I can't get it to recognise the device though. When you connect the 5V is it supposed to light the LEDs on the drive? I checked the 5V with a meter ok but the drive looks dead.
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Ok, I've removed the jumper and sure enough the digits light up so I know that's ok.
However, every time I try to connect the TX/RX light blinks once and then I get "No response from target....etc"
I've tried the reset but that doesn't make any difference. I've tested the loopback on the USB COM device and that works fine so I'm at a loss as to how to get this thing to flash.
Any ideas?
EDIT: I've unplugged everything and plugged it back in and now I consistently get "Unrecognized device... Please, reset your device then try again" whether I restart the flash tool + reset or not
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I'm giving up for tonight. I must have tried this 100 times in the last hour. Something's wrong with it
Did you add usb in xpmode at the top and when it asks for a reset just remove the red power wire from gotek and replug it in and try again. You did set the right com port other than com1
I'm not sure what you mean by "add usb in xpmode at the top"
I'm using COM6 (confirmed in Device Manager and by testing loopback with Putty) Each time I reset I disconnect the 5V supply and reconnect (my wire is yellow )
I've also tried various baud rates, reducing and disabling the FIFO buffers but the result is the same. I just can't think what else to try.
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Working!!
I dropped the baud rate down to 1200 and it works. No other baud rate will work.
I just downloaded the XP version, removed the driver I had and installed the new one and it worked great and reliably. I did have to use the reset switch (I forgot to try the 5volt cable to see if that worked too)
There is a windows XP and Vista version, here is the link I read along with the authors name :-
the removing of 5volt wire for over a second idea works as good as the reset button I used. When first trying to connect via the software it will fail, click OK on the error message and then remove the 5volt cable or use a reset button for 1 second or so and then click next and it should work as it has everytime I tried it Looks like this is the answer we have all be looking for
@johnim It was something I was playing with when I worked at ARM in 2010. They very kindly gave me an Mbed http://mbed.org to mess around with. Basically the 90% was talking to the Amiga and sending MFM track data. The final 10% would have been the ADF selector on a HD44780 LCD display. Real life got in the way (doesn't it always?)
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