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You just need to do it in the right place. For example: • • •. I'm having trouble programing my CDM1250. I purchased a RIBless programing cable (Model29-USB) from PolarisUSA. I downloaded and installed the drivers from PolarisUSA's website and then connected the cable to my computer (Toughbook CF-29). I went into Device Manager and COM5 shows up as the programing cable (Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm Port).

When I open the Motorla CPS software and try to Read Device (with COM5), I receive the error message: 'Couldn't open port. Check whether Device/RIB are powered or not, and then Device to RIB, and the RIB to PC connection is OK'. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the driver numerous times, and still have the same error message. I'm flustered and can not figure out why the cable will not read the radio.

I've contacted PolarisUSA who directed me to reinstall the driver, and still had the same problem. Should I just buy a RIB box and RIB programing cable?

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