Running 'C:/CSR_uEnergy_SDK-2.3.0.31/tools/bin/make SDK=C:/CSR_uEnergy_SDK-2.3.0.31/tools -f hr_sensor.release.mak build'...
C:/CSR_uEnergy_SDK-2.3.0.31/tools/Makefile.common.rules.Auto:11: *** Failed to detect hardware on Debug Transport 'SPITRANS=USB SPIPORT=0' Project property: Target Hardware 'Auto Detect'. Stop.
Finished.
Hi,
I am afraid you might have damaged the CSR1010 IC.
I faced a similiar error when we damaged the same development board.
Regards.
It is nearly imposable to destroy the CSR1010 PCB if just connected to USB SPI to flash new code.
BUT, if you connect it to USB UART 5V, it may be born. use only USB UART 3V on TX/RX,
Disconnect it from All USB and let it be for 2H, something the PIO launched. and try again, just with USB SPI .
Try also using CsConfig.exe if it read the CSR1010 chip
Hi,
I already disconnected all and connect only with usb spi but nothing change .
I try to use the CsConfig.exe but it doesn't find the board.
This appear error after plug a button and a touch sensor on PIO11 and PIO9 (the button and the sensor are plugin on VDD_BAT).
I think that this can't damage the chip right?
Thank you
If button and a touch sensor on PIO11 and PIO9 received power from VDD_BAT, that can't burn the chip.
The question is what was the VDD_BAT voltage. if it was from CR2032 3V. that 100% fine. if it was external 5V, that can burn the chip.
Another possible is that you discharge static high voltage from yourself to PCB. and that can burn any chip.
Never touch parts or PCB surface. Hold PCB only on the most external edges. Or ground yourself with ground wristband all the time. see https://goo.gl/8lftFc
Static high-voltage happen normally when you are in cold weather, in a close warm and very dry rooms. Your walking charges your body and when you touch metal parts sometimes you can feel the high-voltage spike.
Another option is that you burn the PC USB port. Just plug another device to that PC USB and see if it gets power.
Or open device manager and see if you see CSR USB-SPI device.
Is your battery charged? you see 3V on CR2032 ?
Probably static. Or some load on the CSR SPI wires.
If it dead... no. Maybe if you have SMT soldering skills you can replace the CSR1010. I am not recommending that.
Ok, Thank you for your answers