Hardware required:
- USB2serial converter
- cables to connect it
- breadboard (optional)
- adapter for BT Module
Software required:
- OVC3860_revd_config_tool.exe
- dump of PSKey (if you want to flash complete dump)
(my dumps are in this repository - *.dat files)
How to connect it all together:
BTmodule USB2serialRX TX
TX RX
GND GND
VBAT 5V through diode
RX to TX, TX to RX |
powering module from 5V via a diode to drop it to safe ~4.3V |
When usb2serial adapter is connected to the computer, it must by configured (under windows) as COM1, so go to device manager, find your usb2serial device and change it to COM1, then start OVC3860_revd_config_tool.exe , (for info, I run it with wine on Linux, symbolic link from /dev/ttyUSB0 to com1 at ~/.wine/dos_devices), then when software is running, reset module (connect RESET to ground). Software will state to "Connected" with green dot.
Connected module |
Module will stop blink leds |
You can also upload full PSKeys dump by selecting "Open file", selecting dump and then hit "Write All".
Select "Open file" for selecting dump file. |
Select dump file |
Values from dump file are read. "Write all" will write them. |
Hello,
ReplyDeleteAfter upload the file *dat from the path of REVD Dev my module didn't connects to my PC :(
Can you help me please?
thanks in advance
bad .dat file did not brick your module, i did it lot of times, it always connect back in config mode, only normal mode did not work. Try to flash is again with different .dat file.
DeleteYou're right, I just used your .dat file(spk) and all is solved. Thanks for help.
DeleteRegards from Brazil