Added after 3 26 : Attachments to CK3100 v5.00 attached, may be useful for somebody. As I wrote earlier, the programming cable was supposed to be universal and hence this additional switch. it does not enter the programming mode, it is necessary to switch the switch to the open position and then supply the power supply voltage to it. In order for the control panel to function normally, i.e. Shorting this pin to ground and turning on the power, it switches to the programming mode, but for normal operation (eg checking), the control panel will not work with the w / o pin shorted to the ground. The small switch at the plug is to short the additional pin to the ground (see photo) if you want to program the panel. One small remark that can cause problems. I can connect any CK3100 control unit to the loudspeaker and power supply to check or program it.

They have nothing to do with programming the central unit, but I have them connected, because the whole is for service purposes. Middle pins (red and white cable) in the Parrot plug are loudspeaker outputs. Please note that the RX / TX pins are on the left side of the plug to the Parrot control panel and as in the picture (red / white cable) they are to be connected to the FTDI converter, i.e. I attach a picture of the programming cable and USB adapter -> RS232 TTL with ali. I had the version 4.xx and it came in without a problem 5.00. For the convenience of those interested, I put diagrams downloaded from these websites and the program Parrot_Software_update_Tool.Īll updates should fall. There will then be no need to download it again if for some reason the update does not work the first time. At some point, the program downloads the current firmware, which is convenient to save eg on the desktop. After start-up, you should proceed exactly according to program commands. Then download Parrot_Software_update_Tool to your computer. Important details: connections for Parrot CK300 and CK 3100 are different! In addition, RS232 lead masses are not connected to the power ground, so you should make these connections exactly according to the scheme, without omitting any. The wiring diagram and connections are available at and. Of course, you should have a 12V power supply for Parrot and 5V for an RS232 cable. In order to load the soft key, only the control panel is needed, without the display and the RS-232 cable. Because I received a query regarding the download of the Parrot CK3100 software, I will describe my experience.

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