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I was trying to program my CH559 following the instructions and kept getting the following error (note I installed the WHCISPStudio application and changed nothing, just selected the Object File 1).
19:36:08:325>> [#Dev0]Begin to download...
19:36:08:344>> Jump to BOOT from the user area,configuration bits cannot be modified!
19:36:08:345>> BTVER:02.40
19:36:08:346>> UID:E2-4D-5D-BC-0-0-0-0
19:36:08:359>> Verify CfgBitVal failure.
19:36:08:362>> Failed!
After trying multiple times (not changing things in the app, just reconnecting the board a few times on different USB ports on my computer, not like that would really help) and worrying I had something wrong I hit the following button "Restore Default Configuration" in the WHCISPStudio application and
19:36:33:250>> [#Dev0]Begin to download...
19:36:33:268>> Jump to BOOT from the user area,configuration bits cannot be modified!
19:36:33:270>> BTVER:02.40
19:36:33:272>> UID:E2-4D-5D-BC-0-0-0-0
19:36:33:283>> Erasing...
19:36:33:369>> complete
19:36:33:371>> Programing...
19:36:34:100>> complete
19:36:34:103>> Verifying...
19:36:34:465>> complete
19:36:34:472>> Succeed!
I have no idea why i had to restore default configuration on a new install with a blank chip, but I just wanted to report it in case anyone else got the error. Not sure if it is something that needs integrated into the instructions or if I am a one off issue.
Thanks,
Sean
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I was trying to program my CH559 following the instructions and kept getting the following error (note I installed the WHCISPStudio application and changed nothing, just selected the Object File 1).
After trying multiple times (not changing things in the app, just reconnecting the board a few times on different USB ports on my computer, not like that would really help) and worrying I had something wrong I hit the following button "Restore Default Configuration" in the WHCISPStudio application and
I have no idea why i had to restore default configuration on a new install with a blank chip, but I just wanted to report it in case anyone else got the error. Not sure if it is something that needs integrated into the instructions or if I am a one off issue.
Thanks,
Sean
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: