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lurch228 
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Posted: September 02, 2016 at 1:04 PM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote lurch228
DEI has been buying up brand names for years, incorporating the technology they can use and eliminating the brands that would over-saturate any give market with brand names. Now they are streamlining the production lines by using 1 brain for 4 different models in every brand. Viper has a Alarm R/S brain that is 1-way 2-way LE,LC3,HD, same antenna for all 4 models and is also used for Pyhton, Clifford. That's 12 different models across the 3 brands all using the same brain. So far Avital is using the lower line DEI brains with the 6 pin main plug and the Non SST responder antenna. Limiting the 1 mile range to the premuim brands.
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May want to give this a read. http://www.directed.com/Recall/Docs/AutostartFieldFlashingHowToGuide.pdf
Has some info about Using a "Crossover D2D cable (found in XL202 kits) or making one for use with the xkloader2. By swaping the two data wires together.
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bogucki wrote:
it was the Autostart AS-2381TWFM , and there is no bitwritter port on it to like the vipers have i tried using the data to data ( red port) all the bitwritter says can't read
This model is also listed in the firmware update list of the above PDF
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Posted: October 09, 2016 at 4:13 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote lurch228
How to make a D2D crossover cable.
Swap "Red end Plug" Black and Green (or White on older cables) wires. So you have Red, Black, Green, and Blue.
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