HI,

When i start the FWUpld.exe i get the message "this is no WIN32 Application"
i try it on WIN7 and WIN XP

Have anybody update the Sensor on an Windows PC ?

Greetings
Michael

yes, i have 4.5.1 installed on WIN7
and Framework 4.0 on WIN XP

Hi,

Same Error
<MATCHING_FILE NAME="FWUpld.exe" SIZE="34816" CHECKSUM="0xB82A3299" BIN_FILE_VERSION="1.0.0.0"
<MATCHING_FILE NAME="FWUpld_x86.exe" SIZE="34816" CHECKSUM="0xB82A3299" BIN_FILE_VERSION="1.0.0.0"

I look it is the same File ?

i dont know, next days i try it on other PC's

Thanks for your help

Hey guys,

i've got three V2.6 Kit (last year i think) with Firmware 1.0

I've tried to update the 1 Detector with Version 1.1

It looks good so far - µC Info worked and i tried to flash the V1.1 release. Also done. But then nothing happens.
Connecting Putty to the RS232 Terminal it shows only the '?' on and on and on.
Looks like the µC hangs continuously in boot mode.
The Flash File is about 17 kB is that right ? (The Flash tool reports only 6190 Bytes)

Is there anyway to get / flash the V1.0 Release


Kind regards
andreas

Hey guys,

i've got three V2.6 Kit (last year i think) with Firmware 1.0

I've tried to update the 1 Detector with Version 1.1

It looks good so far - µC Info worked and i tried to flash the V1.1 release. Also done. But then nothing happens.
Connecting Putty to the RS232 Terminal it shows only the '?' on and on and on.
Looks like the µC hangs continuously in boot mode.
The Flash File is about 17 kB is that right ? (The Flash tool reports only 6190 Bytes)

Is there anyway to get / flash the V1.0 Release


Kind regards
andreas

Well, I just bricked my detector, I can not sit still :)

Everything looked good when i clicked upload FW, the led blinking one time, progress bar, but Radioactive@home never came back in the display.
Any advice? What I need to flash the firmware in other way?

I looked at avrdude installed on my debian pc. Can I use it with the usb to ttl adapter or do I need anything else?

Thanks
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Well, I just bricked my detector, I can not sit still :)

Everything looked good when i clicked upload FW, the led blinking one time, progress bar, but Radioactive@home never came back in the display.
Any advice? What I need to flash the firmware in other way?

I looked at avrdude installed on my debian pc. Can I use it with the usb to ttl adapter or do I need anything else?

Thanks

Thank you appu
I just ordered an usbtinyisp v2 like programmer.
Do i need to power the detector via usb while programming or power should come form the programmer? There should also be a jumper in the programmer to provide the 5v or not
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I didn't found the schematic yet but if i remember correctly you can power it via the 6pin Header

Found the Schmetaic here.

The only thing i had to do was to make a connection bewtween the 6pin header of the GigerCounter and my 10pin header of my ISP. I also used the ISP to powering the Counter during flashing.

Firmware updated ;)

Detector connected only with the programmer and:

dsfa ha

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Ultra 4D
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