Hi, I am having trouble with my chipKIT Max32.When I began using it with the Arduino IDE everything was fine, but after a few uploads I got my first failure with a target not found error. After trying the upload again it went fine, but from that point on I started getting target not found errors on nearly every upload, and I would have to retry. Then as time went on I would have to retry more and more times to get it to finally go through. This all occurred on the first day of use and after a few hours of use I was having to retry my uploads four or five times typically. The second time I used the board I was eventually able to get my sketch to upload after several retries, but now I can not get an upload to complete successfully even after many repeated retries.
The last few sketches that uploaded successfully were sending data to the USB port and I was able to see the data using Serial Monitor from the IDE. Also, I borrowed a PICkit3 and was able to program the chip successfully from the MPLABX IDE, so the board is not dead, it just can't be found via USB.
Any ideas what could cause this? Since it seems pretty unlikely that this is a configuration or software issue, what is the warranty on these things, and what is the process for that?
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Alex B
Hi, I am having trouble with my chipKIT Max32.When I began using it with the Arduino IDE everything was fine, but after a few uploads I got my first failure with a target not found error. After trying the upload again it went fine, but from that point on I started getting target not found errors on nearly every upload, and I would have to retry. Then as time went on I would have to retry more and more times to get it to finally go through. This all occurred on the first day of use and after a few hours of use I was having to retry my uploads four or five times typically. The second time I used the board I was eventually able to get my sketch to upload after several retries, but now I can not get an upload to complete successfully even after many repeated retries.
The last few sketches that uploaded successfully were sending data to the USB port and I was able to see the data using Serial Monitor from the IDE. Also, I borrowed a PICkit3 and was able to program the chip successfully from the MPLABX IDE, so the board is not dead, it just can't be found via USB.
Any ideas what could cause this? Since it seems pretty unlikely that this is a configuration or software issue, what is the warranty on these things, and what is the process for that?
Thanks,
Alex
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