Why does my Abov E-PGM+ 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+ Motherboard 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 E-PGM+?
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+ |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Compares specifications of E-PGM+, E-PGM Serial, and E-GANG4/6 programmers.
Details the functions and features of the E-PGM+, E-PGM Serial, and E-GANG4/6 programmers.
Describes the E-PGM+ as a standalone universal programmer for ABOV MCUs.
Explains the E-PGM Serial as an ISP programmer for on-board manufacturing.
Details the E-GANG4 and E-GANG6 gang programmers for simultaneous device programming.
Details the pin configurations for programming sockets.
Shows signal assignments for the 40-pin DIP TEXTOOL socket used in E-PGM+ and E-GANG4/6.
Provides connection table and pin assignments for the 10-pin IDC connector.
Information on downloading software and firmware from ABOV's website.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the E-PGM+ software and USB driver.
Explains the functions and features of the E-PGM+ PC program's user interface.
Guide on how to select a target device within the E-PGM+ PC program.
Procedure for performing a self-check on the programmer to verify its functionality.
Lists common programming errors and their potential causes and solutions.
Provides solutions for common software issues like missing DLL files or no firmware found.
Details the hardware connections for E-PGM+ and E-PGM Serial programmers to handlers.
Explains the hardware connections required for E-GANG4 programmers with handlers.
Outlines the hardware connections for E-GANG6 programmers when used with handlers.
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