Based on the PDF of the programming interface in the files section
marked (CM7000x clearetone ranger )I have extrapolated what the signal
lines should be. I do not have a programming interface so cannot check
my details at the moment. But this should work with a bit of
persuasion. The only thing I can see that would cause problems is the
signal timing as most modern PCs are very fast serial port wise to
what they where a few years ago. If that is a problem you may have to
try and slow things right down to see if that works. The way that this
would show up would be rubbish on the screen.





This info is for (9way) d-sub shell connections on a pc.



Pin 1 (this might need to be grounded but try without first)

Pin 2 (RxD receive data Green cable based on PDF cct for Programmer
to PC cables)

Pin 3 (TxD transmit data Yellow cable based on PDF cct for
Programmer to PC cables)

Pin 4 (is linked to Pin 6, DTR to DSR)

Pin 5 (is signal ground or the black cable on the programmer)

Pin 6 (is linked to Pin 4, DSR to DTR)

Pin 7 (is linked to Pin 8, RTS to CTS)

Pin 8 (is linked to Pin 7, CTS to RTS)

Pin 9 (is not connected, is used for modems mainly, RI)



The only things that appeared to being used by the radio are Pins 2, 3
and 5. But the software may need Pins 7, 8 and 6, 4 linked as per data
above. It may also be a case of a null modem type of connection that
would entail reversing Pins 2 and 3 but try as above first then
reverse if nothing has happened i.e. dose not talk to radio. This is
my best guess and I cannot be held responsible for any mishaps.