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i have a CY8C3866AXI-040 and i can't program.
When i program on psoc creator, it open a new window "Selec Debug target".
I have use the schematic that is attached.
Regards.
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What programmer do you use`?
Bob
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mini prog3
thanks
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I have found sometimes forcing the USB by cable disconnect to re-negotiate the
correct part finally shows up in the target select window.
Regards, Dana.
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I tried to do that and not come out the same window ...
Always appears the same window
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Try forcing the driver uninstall with option checked to delete driver code,
windows device manager, and force a driver clean re-install.
Regards, Dana.
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You are a bit short in your answers:
What are the settings you use for the miniprog3
What do you connect it to? (Schematic)
Where does power (level) come from?
Bob
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Dana, I also have the family processor module cy8c38 (CY8CKIT-009) and then works in correctly.
Bob:
What are the settings you use for the miniprog3. -> the settings is same to use on cy8ckit-009
What do you connect it to? (Schematic) The VDDD = VDDDIO1 = VDDDIO2 = VDDDIO3 = VDDDIO0 = VDDA = 5V
Where does power (level) come from? from arduino 5v and gnd...
Thanks
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I had a similar problem when placed too low-capacity capacitors on pin65 (Vdda) and pin63 (Vcca = 1.8V not GND)
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Simply install the capacitors as Specified in the datasheet (1,0 and 0,1 )
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i try this and the problem is same....
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i put vcca to 1.8v and the error is same. the psoc creator open new window to select debug target...
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any ideia for this problem?
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If this is the first instance, I dare to suggest that the problem of soldering or scheme (99.9%).
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File a CASE on this and post your schematic and Miniprogr3 connections when you do.
To create a technical or issue case at Cypress -
www.cypress.com
“Support”
“Technical Support”
“Create a Case”
You have to be registered on Cypress web site first.
Regards, Dana.
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Hi,
Your problem is solved ?
1) Can you try at 3.3 V ?
2) Is your processor module working when put on development board ?
Thank you,
Pavan
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Hi Pavan,
This problem is resolved.
Thanks
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Even if you did something unusual, please let us know what has cured the issue, so that we may help other users.
Bob
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hi again,
i have again the same problem. i check every pin and they have correct voltage.
how can i fix it?
It's urgent!!
thanks
regards
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How did you fix it the last time?
Bob
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Use the correct capacitor and them it work it. This time didn't work...
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the problem was solved!!
thanks
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How did you fix it this time?
Bob
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What solved your problem?
Please post your solution.
Don't just leave it hanging as "Solved" without stating your solution. That way, other's having a similar issue can be assisted by this line of posts.