MembersPage/CocorToyota (2006-05-04 18:51:55)

I have v3.3 new board vith some problems:

the board don't work: no communication with pc, no lcd characters(just 2 lines on lcd).

In BrayTerm i have <0> and the board don't respond to any command.

After i enter in Boot mode (loopback the rs232 board)the board respond and everithng is ok : say 'S' report back AVREFI1, say 'v', report "20".

After that i try to update the firmware .i update with psituner and afterthat with perl (perl bin/prog.pl vems.hex :COMn Etwf) 3 diferent files of vems.hex and NOTHING. WHat is my Problem Now? The boot need to be updated?(it is posible to lose some information when i connect and disconnect rapidly the board Please help

  1. opened terminal program, set baud rate to 9600
  2. typed Man
  3. typed Manmcbffmcb, changed to 19200baud etc etc
then you will find the help from smart people alot more forthcoming and alot more helpfull.

After i upload 1.0.36 file vems.hex with perl command(perl bin/prog.pl vems.hex w) in command window i have:

total serious errors during write: 0

VERIFYING...

error at page 0

255,128,0,0

137,239,205,79error at page256

0,0,0,128

0.63.52.141verified<0 101632>

total serious errors at verify: 2

FAILURE we say E


i edit the .bat file (that runs perl prog.pl , not megaloader in your case, right?) without "t" and Problem at verifying :

Verify flash

Error at page: 0

Error at page: 0

too many errors, bailig out

'''A: I think its more reasonable that you have a bad serialport/cable, USB adapter? //Emil Larsson

Read all document befor you tke a conclusion; i write the flash with rs232;in terminal the board respond to any command but ONLY IN BOOT MODE (and in boot mode i can enter only loopback the board serial plug)

A bad serial adapter/cable (or broken ground in the cable) often seem to work for a few characters, but than fails in the middle of a bigger block.

If you can enter BOOT mode in 19200,8n1 and get answer for the following commands:

Than you are very likely to be able to reflash.

I'm thinking of a way to read/verify your bootloader and get verbose results.