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MCC 128 can not open device


Paul Chang

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Dear Sir,

I have an MCC 128 device mounted on a raspberry pi 4B.(OS is Raspbian GNU/Linux 10)

RPI configuration :SPI and I2C are enabled.

It can not open device 

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It can not update firmware also.

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I also ref below link and change another charger .

https://forum.digilent.com/topic/25678-mcc-128-unexpected-device-id/

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It still can not solve this problem. Do you have other suggesion ?

 

Best Regards,

Paul

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Hello @Paul Chang.

Has the MCC 128 worked previously or is this a new board?

Is your RPi 4B module new or has it worked previously with HATs?

Please retest using a power supply adapter (+5V and 3A) to the RPi 4B instead of a battery pack.

Did you install the current MCC DAQ HAT Library version 1.4.0.8?

Any success using the MCC 128 after executing the following?

sudo apt full-upgrade

sudo reboot

sudo daqhats_read_eeproms

daqhats_list_boards

 

Is the MCC 128 the only HAT mounted on the RPi 4B?  If it is, then you may have a defective MCC 128 board or perhaps problem with your RPi, specifically the SPI port.  Do you have another RPi module or MCC 128 board to test?  If not and retesting with a power supply adapter did not resolve your issue, then contact your vendor for a replacement, if the MCC 128 is less than a year old.

Regards,

Fausto

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