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Your log file shows that Flash Magic sends a block of data (as you mentioned in your post) and then nothing is received back from the device after that. Hence the transmit/receive error.

There is not much Flash Magic can do if there is no response. Try increasing the timeouts in the advanced options. If that doesn't help then I would suspect something in your communication path (do you have a transceiver? RS422?) or the microcontroller is being reset somehow. Perhaps an intermittent power supply.

Andy

You should be able to attach to your forum post. Don't zip it. However I have just sent you an email - please reply to that. Andy

Please generate a debug file and email to us. Choose Debug Mode from the Help menu then try your operation.

Andy

What have you tried and what were the results?

Which version are you using? V11 is the last version to support 8051 devices - you can get it from the downloads page. Andy

The last V11 release should work. Andy

No, however you can add support for it to Flash Magic yourself by taking one of the current external flash bootloader examples and modifying it.

Andy

Sorry, your part is not supported by Flash Magic. A list of supported devices can be found here. Note that you will need V11 to program 8051s:

  https://www.flashmagictool.com/supporteddevices.html

Andy

I don't know which version you are using, however:

Use the Microsoft DLLs
Use implib to generate Borland-compatible lib files from the Microsoft DLLs
Make sure the header files and the DLLs come from the same version.

Please post back if that does not help.

Andy

I'm not aware of anything. Have you asked Future Designs? Andy

Use a USB to RS232 cable, such as one from FTDI. Some of those cables are cheap and don't work properly. Put a MAX232 or similar between the cable and microcontroller. I suggest you look at the schematics of some off-the-shelf LPC2000 eval boards.

Andy

The hex file determines where the data goes - it contains the addresses. Andy

Is the board still shown in the drop down list in section one?

Did you program it with firmware that disabled SWD? If yes then you won't be able to reprogram it again.

Andy

OK, that is something we can address for the next release - thanks for letting us know. Andy

This is fixed in version 12.75.

Andy