Reading Target voltage fails

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meslomp
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Posted by meslomp: Wed. Jan 16, 2019 - 09:28 AM
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It might be a default setting that is wrong, but there is something strange happening.

I have encountered this both at home using an AVR-ISP MKII (AVR8 bit processors) and now at work with an Atmel ICE ( ARM ).

 

When I use the device programming dialog ( Tools -> Device programming ) I select the appropriate processor + Interface and press " apply" 

Then I just want to read the Target voltage and press the Read button:

I get an error message:

and the target voltage does not show:

 

But when I want to read the device signature and thus press that "Read" button the target voltage is shown and the device ID too

 

I wonder if this is some setting that I set wrong, or if this is actually a bug in studio....

 

 

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Tools, Atmel Studio (AVR-related)
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Posted by ka7ehk: Wed. Jan 16, 2019 - 04:52 PM
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I've seen the same behavior. My hunch is that it is a bug, either in the programmer or the driver for the programmer.

 

Jim

 

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Posted by meslomp: Thu. Jan 17, 2019 - 07:45 AM
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ka7ehk wrote:

I've seen the same behavior. My hunch is that it is a bug, either in the programmer or the driver for the programmer.

 

Jim

Thanks, that at least makes me not insane, hahahahaha

hope a couple of others can confirm too. then I will see if I can get a bug report out.

just had a quick look at the microchip website, but that is going to be an interesting experience when I have to dive into it, hahahaha.

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Posted by Grannus: Thu. Jan 17, 2019 - 08:11 AM
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meslomp wrote:

hope a couple of others can confirm too.

 

+1 can confirm.  But I assumed it was an operator error on my part. It normally is.  :-)

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