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| anthonyksingleton |
Posted - 11/01/2012 : 15:14:15
This is a new unit I received this week. I am running USB Programmer version 6.17B on Windows 7 64-bit. The driver installed fine and when I plug in the USB connector it installs. The first time I ran the program it started up fine.
I tried to set up the hardware to work with an ATMEL AT28C64 EEPROM and write some dummy data to the chip but it didn't work properly. So I tried shutting down and restarting. This time the unit thinks there is supposed to be a chip still installed and then hangs. Of course, if I leave the chip in and start the program it stops and asks me to remove the chip and try again.
I have tried uninstalling a re-installing the software but it seems to be something with the hardware. Is there an internal jumper for resetting the hardware to default settings?
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| anthonyksingleton |
Posted - 11/02/2012 : 13:19:56
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Originally posted by ZLM
Your picture shows the programmer is OK. The software did nt find anything wrong.
Try change to another USB cable and see if it makes different.
I tried another cable, made no difference.
I tried another computer, also running Windows 7 64-bit. This time it loads up once and the device location graphic shows nothing installed. I chose a Dallas DS1230AB (new part). I install the unit and try an erase operation. It goes to 100% then stops, I press cancel but the program doesn't respond. When I reboot andtry running the program again I get the same problem as before, it just hangs after running the softwre update check. Is there some step I am missing? |
| ZLM |
Posted - 11/01/2012 : 22:10:44
Your picture shows the programmer is OK. The software did nt find anything wrong.
Try change to another USB cable and see if it makes different.
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