Connecting PC to Integra 64 Alarm System: Steps for Macro Commands & Security Zones

Hello
I am a user of the Integra 64 based alarm system for several years. I have several home security zones, which is why I decided to create macro commands. I decided to connect to the Integra 64 computer. Below are the steps I took.
1. Enter on the keypad / keypad:
a) administrator password and press *
b) Select "Change options"
c) Select 'Permanent access' Cheese." and enter "T"
d) Exit
2. Enter the service code on the keypad / keypad and press *
a) Select "Service mode". The service mode will start and the key LED icon will flash. If the menu goes out, the key continues to flash, re-enter the service password.
b) Select "Take over TS"
c) Select "Ident. INTEGRA "and save the ID
d) Select "Ident. DloadX "and save the ID
3. Run the "Check PL-23-3 chip version v1006" program
a) Check the active COM port
4. Connect the cables: USB + RS-232 (DB9FC / rj-KPL) and connect the computer cable (USB port) with Integra64 (RJ port).
5. Start the "DLOADX" program
a) Enter the password "1234"
b) Select "Connection / Configuration" and select the COM number which has been identified by the "Check PL-23-3 chip version v1006" program
c) Select from the "Communication / Communication configuration" menu and enter the INTEGRA and DloadX identifiers (in the attachment window for entering)

Despite the steps described, I can't connect to Integra 64.
I am aware that the topic is trivial, but each of the advanced users used to start their adventure with Integra centers and learned the basics as I do now.
Please help. What else should I do or what activities have I missed.
I am asking for your understanding and a detailed description of the solution.

Service password * -> Downloading -> Run ...

Added after 2 [minutes]:

BTW - which DB9FC? I suggest you check it, the cable should be correct, not first.

Thank you, Mr. Darek, for your quick reply.

I carried out activities according to Your hints in order:
1. Enter the keypad / keypad:
a) administrator password and press *
b) Select "Change options"
c) Select 'Permanent access' Cheese." and enter "T"
d) Exit
2. Enter the service code on the keypad / keypad and press *
a) Select "Downloading" and start "Start DWNL-RS".
b) Select "Service mode". The service mode will start and the key LED icon will flash. If the menu goes out, the key continues to flash, re-enter the service password.
c) Select "Take over TS"
d) Select "Ident. INTEGRA "and save the ID
e) Select "Ident. DloadX "and save the ID
3. Run the "Check PL-23-3 chip version v1006" program
a) Check the active COM port
4. Connect the cables: USB + RS-232 (DB9FC / RJ-KPL) and connect the computer cable (USB port) with Integra64 (RJ port).
5. Start the "DLOADX" program
a) Enter the password "1234"
b) Select "Connection / Configuration" and select the COM number which has been identified by the "Check PL-23-3 chip version v1006" program
c) Select from the "Communication / Communication configuration" menu and enter the INTEGRA and DloadX identifiers

I still haven't received the connection.

questions:
1. Is something else missing in my steps?
2. After entering the correct COM port in DownloadX (point 5b) the window with the rest of the options in the window is inactive. Should it be like that? Screenshot attached.
3. After starting DonwloadX, some Integra ID is entered that does not match the ID of my Integry64, and the zeros are entered in the DownloadX ID field.
In connection with point 5c, do we enter in DownloadX -> "Communication / Communication configuration" both identifiers (Integra and DownloadX) obtained in points 2d and 2e?
4. I attach a photo of my cable. I bought it from a Satela store. Through it (I connect 3 cables: USB + RS-232 (DB9FC / rj-KPL) + RJ / PIN3) I configure the settings in GPRS-T2. I have used it only a few times (less than 10) in the last 3 years. Do you think the reason for the lack of connection with Integra64 could be my cable?

Not this cable - this one is for GPRS, Versy, CA-5, CA-6.

As already mentioned in the post of colleague Stan-Mar and in my above, this cable is not correct. It should be white (DB9F - without "C"). It is no longer produced, but you can do it yourself according to the installer's instructions for the Integra control panel.

Today, the only official Satellite cable in current sales is USB-RS.

Gentlemen - you are GREAT.
We already know where my problem lies.
I am asking for the last verification and I do not take your time.
So I have to make the cable as in the installer manual on page 24 (diagram attached). The made cable is connected to the computer via a USB-RS232 cable (attached).
Do i understand correctly

Mierzyn007 wrote:

Do i understand correctly

Yes