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    Hello.
    Solution Dunker gave me, but the problem was in the same programmer. I used MKII isp, now programmed ATmega 64 UPA-USB and immediately appeared Hardware ID.
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    Hi

    I have problem with my XPROG.
    After update I have all autorization but when I try read or write device I got error "Unknown command. Software error"
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    Any Help please?

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    Software must be in c:/ ,update .reg files ,reprogram Atmega 64 . I have similar problem .
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    1 Program EEprom
    2 program Flash
    3 Lock bits -Program
    4 Fuse Bits Program
    Happy Day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robert54 View Post
    1 Program EEprom
    2 program Flash
    3 Lock bits -Program
    4 Fuse Bits Program
    Happy Day.
    Lock bits -Program - it is a last operation

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    This solution works OK.Tested tonight.
    Anyone who has problem with fuses and bits,post picture of your programmer options,I help you.

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    Today i read flash for cas 3 xprog read it as 2048kb it should 512kb ,,any opinion please ?

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    This is normal for xprog. Rosfar on the other side read only 512k and is correct also. Xprog use the whole range of addresses for this mcu from 0 to 1FFFFF, despite the fact that only some blocks are used. The unused blocks are filled with FF. Rosfar use only the blocks that contains data hence only 512k is produced.

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    Thanx
    And what if i need to write other flash with 512kb?

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    I made a script for upa to convert from one to the other format.
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    can u tell me how to use this script please ?
    i read flash with xprog ,its 2048kb , and need to write another one with 512kb
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    'write another one with 512kb', and by Xprog? If so, just use it the read 2048kb dump.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ttzag View Post
    can u tell me how to use this script please ?
    i read flash with xprog ,its 2048kb , and need to write another one with 512kb
    thanx again
    You will need to have upa 1.3 installed but no need to be plugged in. Load your dump in upa and use the script to convert your dump. The script has 2 choices, convert from rosfar to xprog or convert from xprog to rosfar, then you must save the converted dump. It is easy to use.
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    Default awakening atmga64

    I had problems with security bits
    I'll try to wake
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    To prevent atmega brick do not touch JTAG and SPIEN fuses.
    Also this firmware has bugs.
    For example,if you got an MCU that hangs on bypass security,when you press cancel,the windows program is cancelled but the programmer is still doing bypass security.
    To get it out of that bug,you need to disconnect it first,and reconnect again.

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