FezFlea - loosing debugger

SITCore SBC
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Did I find the issue? Yes, I had to Erase All in TinyClr Config tool

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I meant where did you find the MOD pin on pad T3?

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Oh no. I didn’t find that pin. I tried the only two things on the board that might be it, but the Flea didn’t show up when I plugged it in. I managed to change the debug port using the Config tool.

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Hi, sorry for missing this post.

I guess here is what you need, the yellow one is TP3

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So that pin connects to GND to enable Serial debug on port 1?

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Yes, it should be low to switch to UART mode

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Just for reference, what is the other one below the LDR switch for? I assume this is NRST as per the schematic?

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yes, that is reset line

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Having the very same problem with a PICO and a Feather.
I’ve found that the TinyCLR Extension and USB driver gets confused after a while.

Rebooting the PC makes it start working again … for a while. And then I need to reboot again.
Or … uninstall the Flea’s USB Device (SC13048) and let it reinstall.

Problem seems to be with the TinyCLR Visual Studio Extension and SitCore USB Driver.
It THINKS a previous deployment was successful, but it wasn’t. So, when the debugger starts, it errors out because its missing some assemblies. Erasing the Flea/PICO/Feather restarts the deployment, and then it may work (or may not !).

– Don

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it could be the extension, also could be your code.

When we develop a project, we usually add a loop in main, waitng for press a button before doing anything next.

void DoRun() {
// project start here
}

void Main() {


while ( button.Pressed() == false)
     thread.sleep(10)

// start project
DoRun();

}

button.Press : you can replace by gpio.Read…

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Dat Tran,
My code NEVER gets a chance to execute. The Visual Studio Extension NEVER loads my code.

See the logs at Any plan of improving Visual Studio Extension? - TinyCLR OS - GHI Electronics’ Forums
Don