I have not plugged it into the scooter yet to test it. waiting to get home to do that. ok thats good know that that the write/flash seems to be good. i'll test it tonight. I'm testing now... I'll post what I find i worked.. yeah!!! followed the instructions to the letter only one gap in the at the ...

I have not plugged it into the scooter yet to test it.
waiting to get home to do that.

ok thats good know that that the write/flash seems to be good.

i'll test it tonight.

I'm testing now... I'll post what I find

to flash a clone dashboard add these steps Open Telnet using this command in this new window: telnet 127.0.0.1 4444 type ini reset halt nrf51 mass_erase Now it’s time for the flashing part, copy the dashboard firmware file (full_BLE.bin) to the OpenOCD folder (at the root, not bin or any other fold...

Guys. I figured out the Problem,, Ok so I was getting the exact error as the other guys. Turns out the ST Link Pin read out on the out metal casing is Incorrect/ different from the read out on the actual PBC board after I took it apart. the Grnd swdio and swclk wear not correct: So yeah it was DUE ...

yeah, that sucks, I was so exited, only to find the stupid error: Error: Init mode failed (unable to connect to target) Does the Dash need to be power on to the scooter, NO right. the 3.3 volts wlll power it on? IDK, that sucks, thinkging about trying this on old windows 7 pc No, windows version is...

yeah, that sucks, I was so exited, only to find the stupid error: Error: Init mode failed (unable to connect to target) Does the Dash need to be power on to the scooter, NO right. the 3.3 volts wlll power it on? IDK, that sucks, thinkging about trying this on old windows 7 pc No, windows version is...

Im getting the exact same error, same circumstances, everything wired up ok Error: init mode failed (unable to connect to the target) Im on a windows 10 computer. Did you find a resolution to your issue? win 10 is fine. where did you get your program, your script is different than mine. I got mine ...

alright, so you have a layer 1 issues, send picts on wiring.. do you have lights on your st-link and are you sure you loaded all the drivers to the stick.. can you computer see the stick? also did you get a pop up for port 4444 to be opened and did you in fact allow it to be opened? Here can u see ...

I got this message: C:\Users\Badabing DMX>telnet 127.0.0.1 4444 Connecting To 127.0.0.1...Could not open connection to the host, on port 4444: Connect failed alright, so you have a layer 1 issues, send picts on wiring.. do you have lights on your st-link and are you sure you loaded all the drivers ...

are you able to see the telnet connection? any errors? in telnet type "usage" without the " and see if you get a response I got this message: C:\Users\Badabing DMX>telnet 127.0.0.1 4444 Connecting To 127.0.0.1...Could not open connection to the host, on port 4444: Connect failed alright, so you hav...