this cable I mean the cable has 9 pin, just modify (5, 3, 2 ---- 5, 2, 3) (three wires only) when you plug the three wire (5,3,2) in RS-232 of ur computer , should be make the opposite way in RS-232 of ur receiver , I mean u have to connect the three wires (5,2,3) in ur receiver . Moreover, you have remove ur receiver from setup (unplug all wires from it) Put the cable which u made using same method which is mentioned above, turnoff ur receiver (from power plug) Then, open the uploader which named Arioner, choose the firmware (auc) as wells as communication port settings. Operate the Arioner, after that turnon ur receiver from power plug; you will see that dada transfer are began. That all With my appreciation Hit Boss  [/QUOTE]

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