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UCD9222: Programming virgin UCD9222 powers up and executes its program by default but after clearing configuration and re-programming the device always power up in ROM mode. How to reconfigure?

Part Number: UCD9222

I have been able to program a virgin part with a .xml project file using either the Fusion Digital Power Desiger or the FusionConfigWriter.exe with arguments --address 78 --project --infile filename.  The device powers up and executes its program by default. 

In order to return the device to a state that mimics how the device originally arrived from the factory there is a feature in the GUI under 'Tools>Clear Configuration..>Erase Data Flash and Restart GUI' to clear the device configuration by erasing data flash and writing a 0xAA bit pattern to it. I have used the FusionFirmwareDownload.exe command with arguments --pflash skip --dflash erase in order to clear the configuration from the command line.  Unfortunately this results in the device always powering up in ROM mode.  I have been able to use FusionPMBusScan.exe with arguments --execute-program-11 to force the device out of ROM mode and to execute its program.  I have also been able to use FusionFirmwareDownload.exe with arguments --pflash skip --dflash skip --execute-program, but I have not been able to re-configure the device so that it powers up and executes its program by default.  I have also tried  FusionConfigWriter.exe with arguments --erase-data-flash-before-importing 0xaa --address 78 --project --infile filename --reset-when-done always This results in the device executing its program, but I still have not been able to re-configure the device so that it powers up and executes its program by default.  Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.  Perhaps there is a checksum that needs to be recalculated and restored.