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Old 11-02-2009 | 05:17 PM
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Hi all I'm at my wits end today after receiving a HK T6A TX from Hobby king which is programed via a PC cable sold separately this I thought would be no problem as I have two flight sim cables that I think came with my stock Esky TX and they look exactly the same as the program cable on the HK website, problem is I cant get my new tx to work on my laptop it installs correctly(I think) but when I try to open up the programing software it says invalid port number?? I just really wanted to know if there is a difference between the sim cable and a program cable and if that could be the rout of the problem.
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What port does the program cable use? Is it the same as the sim cable? Printer port? USB?
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Hi yes USB and and I am running vista if thats any help.
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I had numerous problems trying to get FMS to run my TX on my Vista equipped computer. The first thing that I learned was that, for my setup, I had to use a MONO plug, not a Stereo plug. A number of other programming things had to be done to get FMS to run, including installing Smart-pro-PO Plus; and a PORT simulation program. I'd try the cable solution first, though. Rich

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