Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
send them that picture, tell them it's U7 and you need the binary file to put in it.
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
this sticker was on the original chip, can it be useful to us?Attached FilesLast edited by falcontech; 09-02-2020, 06:37 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
if they actually know what they are doing then ask for the firmware for the atmel usb controller and include the page from the service manual with the chip reference.
better yet, include the page with a big red circle added around the chip!Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
and now how do you do it? what request should I make to numark, I think it will be a bit difficult to explain to him what I need, can you give me a precise indication?Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
that is not the atmel firmware, it's for the main chip.
the atmel firmware will be a BIN or HEX fileLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
I finally managed to get the firmware through the Italian assistance, how should I proceed now?Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
I wrote them a nice message on FB's wall but I know they will never make it public:
Good morning,
I have a problem with my ns6 (first edition) I have written several times to the Italian assistance that at the parent company, I need the firmware of this controller because due to a problem it failed to load, I was asked to change the card main for a cost of 190 euros, you call this me assistance service? do i have to spend 190 euros for a problem that i can solve at no cost? I await an answer and the firmware otherwise I will be forced to stop buying your products and as a reseller do not recommend the purchase anymore ThanksLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
scumbags.
i wonder if they know this is out in the open for potential customers to read.Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
Hello here I am after receiving an answer from numark italia assistance, unfortunately I have no good news, I was denied the purchase of the atmega containing the firmware and also the sending of the firmware to be reloaded, I was offered to buy the card at the price of 190 euros, now I wonder but what the hell do they put an ISP attack on the card if they don't give you the possibility to have the firmware? now I'm at a standstill, if anyone has a solution let me know thanksLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
but look what the hell ... I try to ask if they send me an atmega with the firmware inside let's see what happensLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
the chips are not the same.
for a start your unit does not have an ST32 microcontroller or a DFU mode.
or an XMOS chip.
final problem, that's a 20k binary and you only have 16k flash space.Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
where should i load the firmware?Attached FilesLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
I try to load it let's see what happensLeave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
That is what they call the "XMOS firmware" in the above screenshot.
-Whatever that is, don't ask me, I didn't design it
That said it is of a size (24KB) which would be in the ballpark depending on used encoding format for the Atmega...Leave a comment:
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Re: Problema Di Numark NS6 Usb
what did you send me which controller it belongs to? yes I know that of the ns6II probably will not work I would just try to load it to see if at least it is detected by the pcThe firmware goes inside the Atmel.
The service schematic shows the USB port, but also J13 programming header is connected for this purpose.
The thing is via USB is not possible without there already being a firmware on the device: i.e. you can update via USB, but not load the initial firmware that way.
I extracted the firmware from the installer, but this does not look to be in Intel HEX format. (And also how do you know if the NS6-II model is even similar?)
So it might be something proprietary, I don't really know.
As stj said your best bet here might be to get some info from the manufacturer.
Most likely the firmware is obfuscated, but maybe in that case they could sell you a preflashed new Atmel chip...
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
The firmware goes inside the Atmel.
The service schematic shows the USB port, but also J13 programming header is connected for this purpose.
The thing is via USB is not possible without there already being a firmware on the device: i.e. you can update via USB, but not load the initial firmware that way.
I extracted the firmware from the installer, but this does not look to be in Intel HEX format. (And also how do you know if the NS6-II model is even similar?)
So it might be something proprietary, I don't really know.
As stj said your best bet here might be to get some info from the manufacturer.
Most likely the firmware is obfuscated, but maybe in that case they could sell you a preflashed new Atmel chip...
Attached FilesLast edited by Per Hansson; 07-25-2020, 12:38 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Numark NS6 Usb problem
so are you telling me that the firmware should not go inside atmel ??? and at this point why the controller is not detected by the computer?Leave a comment:
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