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Zahkriin
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3 years ago

Max1000 Remote System Upgrade via SPI

Hello, I have a Max1000 development board and would like to perform a remote system upgrade with it. I have programmed an SPI interface to send the required data. (Here not necessarily SPI must b...
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sadann22
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1 year ago

This was not my question.

I did not ask about the order of the bits in each byte.

I was asking about the order of the bytes.

first byte that I should send to you is X"50"

2nd byte X"ff"

3rd byte X"47"

and so forth according to the rpd file as displayed in my former post.

I was not sure about that.

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1 year ago

I don't remember this exactly but I think yes, it is the order. I use serial console's file sending ability so may be it depends on the program but I think it is in the order 50,ff,47,...

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    sadann22
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    1 year ago
    Can you write the link to the serial console and i will try to dig into it.
    Thanks.
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    sadann22
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    1 year ago

    Thank you jozephka99.

    I succeeded to configure the MAX 10M16 device after performing all the needed modifications of your code.

    CFM1 is composed of 2 sectors (3 and 4) while CFM0 is composed of only 1 sector (5).

    So, in order to erase CFM1I used the erase feature for the 2 sectors 3 and 4.

    Everything now is working great.

    Thank you jozephka99 for your assistance.

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    1 year ago

    You're welcome. I'm glad that you have succeed it. I think it is not so difficult to do actually but it is very challenging when there is no much info in documents.