I2CWSD Replacement

Hi,

There is no driver available for the USB-I2C_LIN-CONV-Z dongle to work in windows 10.

You can check out application note AN-806, which contains information on how to program the ADuC7023 over I2C.

PDF

Regards,

Karl

Does this mean there is no analog devices component that can handle programming a device over I2C on Windows  10?

Would I need to create my own programmer in order to  load a program onto our processor?

Does this mean there is no analog devices component that can handle programming a device over I2C on Windows  10?

Would I need to create my own programmer in order to  load a program onto our processor?

If you are talking about something similar to the USB-I2C_LIN-CONV-Z that can work with I2CWSD for windows 10, I think there is currently no other similar device. You would still have to develop your own programmer.

How about independent from I2CWSD? Is there any known method for I2C programming of the ADuC7023 with a Windows 10 machine?

Can you try if the utility in the zip file would work?

I2CWSD_7023EvalBoard.zip

Thank you for providing that.

I think I may have tried this revised version before, after finding it on another thread.

Attempting to use this is also unsuccessful, as the utility cannot detect the USB-I2C_LIN_CONV-Z.

When trying touse the program the "Monitor Status" window shows the following:

    Building up connection...
        Couldn't find an FTDI device connected

In device manager, the device is identified as ADuC70xy USB-Combi-Downloader, with a warning sign. Under Device Status the error is listed as


The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)
There are no compatible drivers for this device.

To find a driver for this device, click Update Driver

Clicking Update Driver fails to locate a compatible driver.

Does Analog have any alternative programming devices that may still be supported under Windows 10?

I'm not aware of an alternative programming device working with the I2CWSD utility.

I haven't tried this personally, but I believe some users installed a Windows XP or Windows 7 VM and installed the driver in the VM. They are programming the device through the VM.