XMCQH128A​ Programming issue

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  • hikesync
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    • Nov 2016
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    XMCQH128A​ Programming issue

    Sup guys i've been having a trouble with XMCQH128A chips, this is the only model that always fails to programming. All the others models and brands like Winbond, cFeon, etc. All works fine. But i just cant do it with XMC chips, is there some specific program that i must use? (i am using NeoProgrammer)


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    • lotas
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      • Jan 2016
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      First, install a newer version of the program. Second, you need to read the Status Register, what it is set to, then remove all the checkboxes (remove protection) and press "Write", then erase, write a new dump, and set the Status Register (Protection) that was originally.
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        • lotas
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          It doesn't work or you don't understand something?
          Last edited by lotas; 06-27-2025, 12:38 PM.

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