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No worries pal ,, we will sort this ,,, give me an hour as i am just leaving the office , when i get home i will post a pic of the connection you need ..
 
Ok i have done a quick mock up with paint , but if you follow the colour connections as per the image you should be connected ok.
 

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Yeah Still Error connection to the target bored im doing something wrong somewhere, i will send a picture of what ive done
 
The bottom part of that picture represents FCUSB so if you link them according to that you should have a connection
 
okay here is what i did still no connection
 

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Ok your pins on the FCUSB are wrong the front pins are your main ones the back ones are your GND (near the toggle switch) and your TCK on the opposite end.
 
This is a modified picture of an old version FCUSB but this is the pin layout you need to follow.

EJTAG_(Pin_Outs).jpg
 
ive swapped pins over is this right sorry for being a, noob its my first time
 

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No worries we all got to start somewhere....
Still wrong on the back pins the you still only have one connected that looks like your black lead that is attached to your GND on the modem , if so that has to be the other end of the back pins ,,,, then you need your TCK which should be the one directly in front of where the black is going to go that has to be moved to where your black lead is currently
 
Can, you do me a favour, and show me if you have a modem and these leads :/ im so confused atm
 
Don't have one of these modems anymore in my stock , but follow this picture it does not get anymore straight forward than this..

EJTAG_(Pin_Outs).jpg
 
No ,,, you have got the pins on the wrong side again....Look at the picture above and you can see where i showed they must attach too ,,, you are looking at the picure and connecting as you see it ,, but look at the actual layout of your board to see what side is what ,,,, the Red line that is drawn on goes to PIN 1 , you should see a #1 actually printed on the modem PCB
 
I'm sorry, tbh with you i don't have a single clue what I'm doing, i just brought the flashcatUSB coz i liked what it does, i don't do this stuff, i pentest web and earn money bug bounty sqli injection and all that, so i wanted to try something, new i know this sounds easy for you lot but, i just don't understand once i know what to do i will fly by i Teached my self sql and injection code into we to dump data, so i will teach my self and learn new stuff at this topic but what I'm trying to say the picture don't make sense to me, i can follow like that its hard for me my sound dumb but, i learn my self by reading books n all that stuff really watching Videos. Here i have took a picture of my modem motorolla sb5101e and i have edited i with paint so what side do i have to put the main pins into and what side do i have put the GND.
 

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All the pins you marked up there are all ground , as you look at that picture your pin 1 Is top left .
 
Does this make more sense to you .... Back pins (your RED block is all GND , just choose 1 of those pins )

EJTAG_(Pin_Outs).jpg
 
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