Reply to "HELP Seiko S129 / S149 data output jack"

rodMember

Hi There,

I had the same problem but i discovered Seiko in Australia (Harold Wood) developed a cable to conect the output of the S149 to the PC using the 9 pin serial conector. The only problem is they only had 7 which i purchased for my bike club. They have the ability to make more but they will only do in batches of 10. We are holding an Australian title race end of July and im sure many other clubs will be interested.
We will be keeping 3 and have already on sold the other 4 once our race is over.I have coupled it with CPS plus to get the data to Excel. Please feel free to contact me ccdrc2003@yahoo.com.au

Rod

6/13/053:35 AM

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