To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Abov Motherboard show a Power Check Vddd or Vpp error?
If you see a 'Power Check Vddd' or 'Vpp' error on your Abov Motherboard, it means the VDDD/VPPS voltage supplied was incorrect. This can also happen if the voltage level on the target board dropped too much during on-board programming due to high current consumption, or if the target board is short-circuited during on-board programming.
What to do if my Abov E-PGM Serial shows 'No device-ID Read-ID' error?
If your Abov Motherboard displays 'No device-ID Read-ID == 00xxxxxxxxxx', the wrong device might be selected, or the VDD/GND or signals are not properly connected. Ensure the correct device is selected.
What does 'Fail::Ext.. Power On Remove Ext.. Power' mean on my Abov Motherboard?
If you encounter a 'Fail::Ext.. Power On Remove Ext.. Power' error with your Abov Motherboard, it means the target board is being supplied with external power during on-board programming. Remove the external power to resolve this issue.
What does 'Verify Fail Addr' mean on Abov Motherboard?
A 'Verify Fail' error on your Abov Motherboard, such as 'Addr :: 11223344 Data :: 5566 ==>> 7788', indicates a verification failure. This means the data read from the specified address (e.g., 11223344) does not match the expected value. In the example, the expected value was 5566, but the actual value read was 7788.
General| Brand | Abov |
|---|---|
| Model | E-PGM Serial |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Details product name, power supply, dimensions, weight, input voltage, and power consumption.
Compares E-PGM+ and E-GANG4/GANG6 with E-PGM Serial, highlighting differences.
Describes the functions of E-PGM+, E-GANG4/6, and E-PGM Serial, mentioning replaceable parts.
Details the 40-pin DIP TEXTOOL and 10-pin IDC connector pin assignments for programming.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the E-PGM+ software and drivers.
Explains the various functions and elements within the E-PGM+ software interface.
Lists common programming errors, their details, and potential causes.
Provides solutions for common issues like missing DLLs, firmware not found, or license errors.
Details the handler connection specifics for the E-PGM+ programmer.
Outlines the handler interface and connections for the E-GANG4 programmer.
Describes the handler interface and connections for the E-GANG6 programmer.
