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Fox_Mulder · 05-25-2008, 12:45 PM

The LED binks so fast you dont actually see it blink lol but the settings are getting reset. You should see the LED come on for a second and fade out when the jumper or power is removed.

Do you still have the timing issues after uploading the new firmware?

Yep it will say programming failed and it might or might not have a note saying it failed on verification - cant remember.

You can try programming it with a different ICSP if you have access to one, but I did it according to the method in the first post and it fixed the timing issues for me.

I havent checked the version in the hardware properties on my M4, will do that tomorrow.

05-25-2008, 12:45 PM	#7
Fox_Mulder Variable Bitrate Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Melbourne, Australia The Truth Is Out There Posts: 291	The LED binks so fast you dont actually see it blink lol but the settings are getting reset. You should see the LED come on for a second and fade out when the jumper or power is removed. Do you still have the timing issues after uploading the new firmware? Yep it will say programming failed and it might or might not have a note saying it failed on verification - cant remember. You can try programming it with a different ICSP if you have access to one, but I did it according to the method in the first post and it fixed the timing issues for me. I havent checked the version in the hardware properties on my M4, will do that tomorrow. __________________ Fox Mulder 2001 Toyota Avalon Vxi Toshiba TE2000 Laptop 1Ghz BU-353 Black Xenarc 700TSV HD & Analogue TV FM DVD/CDRW Car2PC Adaptor 2004 Toyota MR2 Intel Dual Core 2.0Ghz 1Gb DDR2 160GB SATA2 M4ATX Lilliput 7" TS BU353