I have an SP200S programmer. I would like to program some pic chips PIC6B595N and AT24C256. I have been directed to the Willar programmer to do this. Would it be possible to connect my windows 10 computer to the programmer and use the software to do this? Is or when will the programmer be available?
Answer by
Pooja Bajaj
The ability to use the Willar Programmer with the SP200S for programming the PIC6B595N and AT24C256 will depend on a few factors:
Check Compatibility: Verify if the Willar Programmer software supports the specific chips (PIC6B595N and AT24C256) you want to program. Compatibility information can usually be found in the software documentation or on the manufacturer’s website.
Connection with Windows 10: Ensure that your Willar Programmer model is compatible with Windows 10. This can often be confirmed by checking the system requirements provided by the software or hardware manufacturer.
Availability: Regarding the availability of the programmer and software, you would need to check directly with the supplier or manufacturer for the latest information on product availability.
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If you can confirm compatibility and have the necessary drivers or software updates, you should be able to connect the Willar Programmer to your Windows 10 computer to program your target chips.
Yes, you can program an ST27C512 using the "Willar Programmer" software for Windows. If you are looking for a devicelist for ICs like this, you may try visiting the official website of the "Willar Programmer" or contacting their support for further assistance.
I'm trying to burn at89c51 with sp200s. "Device ID Error" is given.
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
You need to have the correct drivers and the correct port set in the application. With all the devices attached and the software started, go to Start > Run > devmgmt.msc. Expand Ports and LPT then right click on Silicon Labs. Switch to Port Settings tab and click on Advanced. Choose COM2 or COM12 and then reconnect again and everything should work properly.
I have purchased a programmer marked as SP200SE. I have downloaded a .rar file which contained a driver for Windows XP and an application. The driver instalation appears in the "Programs" in the start menu "PL-2303 USB-Serial Driver" and in the System > Hardware > Devices > Other devices as USB2.0Serial shows an error.
When you run the application it works and is in English but shows the error "failed to connect". I can't find any thing that helps on the Internet. Is there anyone there with a solution?
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
The driver might not be installed properly, therefore the error shown as Failed to Connect. This could be due to compatibility of the driver with the version of Windows you're currently using.
Try forcing a manual installation. Go to Device manager and right click the item then choose Update Driver. Point the driver installation window to the folder with the INF files, or choose the INF file manually, then continue with installation. While installing, Windows will give you a warning if the driver hasn't been properly signed to be compatible with the version of Windows that's currently running on your computer.
After installation from the website and when burn the program, it gives an error that device ID not found. Why does the device ID error appear?
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Answer by
Jai Singh
connect your programmer 1:- select single digit port from device manager => ports 2: right click on your device goto property=>port settings, select single digit port. if giving Device Id error change your IC and check again
A driver is installed, but when it is instructed for 89s52 it gives an error.
Answer by
Stephen Prastman
The easiest way to get help about this programmer is through the available websites listed on Google Search. I've seen videos where users recorded themselves or their screen where they explained how to program the device and basically how to work with the programmer and the drivers.
Use the following link to obtain info from the websites listed; you can watch the videos as well: https://goo.gl/nmCblk
I have an SP200S programmer. I would like to program some pic chips PIC6B595N and AT24C256.
I have been directed to the Willar programmer to do this.
Would it be possible to connect my windows 10 computer to the programmer and use the software to do this?
Is or when will the programmer be available?
The ability to use the Willar Programmer with the SP200S for programming the PIC6B595N and AT24C256 will depend on a few factors:
Check Compatibility: Verify if the Willar Programmer software supports the specific chips (PIC6B595N and AT24C256) you want to program. Compatibility information can usually be found in the software documentation or on the manufacturer’s website.
Connection with Windows 10: Ensure that your Willar Programmer model is compatible with Windows 10. This can often be confirmed by checking the system requirements provided by the software or hardware manufacturer.
Availability: Regarding the availability of the programmer and software, you would need to check directly with the supplier or manufacturer for the latest information on product availability.
i>If you can confirm compatibility and have the necessary drivers or software updates, you should be able to connect the Willar Programmer to your Windows 10 computer to program your target chips.
It seems like there might be a communication error with the "Willar Programmer" program for Windows.
Yes, you can program an ST27C512 using the "Willar Programmer" software for Windows. If you are looking for a devicelist for ICs like this, you may try visiting the official website of the "Willar Programmer" or contacting their support for further assistance.
I'm trying to burn at89c51 with sp200s. "Device ID Error" is given.
You need to have the correct drivers and the correct port set in the application. With all the devices attached and the software started, go to Start > Run > devmgmt.msc. Expand Ports and LPT then right click on Silicon Labs. Switch to Port Settings tab and click on Advanced. Choose COM2 or COM12 and then reconnect again and everything should work properly.
I have purchased a programmer marked as SP200SE. I have downloaded a .rar file which contained a driver for Windows XP and an application. The driver instalation appears in the "Programs" in the start menu "PL-2303 USB-Serial Driver" and in the System > Hardware > Devices > Other devices as USB2.0Serial shows an error.
When you run the application it works and is in English but shows the error "failed to connect". I can't find any thing that helps on the Internet. Is there anyone there with a solution?
The driver might not be installed properly, therefore the error shown as Failed to Connect. This could be due to compatibility of the driver with the version of Windows you're currently using.
Try forcing a manual installation. Go to Device manager and right click the item then choose Update Driver. Point the driver installation window to the folder with the INF files, or choose the INF file manually, then continue with installation. While installing, Windows will give you a warning if the driver hasn't been properly signed to be compatible with the version of Windows that's currently running on your computer.
After installation from the website and when burn the program, it gives an error that device ID not found. Why does the device ID error appear?
connect your programmer
1:- select single digit port from device manager => ports
2: right click on your device goto property=>port settings, select single digit port.
if giving Device Id error
change your IC and check again
i am unable to download willar programmer
Yes, it is possible to download the Willar Programmer for Windows.
A driver is installed, but when it is instructed for 89s52 it gives an error.
The easiest way to get help about this programmer is through the available websites listed on Google Search. I've seen videos where users recorded themselves or their screen where they explained how to program the device and basically how to work with the programmer and the drivers.
Use the following link to obtain info from the websites listed; you can watch the videos as well: https://goo.gl/nmCblk