Thanks Bob,
> It seems puzzling why the UDIAG2.EXE and UHFA driven programming
> would be different. When you run UHFA , do you get the incorrect U108
> outputs, or is it just U107? The programming from UHFA consists of
> sending the value for U107, U108 and the 126 MHz PLL to the DSP and
> the actual programming is done as part of the interrupt processing.
> With UDIAG2 it is much simpler, but the end results should be the
> same !!
When UHFA.EXE is running, U108 is correct, which voltage outputs are
exactly same as when UDIAG2.EXE. Only U107 voltages are offset by 1.
Very strange...
> When I get a chance, I will look at he differences between the two
> programs. For now, it would be helpful to see that the U108 voltage
> outputs are also offset by 1 position.
>> Your other IC voltages seem OK, although the Lock Detect is obviously
> unlocked, as you have observed. The first step would seem to be
> getting the serial programming to work.
Ok, I hope I could get it to work.
- Jiro, JQ2LMG