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Anyone have any experience installing a 2c0b Wideband with LX1 Display and I cannot get it to communicate with my laptop. I am using a digitus usb serial convertor (works fine with my datalogit) and have checked drivers and comm port and is showing up as comm4. I keep getting timeout errors and a PIM error on the device itself. LX1 Display is showing nD I think regardless of with position is selected (0,1,2,3).

I have the lsu 4.9 sensor and the correct htx file saved to the desktop if I need it. But I cannot seem to get any of it to work. My computer knowledge is limited hence why I purchased a complete unit. Any help is appreciated. I spent hours last night trying to work it out. I tried re-flashing the unit and is came up complete without any retries, but I'm still not having any luck.

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That all seems to be ok. Peter from techedge has been trying to walk me through it via email. Should get it sorted hopefully. I may have been a little too eager to hook it up to my laptop, and now have to be walked through the set up process

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