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Jun 15, 2018 - I've already try using the BlueSuite 2.5 and 2.6.2, both end in the same. 17:17: all:spi.c:567:spi_init: csr-spi-ftdi 0.5.3-a5, git rev. BlueSuite This collection of applications is designed to provide a full range of tools to help you learn, instruct, and collaborate with students, faculty, and staff members. Whether accessing a course on BlueLine, launching a survey through BlueQ, or recording a video with BlueCast, the BlueSuite is a one stop center for the Creighton community.

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Hello everybody!
I'm getting an issue with the Blue Flash saying the following message:
'Error detecting chip type (Unable to start read (invalid control data)).
Select a SPI transport to attemp reconnect.'

This is what I have done/find out so far:

• I've already try using the BlueSuite 2.5 and 2.6.2, both end in the same issue;

• Tried a setup with external psu (5V@2A cellphone charger) and shared GND;

• Did the wiring with and without resistors;

• I'm pretty sure my ftdi chip is a counterfit one;

• Tried the Blue Suite tools on two different computers (WIN 7 & WIN10);

• Tried using 2 bluetooth modules I have (HC-05, HC-06), both with the BC417 143BGC K415AP;

• The markings on my ftdi chip are: 1119-C GND82401 FT232RL (On the Blue Flash it appears as FT232R A500C697);

• The drivers were installed sucessfully and I didn't found any issue on device manager;

• Double checked the wiring;

• Both bluetooth modules are working fine;

• Tried slowing down the clock to 100kHz;

All my tries ended in the same way with the same error message stated earlier in this post.

Both BlueFlashCmd.exe -chipver & BlueFlashCmd.exe -identify have failed as can be seen on the logs below;

Any ideas to solve this?

Thank you guys!

Here are my logs:

BlueFlashCmd.exe -chipver

blueflashcmd, version 2.5.0.93 Release
Copyright (C) 2002-2012, Cambridge Silicon Radio Ltd.

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*** FTDI Statistics ********************************************************
csr-spi-ftdi version: 0.5.3-a5 (git rev 1f342f2)
libftdi version: 1.4-unknown
Time open: 0.23 s
Time in xfer: 0.00 s (0.00% of open time)
Reads: 64 (128 bytes, 2.00 bytes avg read size)
Writes: 64 (192 bytes, 3.00 bytes avg write size)
Xfer data rate: 1.#R KB/s (320 bytes in 0.00 s)
IOPS: 1.#R IO/s (128 IOs in 0.00 s)
FTDI chip: FT232R (3), buffer size: 384 bytes
FTDI stats: 1.#R xfers/s (1.#R short reads/s,
135 xfers/5 short reads in 0.00 s,
1.00 xfers/IO, 81.00 bytes/xfer)
SPI max clock: 1000 kHz, min clock: 1000 kHz, slowdowns: 0

Failed

BlueFlashCmd.exe -identify

blueflashcmd, version 2.5.0.93 Release
Copyright (C) 2002-2012, Cambridge Silicon Radio Ltd.

*** FTDI Statistics ********************************************************
csr-spi-ftdi version: 0.5.3-a5 (git rev 1f342f2)
libftdi version: 1.4-unknown
Time open: 0.23 s
Time in xfer: 0.00 s (0.00% of open time)
Reads: 47 (94 bytes, 2.00 bytes avg read size)
Writes: 47 (141 bytes, 3.00 bytes avg write size)
Xfer data rate: 1.#R KB/s (235 bytes in 0.00 s)
IOPS: 1.#R IO/s (94 IOs in 0.00 s)
FTDI chip: FT232R (3), buffer size: 384 bytes
FTDI stats: 1.#R xfers/s (1.#R short reads/s,
116 xfers/20 short reads in 0.00 s,
1.00 xfers/IO, 69.00 bytes/xfer)
SPI max clock: 1000 kHz, min clock: 1000 kHz, slowdowns: 0

Failed