CC2541: How to program the IEEE address by command line tool SmartRFProgConsole.exe

Hi,

You may want to review this thread to find an example working command.

That being said, and from what I can see, I am not 100% sure the issue is coming from the comma after the 'F=0'. The "~" in your log seems to indicate the end of F="C:\test.hex". Can you verify if the file you specified can be accessed by the script?

Best regards,

Thank you for your replay!

The picture below shows the captured screen,

When I use  SmartRFProgConsole S EP F="C:\test.hex" command line, it works well.

But when I add the WI parameters, SmartRFProgConsole S EP F="C:\test.hex" WI(F=0,I=20.20.11.22.00.01), it doesn't work.

It seemed that my command line is similar with the one in the thread you've indicated.

Hi,

Thank you for the details provided.

Have you verified if the error could b caused by the white space between "WI(F=0," and "I=20.20.11.22.00.01)"?

Regards,

Thank you for your replay! 

I've tested the command line like below. Whether a white space added or not, it still hinted that the error is the comma.

I've tried an earlier version FlashProgrammer, it prompted the same error info.

Hi,

I wonder if your system could encode the characters slightly differently than mine.

Here is the command line I would like you to try (please copy-paste it in your sytem):

SmartRFProgConsole S EPVC F="C:\test.hex" WI(F=0,I=20.20.11.22.00.01)

Then you can try also:

SmartRFProgConsole S EP F="C:\test.hex" WI(F=0,I=20.20.11.22.00.01)

Best regards,

Thank you for your attention!

The comma was copied from the flash programmer's help information, maybe it's displayed in a different font.

I think the problem may cause by Windows 10 Powershell. When I change to windows 8 pro, it works OK.

So, this problem is due to that the Flash programmer is incompatible with windows 10 ?

Hi,

Nice find! Thank you for sharing!

Kind regards,