[hpsdr] OZY Difficulties

Graham / KE9H KE9H at austin.rr.com
Sun Oct 25 17:35:23 PDT 2009


David:

It sounds like the VID and PID have not been programmed into your board.
PowerSDR can not see an Ozy with the default VID/PID.

Is it a TAPR "factory" board, or something that was built by you or 
someone else?

I have a procedure for programming a new board.  Let me dig it out and 
email it to
you.  It will likely be tomorrow (Monday) sometime.  I'll also get Dave 
to post it to
the support section of the Wiki.

--- Graham / KE9H

==

David M. Witten II wrote:
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> I am having difficulty getting my HPSDR equipment operating.
>
> When I plug Ozy in to the backplane (alone) and plug USB into Ozy, I 
> get only an 'unrecognized device' in the XP Device Manager.  Only one 
> of Ozy's red LED lights, the one marked D12, is on.  Neither the 
> Altera tools nor PowerSDR see the interface.
>
> Windows does not know which driver to load, and the VID & PID are both 
> 0, suggesting that the Cyprus EZUSB chip is not negotiating properly 
> with the bus.  I assume that it is not programmed (or worse).
>
> Other boards I have with the same FX2 USB chip are finding their 
> drivers and loading correctly.
>
> Early on, When I first received my Ozy board, I did load test code 
> onto Ozy & Janus that blinked lights etc.  I don't remember the 
> procedure used, it was quite a long time ago.
>
> I am using the code from the 'How to get your HPSDR running' session 
> at  DCC in Chicago.  Scotty handed out CD's with all the required 
> software as of the preceding Friday, so the code is reasonably fresh.
>
> I have done this on two machines, both running XP.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Dave Witten
> KD0EAG
>
>> Frank:
>>
>> Unless you are talking about getting the bootloader into a brand new,
>> freshly built Ozy, the operating software is downloaded into Ozy
>> by PowerSDR from files in the associated folder, every time that Ozy 
>> is powered
>> up.  The console window that opens and closes the first time you run
>> PowerSDR for the day, is Ozy being programmed.  It is held in RAM
>> and is lost everytime you turn off the power.
>>
>> So, all that you need to do to have the latest software in Ozy, is to
>> have the latest version of PowerSDR, along with the other files in
>> the accompanying folder.
>>
>> Mercury and Penelope hold their programs in an EEPROM on the
>> circuit board.  Not so on Ozy, today.  The EEPROM is there,
>> in case we want to change it in the future, but it allows very flexible
>> things like using Ozy as a JTAG programmer, as well as the computer
>> interface for HPSDR, just with a different code down-load.
>>
>> --- Graham / KE9H
>>
>> ==
>>
>> FRANCIS CARCIA wrote:
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>>>
>>> >
>>> > Hi All,
>>> > I finally finished wiring my HPSDR chassis with a couple linear > 
>>> modules set up to run off line voltage. Everything just fits. I'm a 
>>> > few firmware revisions behind and have found them but for the life 
>>> of > me I can't remember how to program OZY. I read just replace the 
>>> > ozy-Janus.rbf file, but where is it? I do not have janus installed 
>>> so > do I need to plug it in?  > I wonder if someone could point me 
>>> to the procedure? I'm just getting > into radio season again. TNX, 
>>> Frank WA1GFZ
>>> >
>>> > 
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>>> >
>
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