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icd-u40 problem after upgrade

 
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kireytir



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icd-u40 problem after upgrade
PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 4:08 am     Reply with quote

dear ccs worker and forum users (im sorry for my bad english)

i bought rfid development kit so i have icd-u40. i used it. it was succesfull but today, i updated icd's software and its firmware now its not working. i tried diagnostics. problem at reading device id. mclr voltage ok, vdd ok, device support ok.. i tried it with different circuits but result is not good every time problem at reading device id.
i hope you can help me.

thanks, good works.

mcan
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update
PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 4:28 am     Reply with quote

software: 4.008
icd-u40 fw version: 2.53
hardware: rev 5



icd to target cable dont have problem i opened icd and tested with avometer.
i tried update fw to old versions and software but result same

thanks for your helps

mcan
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oscilloscope results
PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:21 am     Reply with quote

i measured b6,b7 signals with oscilloscope. b7 is at 0v, b6 is at 5v.
so icdsignals is bad -> software says:
If there are no signals on either of the lines the ICD unit is bad.Call 262-522-6500 or Email support@ccsinfo.com to repair/replace the unit.
If the signals look noisy/distorted check the cable/connection from icd to the target.
If the signals look good check MLCR and vdd lines for noise.

im at turkey, i hope repair it with your supports.
im waiting your response. thanks.

mcan
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:53 pm     Reply with quote



i measured mclr, pgd, pgc with all selection. and pgc at all time high (b6).

whats your idea about that?
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