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Bluecore can't connect to CSRA64215 #23

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kingmercian opened this issue Jul 29, 2017 · 4 comments
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Bluecore can't connect to CSRA64215 #23

kingmercian opened this issue Jul 29, 2017 · 4 comments

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@kingmercian
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Hi @lorf , I am hoping you can tell me where I am going wrong!

Connections:

CSRA64215 Resistor FTDI BATT
GND GND
3.3V 3.3V
SPI_EN 10KΩ 3.3V
SPI_MOSI 220KΩ RI
SPI_CLK 220KΩ RTS
SPI_CSB 220KΩ DTR
SPI_MISO 220KΩ DSR

I am using BlueSuite 2.6.x and my env is Windows 10, I am using the generic fake FTDI with pinout from eBay and I am using libusbK with your .dll replacing the one within BlueSuite.

BlueSuite detects the FTDI interface but when attempting to connect I get "Error detecting chip type (unable to start read (invalid control data))"

Any input would be appreciated.

@kingmercian
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After more digging:

C:\Program Files (x86)\CSR\BlueSuite 2.6.2>BlueFlashCmd.exe -chipver
blueflashcmd, version 2.6.2.632 Release
Copyright Cambridge Silicon Radio Limited 2002 - 2015.

13:09:37.500194: all:spi.c:558:spi_init: csr-spi-ftdi 0.5.2, git rev 4c3061a
13:09:37.525193: warn:spi.c:497:spi_enumerate_ports: FTDI: ftdi_usb_get_strings() failed: [-7] libusb_get_string_descriptor_ascii() failed
13:09:37.610222: err:spi.c:728:spi_open: FTDI: ftdi_usb_open_desc() failed: [-6] ftdi_usb_reset failed
==============================================================================
ERROR: Couldn't find SPI port
==============================================================================
Failed

So looks like it isn;t connecting to the FTDI even though it all looks good from device manager:
capture

@kingmercian
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Also looks similar to this issue, as that user did I also use two PSUs (one to power FTDI and one for CSRA64215) and I had also tried connecting ground from FTDI to CSRA64215 but this causes the FTDIs LEDs to light up permanently and prevents it from connecting to the computer.

@lorf
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lorf commented Jul 29, 2017

I think 220 KOhm in signal lines is too much. Please try 220 Ohm resistors.

@kingmercian
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My bad, I meant 220 Ohm.

For some reason it started working after unplugging and replugging the ft232 a few times.

Thank you.

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