ADF4368

Hi, 

The directions I provided are valid for an empty EEPROM. If the EEPROM contents refer to another board, you need to select the referred board. 

For example, in your case, you will open the ADF4368 Plugin from the Explore without the hardware list. After opening, in the system tab, you need to select ADF4377 Board from the dropdown menu. 

Thanks,

Emrecan

There are currently several issues, and I hope you can help with a further explanation.

1.  According to the method you provided earlier, when clicking the small USB icon on the controller tab, there is no option "Daughterboard not detected" in the drop-down menu.

2. During the previous debugging, an empty ".dat" file was already flashed into the EEPROM. Now, when switching back to the ADF4377 chip, the evaluation board still cannot be controlled using the ACE software. With the second method you provided, after opening the "System" tab and selecting "ADF4377 Development Board" from the drop-down menu, this method also no longer works.

3.  Since the EEPROM has been flashed with an empty ".dat" file, the original ADF4377 can no longer be controlled either. Therefore, I hope to obtain the original ".dat" file from the EEPROM of the ADF4377 evaluation board.

There are currently several issues, and I hope you can help with a further explanation.

1.  According to the method you provided earlier, when clicking the small USB icon on the controller tab, there is no option "Daughterboard not detected" in the drop-down menu.

2. During the previous debugging, an empty ".dat" file was already flashed into the EEPROM. Now, when switching back to the ADF4377 chip, the evaluation board still cannot be controlled using the ACE software. With the second method you provided, after opening the "System" tab and selecting "ADF4377 Development Board" from the drop-down menu, this method also no longer works.

3.  Since the EEPROM has been flashed with an empty ".dat" file, the original ADF4377 can no longer be controlled either. Therefore, I hope to obtain the original ".dat" file from the EEPROM of the ADF4377 evaluation board.