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Thread: Ariva 254 Combo 'ON' error

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    Hi guys, well it took a little while to get back to solving this mystery, but I'm glad to report a happy ending.
    I went ahead and manually re-flashed the eprom on the board, without removing the device (with a clip).
    I simply could not get it to flash via the serial port at all, no matter what I tried, used the CH341 programmer, with the most recent abs file from the Ferguson site.

    It took some finagling to get it to work though, I had to do several erase steps with different programming sw, before the device would program error free.
    The most sucessful software I found to work was 'AsProgrammer' - worked the best for me.

    Thanks for all your help and responses up to now!

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    Well done! Persistence paid off in the end.
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