Cable and software

Design raceway and cable systems in one product using Bentley Raceway and Cable Management software. Save time and reduce costs with the first and only integrated system for layout, routing, and material estimating.

Fast track your next project with automated workflows for conceptual and detailed design phases. Prevent construction delays by using an intelligent 3D model to spot clashes, ensure spacing, and get accurate take-offs. Use the model to create fast and accurate drawings and reports such as cable pull cards, cable lists, and cable schedules.

Share the cable system model with other Bentley products to improve collaboration with other disciplines. Switch to a 3D detailed design using an equipment catalog, parametric raceway engine, and smart drawing functions to place, route, and edit raceways. Perform clearance checks. Publish accurate bills of material, wire length reports, purchase order lists, and more.

Update these reports quickly to keep up with design revisions. Motorola defends their software and their trademarks VERY actively. Back when the Japanese first started selling amateur radio portable equipment in the United States their advertisements had terms like "Handy Talkie" in them.

Just as soon as the advertisements appeared in print the magazines and importers got "nastygrams" from the Motorola legal department and the advertisements were immediately changed. Motorola also tracks things like sales of their software on eBay. If one happens to purchase the software then they immediately get a "nastygram" telling them to either pay a license fee or else send the software back to Motorola.

For decades Motorola has had a pretty strict attitude towards their products, trademarks, etc. It has cost them in terms of sales but they don't seem to mind. Also, Motorola had an attitude of being able to use patents owned by others without paying a licensing fee or purchasing the patent.

The vibrating pager was a good example. Motorola basically stole the process and refused to pay the inventor. Well, they got hit with millions in that they had to pay the inventor as well as having to pay a fee for each pager manufactured with the vibrating feature.

My experience with Motorola is from the "inside". My junior year in college I worked for the Motorola Service Station in Atlanta, Georgia; my senior year I established and managed the first Motorola owned portable and pager repair facility away from the Schamburg, Illinois, plant; and finally I owned the Motorola reconditioned equipment facility for the south-central United States for almost 10 years. As such, I got a good look at the policies of Motorola.

Glen, K9STH. K9STH , Jul 15, It's very likely that you DO have the latest version of the software There's no "universal" programming app, as far as I know, and the app was probably written when the radio was being designed Either way, the only way to legally obtain new software is direct from Moto K6ABZ , Jul 15, May persons have supposedly purchased "motorola cables", only to find that they are after market items and they don't work.

Step 3: Take picture of the screen Press "Print Screen" key on the keyboard then paste into any graphics program. Step 4: Contact us and attach the picture. Do not launch it until Step 4 below.

In this case, can get TOAD pro software. Rather take it to mechanic. Home Contact Support Knowledgebase. Go to Step 2 below to test if everything is working ok Right-click on "ser2pl" icon has a little gear pic in it and choose "Install", as per below pic: Connect ELM cable to your laptop. Select "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer". UNcheck " Show compatible hardware ". Select: Prolific driver version 3. The yellow triangle next to "Prolific If you're unable to connect successfully to your car, then that's because of 2 reasons: Your vehicle is not OBD2 compatible.

Random issues that can be fixed with below solutions Here are solutions in recommended order: First check that ELM is physically working not defunct. And then it'll return to 1 red light power. Condition of a defunct ELM interface: All lights will not initially flash, and only red light will be on.