Help with 9 Pin serial reader-Please help

[halsedron]

I have a 9 in reader for ISO 2 Programmer. When I plug it in, I can't get the comuter to recognize that it's plugged in so I don't know how to get N2Edit to read so I can follow the direcitons for the programming. I am begging for help, please someone tell me how to get started. Thanks.

[rg6a]

I have a 9 in reader for ISO 2 Programmer. When I plug it in, I can't get the comuter to recognize that it's plugged in so I don't know how to get N2Edit to read so I can follow the direcitons for the programming. I am begging for help, please someone tell me how to get started. Thanks.


This has all been discussed earlier with someone having the same problem as you.

You have a 9 pin Din connector, and the pgrmr can't see it.


(1) check what you're plugged into COM 1, or 2 and then N2E settings


(2) check your Bios Setup to make sure the COM ports are active


(3) check Device Mgr., to see if the port is installed and functional

[halsedron]

thank you fer responding. My problem was simply that I did not know there was a slinding selector under under device manager for my port that must be set for speed or connectivity. It was defaulted to speed, when I adjusted for connectivity, fell in