No, still stuck in bootloader mode. Also tried to short pin 4/5 of J6 which got it connected again to the software and enabled me to download the firmware. However, it never came out of bootloader mode. Second time I tried this I short pin 2 and 3 instead 4 and five (didn't find out which ws which in the datasheet) and smoke came from the DLCP board. It's still active and still stuck in bootloader mode. This board is probably going back to Hypex....
I'm no trying to get my second DLCP with 12 channels running but haven't been successful here either. It says "Waiting for DLCP" in the display. Someone gave me an instruction of how to set up it with 12 channels (somethine Hypex hasn't written in the manual!), but it didn't work. Going to try now to flip the S6 switch.
I'm no trying to get my second DLCP with 12 channels running but haven't been successful here either. It says "Waiting for DLCP" in the display. Someone gave me an instruction of how to set up it with 12 channels (somethine Hypex hasn't written in the manual!), but it didn't work. Going to try now to flip the S6 switch.
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Not able to to update to anything. And I'm only getting connection when shorting pin 4 and 5.
Please stop shorting pin's!!!!
First disconnect the controller and disconnect the power supply from one dlcp board.
Power up, plug in your usb cable and check if the PC is seeing the board, if not flip the switch at the back. Check in the HFD controlpanel if it showing the firmware version ( 2.3).
After this step check the other DLCP board. Also check all the led's are working on the boards.
First disconnect the controller and disconnect the power supply from one dlcp board.
Power up, plug in your usb cable and check if the PC is seeing the board, if not flip the switch at the back. Check in the HFD controlpanel if it showing the firmware version ( 2.3).
After this step check the other DLCP board. Also check all the led's are working on the boards.
Where do you find the Firmware and Controller firmware update? Can't see it on Hypex Shop or Hypex Pro...
The official procedure:
I have not tried this myself, but this is the procedure:
To update the DLCP’s, with the fail-safe bootloader functionality;
Remove all power, USB cable, and turn off connected amplifiers
Get latest version of the DLCP firmware (see our website)
Please short pin4-5 of J6(program header) on the DLCP. You could use one of the jumpers, placed on J5/J8. (please take a look at the datasheet for pin numbering)
Apply power
Please wait a few seconds
To show it entered the bootloader mode, the DLCP will toggle the green led a few times.
After this, it will continuously toggle this led.
Please connect your USB cable now.
Remove the jumper on J6
Start Hypex Filter Design, it should prompt a message ‘Bootloader mode ‘ and goto download- Firmware update
Please select the firmware version and wait for it to finish.
I have not tried this myself, but this is the procedure:
To update the DLCP’s, with the fail-safe bootloader functionality;
Remove all power, USB cable, and turn off connected amplifiers
Get latest version of the DLCP firmware (see our website)
Please short pin4-5 of J6(program header) on the DLCP. You could use one of the jumpers, placed on J5/J8. (please take a look at the datasheet for pin numbering)
Apply power
Please wait a few seconds
To show it entered the bootloader mode, the DLCP will toggle the green led a few times.
After this, it will continuously toggle this led.
Please connect your USB cable now.
Remove the jumper on J6
Start Hypex Filter Design, it should prompt a message ‘Bootloader mode ‘ and goto download- Firmware update
Please select the firmware version and wait for it to finish.
Bugger, that means taking it all apart...
Thanks for the info, I can't get mine to update either, (using Parallels for Mac)
Mine says (and has done for a while) Bootloader mode on the screen, but has still been playing audio fine, so have left it until I can play with the new HDF.
Thanks for the info, I can't get mine to update either, (using Parallels for Mac)
Mine says (and has done for a while) Bootloader mode on the screen, but has still been playing audio fine, so have left it until I can play with the new HDF.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
For pin numbering: please look at the DLCP data sheet. The black dot on J6 (right side when J6 is on top of board) represents pin no 1.
The one being stuck in boatloader mode only has one board. The green light doesn't come on anymore, only the three red ones. The software doesn't see it unless shorting pins.
The other one with two DLCP boards is stuck with "Waiting for DLCP" in the display, green light on both DLCPs. Haven't shorted any pins here.
I think you have blown the one with 1 board by shorting pins 2 and 3.
The one with 2 boards, what do you see in the controlpanel?
Are you running a Window's machine?
The one with 2 boards, what do you see in the controlpanel?
Are you running a Window's machine?
It connects and says firmware version 1.2.
Windows 7.
Are the switches set correctly for two boards?
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You are making the same mistake as StudioAu.
You cannot upgrade directly from firmware 1.2 to 2.1/2.2/2.3. You have to load a new boatloader first.
Please read the PDF!!!!
But the boards in the 2 boards version are still a live!
Do not forget to update the controller firmware after updating to V2.3!
You cannot upgrade directly from firmware 1.2 to 2.1/2.2/2.3. You have to load a new boatloader first.
Please read the PDF!!!!
But the boards in the 2 boards version are still a live!
Do not forget to update the controller firmware after updating to V2.3!
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And all your crashes and problems are caused by the old Firmware!!!!!
Everybody please update!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Everybody please update!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yesterday I tried to measure speaker response with HFD software using UMIK-1 USB mic and ASIO driver. To my knowleadge, this was wrong attempt or I have missed something.
First, I have installed up-to-date ASIO drivers and then connected UMIK-1 to the USB. Then I launched HFD and setted-up necessary options in ASIO driver menu.
Next, I have done a measurement of the speakerset with HFD. The freuqency response looked great, even after trimming the impulse response.
This was too good to be true so I decided to revise it with REW. Two times:
Now it can be seen that HFD measurements aren't thruthful. I suppose that REW measurements arw closer to the true. The strangely good HFD measurement could be caused of the clipping of the mic signal level or another issues which I am not aware of. What could went wrong?
First, I have installed up-to-date ASIO drivers and then connected UMIK-1 to the USB. Then I launched HFD and setted-up necessary options in ASIO driver menu.
Next, I have done a measurement of the speakerset with HFD. The freuqency response looked great, even after trimming the impulse response.
This was too good to be true so I decided to revise it with REW. Two times:
Now it can be seen that HFD measurements aren't thruthful. I suppose that REW measurements arw closer to the true. The strangely good HFD measurement could be caused of the clipping of the mic signal level or another issues which I am not aware of. What could went wrong?
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Please read:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digital-line-level/164277-hypex-dsp-module-s-112.html#post4561504
It will not work!!
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digital-line-level/164277-hypex-dsp-module-s-112.html#post4561504
It will not work!!
What do you mean by load a new boatloader?
I've read the manual, but I don't think Hypex has updated since the release. As least, I don't find any answers there.
I can't upgrade to the controller firmware either. Tried that a long time ago.
Mine actually got stuck in boatloader mode some days after I installed the latest firmware (not the beta one).
I think Hypex is mainly the one to blame here. They have a very poor manual with little information and a product that's still unreliable after about 2 years of relasing it.
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