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Dear Sir,
Customer using DS100BR111 and setting file at attach, if you can help transfer to .bin file?
Thanks, Ian.re-driver config setting.zip
Dear Michael,
I would like convert 1.hex to 1.bin and according your suggest using hex2bin,
I got 1.bin at attach, would you pls kindly help to check is correct .bin file I convert?
Thanks for help.1.zip
Hi Ian,
Yes, I believe this is done correctly! For future reference, a good, free tool you can use to check on the .bin file contents is Hex Editor Neo. From there, you can check the contents of the .bin file with the contents of the .hex file. Note that Hex Editor Neo will parse out everything except for the data. In other words, you will only see the gray portion when viewing the .bin file in Hex Editor Neo.
I'm curious about the contents of the .bin file and whether this is just a simple test or an actual hex file. I ask because it seems like all the registers in each of the EEPROM slots are programmed to 0x00.
Regards,
Michael
Dear Michael,
I checked .bin content that I transfer from .hex looks content is empty. Would you pls help to check what I'm wrong? Thanks for help.
Hi Ian,
Please see the corrected hex file and bin file attached.
I think what you may have been doing is setting the correct configurations in the High or Low Level Page, but not updating the EEPROM slot from the device settings. You must click "Update Slot From Device" in order to update the highlighted slot (note that Device 0xB0 in Slot 0 is selected in the "Address/Slot list Section" table). Afterwards, you can "Write to EEPROM Hex" file to generate the hex file.
After ensuring that Slot 0 is updated, I generated the hex file, then used "hex2bin.exe" to create the binary file. Note that this binary file assumes that only 1 device with Address 0xB0 is being programmed. You will need to add "No. of Device" in the top left in order to program more Slots.
Michael
