HX3 ISP Programming - Versionsgeschichte

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:19 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:19:53Z

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	'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''		'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

	ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is ~~needed~~ to do so. A cheap one is the [http://www.avr-programmer.com/prog-s/ DIAMEX PROG-S] available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]) or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's firmware flash and EEPROM memory, it also flashes the bootloader itself and sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.		ISP means '''In System Programming''' and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is required to do so. A cheap one is the [http://www.avr-programmer.com/prog-s/ DIAMEX PROG-S] available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request as '''HX3 Remote''' supports this type directly. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]) or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's firmware flash and EEPROM memory, it also flashes the bootloader itself and sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:18 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:18:05Z

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	'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''		'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

	ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the [http://www.avr-programmer.com/prog-s/ DIAMEX PROG-S] available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's firmware flash and EEPROM memory, it also flashes the bootloader itself and sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.		ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the [http://www.avr-programmer.com/prog-s/ DIAMEX PROG-S] available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]) or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's firmware flash and EEPROM memory, it also flashes the bootloader itself and sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:17 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:17:39Z

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	'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''		'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

	ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the DIAMEX PROG-S available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's flash and EEPROM memory, it also sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.		ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the [http://www.avr-programmer.com/prog-s/ DIAMEX PROG-S] available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's firmware flash and EEPROM memory, it also flashes the bootloader itself and sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:14 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:14:42Z

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	'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''		'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

	ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer ~~does~~). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the DIAMEX PROG-S available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's flash and EEPROM memory, it also sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.		ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer can do for himself). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the DIAMEX PROG-S available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's flash and EEPROM memory, it also sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:13 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:13:58Z

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	'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''		'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

			ISP means "In System Programming" and differs significantly from update process by USB serial cable. The latter is done through a "bootloader" which calls a self-programming routine inside HX3's AVR controller (this is what your customer does). ISP instead directly programs the AVR controller through dedicated pins; a special ISP programmer is needed to do so. A cheap one is the DIAMEX PROG-S available from various electronic parts distributors; we can supply one on request. ISP is needed for reanimating dead HX3 boards ("[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubar FUBAR]") or programming "virgin" HX3 boards coming from assembly line. It not only programs the controller's flash and EEPROM memory, it also sets essential "fuses" inside the controller which cannot be changed by the self-programming process through bootloader.

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist am 25. September 2015 um 13:02 Uhr

2015-09-25T13:02:39Z

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			'''Please note: This page is intended for OEMs and dealers ony.'''

	==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==		==Updating a virgin, dead or corrupted HX3 board==

Bovist: /* Preventing COM Reassignment */

2015-09-25T13:01:43Z

Preventing COM Reassignment

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	==Preventing COM Reassignment==		==Preventing COM Reassignment==

	Windows will assign a new COM port number for each new FTDI device it finds. As a FTDI FT232RL device is built into HX3 Expanders and HX3 Extension boards, it will sooner or later run out of available COM port numbers as HX3 Remote only supports COM ports up to ~~COM32~~.		Windows will assign a new COM port number for each new FTDI device it finds. As a FTDI FT232RL device is built into HX3 Expanders and HX3 Extension boards, it will sooner or later run out of available COM port numbers as HX3 Remote only supports COM ports up to COM31. To prevent this, you should run the FTDI tool '''IgnoreSerialNo.exe''' ("run as admin" as described above). Select device FT232R/BM and click "Write". It will enter some information to your Windows registry that prevents assigning new COM port numbers for every new FTDI device connected to your PC.

			You may also change assigned COM ports in Windows Device Manager. In "COM&LPT ports", click on "USB Serial Port" of your connected HX3 USB cable and select "Properties" ("Eigenschaften" in german). Select serial port setting tab ("Anschlusseinstellungen" in german) and click "Advanced" ("Erweitert") button. Select a COM port number '''between 3 and 31''' in drop-down menu at top of page (even if allegedly in use) and click OK.

Bovist: /* Final Steps */

2015-09-25T12:50:16Z

Final Steps

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	Set '''Organ Defaults''' to customer's requirements (HX3 boards only). After programming, select appropriate ScanCore (default: '''Fatar''' on HX3 boards, '''MIDI''' on HX3 Expander) and click '''Finalize'''. Test the unit with MIDI input.		Set '''Organ Defaults''' to customer's requirements (HX3 boards only). After programming, select appropriate ScanCore (default: '''Fatar''' on HX3 boards, '''MIDI''' on HX3 Expander) and click '''Finalize'''. Test the unit with MIDI input.

			==Preventing COM Reassignment==

			Windows will assign a new COM port number for each new FTDI device it finds. As a FTDI FT232RL device is built into HX3 Expanders and HX3 Extension boards, it will sooner or later run out of available COM port numbers as HX3 Remote only supports COM ports up to COM32.

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2015-09-25T12:36:39Z

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Bovist: /* ISP Programming of a Dead HX3 Board */

2015-09-25T12:33:06Z

ISP Programming of a Dead HX3 Board

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	In most cases, '''AVR only''' (small button, just installs firmware and bootloader on AVR controller) should be sufficient to reanimate a dead HX3 board as the FPGA flash content is not affected by a corrupted firmware. Regard procedure for a virgin HX3, using the '''AVR only''' instead of '''Production Prgrm'''.		In most cases, '''AVR only''' (small button, just installs firmware and bootloader on AVR controller) should be sufficient to reanimate a dead HX3 board as the FPGA flash content is not affected by a corrupted firmware. Regard procedure for a virgin HX3, using the '''AVR only''' instead of '''Production Prgrm'''.

	One small lot of HX3 boards sold from March 2015 to August 2015 ''might'' have the "brown-out detection level reset" (BOD) fuses of the AVR controller not programmed properly by factory (my personal fault). If you happen to get a dead HX3 (just some squares on menu display) or a HX3 that lost its licenses or other settings, it is likely that it has the BOD fuses not set correctly. This ~~might~~ be corrected with the '''Set Fuses''' button when the board works otherwise. '''AVR only''' and '''Production Prgrm''' buttons will program the fuses automatically.		One small lot of HX3 boards sold from March 2015 to August 2015 ''might'' have the "brown-out detection level reset" (BOD) fuses of the AVR controller not programmed properly by factory (my personal fault). If you happen to get a dead HX3 (just some squares on menu display) or a HX3 that lost its licenses or other settings, it is likely that it has the BOD fuses not set correctly. This will be corrected with the '''Set Fuses''' button when the board works otherwise. It will not reset licenses or other settings.

			===Final Steps===

			'''AVR only''' and '''Production Prgrm''' buttons will program the fuses automatically, but they will erase licence and custom settings so they have to be re-entered manually (exception: OEMs that have received the decrypt56.exe tool).

			Set '''Organ Defaults''' to customer's requirements (HX3 boards only). After programming, select appropriate ScanCore (default: '''Fatar''' on HX3 boards, '''MIDI''' on HX3 Expander) and click '''Finalize'''. Test the unit with MIDI input.