USB Problem Devo 10

calico
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05 Feb 2017 00:54 #58756 by calico

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can anyone help ?

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05 Feb 2017 12:49 #58770 by FDR

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According to this wiki page:
www.deviationtx.com/wiki/hardware/devo10
the BOOT0 pin is on CON2...

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calico
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09 Feb 2017 11:13 #58972 by calico

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where in the world con2 is ?
google doesn't help....
can't find "con2" text on the board
connector 2 ? where ?

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09 Feb 2017 11:33 - 09 Feb 2017 11:33 #58973 by FDR

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A few minutes search in the datasheet and the downloadable tx images revealed, that the BOOT0 pin is the pin 94, which leads to the small two pole unsoldered connector place on the right of the processor, just above the NRESET+TMS+etc connector.

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10 Feb 2017 07:47 #59021 by calico

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thank you again

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28 Jan 2018 05:08 - 28 Jan 2018 05:10 #67226 by Seven5555

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I just wanted to say thank you. I used Dfuse 3.05 demo and my Devo 10 was stuck it in dfu mode and unresponsive..

So, I used DfuSe v2.1 to load the stock FW 0.8B but didnt get it completely resolved until I loaded the library dfu file (in the FW 8.B zip) using the library tab in the tool. Then I was able to push the Leave DFU mode button and it worked. Maybe that might help someone using windows 8.1 also.

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