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    downgrading MSP-430FETUIF killed it

    • Jim Taylor
      Posted by Jim Taylor
      on May 08 2012 14:20 PM
      Intellectual430 points

      I upgraded to CCS v5.  The project leader is still using CCS v4.  I tried to use my old CCS v4 IDE to make some changes to his code.  I got the following error message:

      Error initializing emulator:
      No USB FET was found

      I imported his project in to CCS v5 and got the same message

      After reading the MSP Debug Stack page I tried the downdate program,  It went into a loop, asking me to confirm disconnection, then asking me to confirm reconnection.  After about a half-dozen cycles I gave up.

      Now no one can see the emulator.

      What's next?

      MSP-430FETUIF
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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on May 08 2012 18:06 PM
      Guru100155 points

      Hi Jim,

      have you tried the version of the upgrade/downgrade utility through the start menu?

      CCS v4 will only work with dll v2

      CCS v5 will only work with dll v3

      Did you double check, as indicated on the wiki which FET version you have?

      Can you try downgrading and seeing if you can program the FET with the free Elprotronic tool?  www.elprotronic.com    there is a utility in the Tools menu.

      Please keep us informed.

      Best regards,

      Lisa

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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on May 23 2012 11:12 AM
      Guru100155 points

      Hi Jim,

      I just wanted to double check whether there is any update to your enquiry?   Was the information useful?

      Best Regards,
      Lisa

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    • Alexandre Hagihara
      Posted by Alexandre Hagihara
      on Mar 26 2013 07:04 AM
      Prodigy210 points

      I know this is an old post, but I had the same problem last week, when I tried to downgrade my MSP-FET430UIF on a Windows 8 64-bit machine. The problem was that the downgrade process failed because Windows couldn't recognize the FET after a first stage on this process.

      I tried to continue the downgrade process on a Win7 machine, using the latest Elprotronic's Lite FET-Pro430, without success. The only way to unbrick my FET was to use an old version of Lite FET-Pro430, one that don't use the version 3 dll and ask it to update my FET.

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