NetDuino mini locked
#1
Posted 29 November 2012 - 10:12 AM
#2
Posted 29 November 2012 - 07:12 PM
that near pin12, and watch out you dont hit the pin.
mini pinout
you than have to reflash tinybooterdecompressor via rs232 (not uart!).
be sure to flash the right one. if you wanna use rs232 for programming use the rs232 version, else the uart one.
mini firmware and short description how to flash it
edit: youd could also boot it in bootloader mode, it wount execute your app than, and you can delete it per mfdeploy (the erase button near ping)
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#3
Posted 30 November 2012 - 08:45 AM
To add to NooM's excellent tip... If you apply 3.3V-12V to the DTR pin on your Netduino Mini while powering it up, it'll go into TinyBooter mode. At that point you can simply press ERASE in MFDeploy to clear off your existing application.edit: youd could also boot it in bootloader mode, it wount execute your app than, and you can delete it per mfdeploy (the erase button near ping)
Chris
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#4
Posted 30 November 2012 - 09:52 AM
put 3.3v to the gold erase pad, its very small.
that near pin12, and watch out you dont hit the pin.
mini pinout
you than have to reflash tinybooterdecompressor via rs232 (not uart!).
be sure to flash the right one. if you wanna use rs232 for programming use the rs232 version, else the uart one.
mini firmware and short description how to flash it
edit: youd could also boot it in bootloader mode, it wount execute your app than, and you can delete it per mfdeploy (the erase button near ping)
thanks a lot it did work like a charm :-)
#5
Posted 30 November 2012 - 09:52 AM
To add to NooM's excellent tip... If you apply 3.3V-12V to the DTR pin on your Netduino Mini while powering it up, it'll go into TinyBooter mode. At that point you can simply press ERASE in MFDeploy to clear off your existing application.
Chris
thanks Chris. I'll bear it in mind for the next time.
#6
Posted 14 December 2013 - 09:18 AM
Really sorry to grave-dig this, but felt that it might be better than creating a new topic. I've the same issue, locked my device by using the MultiSPI library and setting the baud far too high. Now I can't communicate with the device. The main issue I have is that when applying power to DTR, the device still boots and starts the program ( I can see the program starting from PuTTY). I'm applying 5v to DTR from the same 5v rail that is powering the device. Should I be doing it differently? I'm using a PC PSU on my test bench for this. Everything is running on the 5V rail. I am using UART for debugging and deploying.
#7
Posted 14 December 2013 - 12:03 PM
#8
Posted 14 December 2013 - 10:34 PM
I managed to attach the Visual Studio debugger (Even though it could not deploy), by restarting the mini just as I pressed Yes on the Continue anyway? Dialog; and juggle the code pointer to cause a null pointer, crashing the program and allowing me to deploy on it. However the DTR still does not work on boot, most of the pins are floating, should something be grounded as a reference for the DTR pin ? I've recently had a lot of floating pin issues and I've run out of pull down resisters to combat it.
I bought the Mini a while back, it's most certainly running 4.1 firmware.
Thanks, Josh.
#9
Posted 15 December 2013 - 12:05 AM
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