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![]() Just flashed without issues using the eXtreme Burner ... just need to select chip 324PA (already in the list of supported chip) ... open the .hex file from downloaded zip file ... click on Write Flash .... and ... DONE ... In my case I just unplug ESC and RX ... just naked KK board, power by the USBavr adapter-cable ... extra easy and extra safe ... Tomorrow I will check if I can experience some difference ... old firmware was already good for me ... but having the source code now it open new dimensions. Thanks again for your incredible work ... I will have to buy more KK2.0 ... since the old KK board, they just look so old and cheap ![]() Tchuss e_lm_70 |
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Plus it has independent option for read/write EEPROM, FLASH and Fuse Bit. Tchuss e_lm_70 |
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2. Translated into several languages 3. Keeps the repository up to date quickly - see how fast new KK2 fware was loaded? 4. Is on several rcgroup threads and can be contacted easily regarding issues 5. Supports flashing various boards and even ESC's 6. Option to configure firmware and so much more! |
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To me, eXtreme Burner is looking designed for unexperienced people Anyhow, since you offer free tool, and extensive support online ... I can see why your tool is popular ![]() Tchuss E_lm_70 |
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@LZ, yeah you must be right about the server. I've been watching progress, and it's taking an average of 6min to cache a 45kb zip form the quad repository. I'll kill the process to let others in; don't need those files right now anyways. ![]() Kev [edit: I noticed that "aircraft locator beep" feature on the new firmware. Sweet, now I have an excellent reason to flash the KK2 on my FPV quad. I got an e-mail notification about the ISP pin1 being closest to the buttons; forgot who it was that posted, but thanks!] |
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30minutes ... it is an eternity ... should be no more then 1 or 2 minutes Tchuss E_lm_70 Ps: cppm mode, once activated I would expect that the kk2 board does not read anymore the rx signal with kept the 4 independent channels, instead it work in the same way independently by the configuration .... strange .. tomorrow I will plug my rx with cppm support ... it would have been nice to read also rssi (ppm), since most of rx that support cppm also provide rssi |
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People should know that is all about read.write.verify the data in a atmega chip The board, or esc ... doesn't matter ... what matter is the chip type, and source the right .hex file in case somebody want to make a flash Tchuss E_lm_70 Ps: anyhow thanks for LazyZero for share his knowledge ... I was 'studying' his tips and info from his web site months/years ago ... a nice place for learn, mainly as a start |
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If you do it right, then the lcd get a light ... My cable for instance have to be plug in the opposite way ... but was a self made one ... one of the LazyZero tip if I recall right ... I got a 10pin usb programmer from ebay ... was the cheapest and I was unaware of the 6 and 10 pin plugsTchuss E_lm_70 |
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