Error: Incorrect Signature ‘0A 0A 0A’
Problem description:
This error occurs only with Philips microcontrollers. If P2.7 of the target microcontroller is
LOW when the device exits the RESET condition, the microcontroller enters a hidden ‘test
mode’.
Fix/workaround:
Ensure that P2.7 is HIGH when the device exits the RESET condition. This is best achieved by
connecting P2.7 to Vcc.
Error: Erratic signature check and programming
Problem description:
Equinox have observed erratic programming operation with some target systems. e.g. the
Philips ISP Board. The behaviour includes incorrect signature reads and failure to program at
random locations.
Fix/workaround:
This problem is caused by a low specification power supply on the target system. If the
target Vcc is noisy or has excessive ripple, the Gemini programmer automatically trips out
and resets itself. The best way to avoid this problem is to ensure that a suitable power supply
plus proper decoupling is used on the target system. A sample circuit is shown in the ‘Target
System - ISP Design Requirements’ section.
Error: Programmer has rebooted
Problem description:
Equinox have observed erratic programming operation with some target systems. e.g. the
Philips ISP Board.
Fix/workaround:
This problem is caused by a low specification power supply on the target system. If the
target Vcc is noisy or has excessive ripple, the Gemini programmer automatically trips out
and resets itself. The best way to avoid this problem is to ensure that a suitable power supply
plus proper decoupling is used on the target system. A sample circuit is shown in the ‘Target
System - ISP Design Requirements’ section.
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