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Windows 7 32 bit Usbdm 4.12.1.262 I try to program MC9S08AC128 but all the time it throws error trying another MC9S08AW60 everything is ok problem now .If MC9S08AC128 you read the flash now problem and write the read everything will be ok, but when you write a new file, what you need is shown, the s19 format recording goes until then, the camera does not respond to the test
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Just repeating the answer from the other thread for clarity - please respond to this.
Hi,
I cannot really respond to this situation since you are using old version of the software and an OS version I no longer have access to.
You also have NOT described the problem.
Please do the following to aid in testing:
- Install the latest version from sourceforge (USBDM_4_12_1_320_Win.msi)
https://sourceforge.net/projects/usbdm/files/Version%204.12.1/Software
- Update the BDM hardware to the current version of the firmware provided with the software
If updating the software has no effect:
- What the problem actually is. Is there an error message?
- What version of HARDWARE you are using.
- You can try running the debug version of the software which will produce an error log.
- Run the debug version of the programmer - usually located in C:\Program Files\pgo\USBDM 4.12.1.320\
You will need to use the command (from the command line in above directory)
.\UsbdmFlashProgrammer-debug.exe -target=hcs12
- Try the failing operation
- Upload the log files located in %APPDATA%\usbdm
- Flashprogrammer.log
- usbdm.log
This may provide some information on what is going wrong and then I can try to locate the problem.
Bye.
