trying to a bus scan with a 2221a terminal on a x11dph-t, I believe it is 7bit but I don't know the start- stop range. Any help would be great....
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terminal can be swelected from 7 to 8 bit
my c# CLI 7 bit
"xxxx.exe -scan 20 70"
should be TPS53679 addr. 58 and 60
I did a scan with the 2221a and terminal here is an attached picture, I am not very good at command line input and not having any luck making your program work not of any fault to you, I extracted it to a folder there are three files when I click on the executable it shows that I am connected and says press any key to continue , as soon as I do it just closes the window, I did a scan and it is talking to the board, I am working on trying to resize the photos so I can post them here
I guess what I'm saying is I just do not know how to execute your program, I am not not good at command line programming
I finally figured it out, but one of you computer whizzes who is really affluent in command line input should explain how to insert the automatic programming files into the cprompt and how to execute it, it is probably really easy for some of the old school guys but it throws a windows-based guy off, I kept trying to open his folder after extracting it and just using the executable, the window would open and as soon as you touched anything it would close, it's a matter of dragging the executable into the C prompt window and then adding the proper regulator chip to that file, I think! I made it work and then just change the last two digits to do the second regulator.
It does really well and he did a good job of making it easy, I was just under the impression it was a executable and did not realize that it had to be pushed through the C prompt window. Thanks again X11 dph-t and two 8259 sales working great. It scores a 57,000 benchmark on PassMark. Versus my 42,000 I was getting with 6138 processors
"I have a ML350 Gen10 as well, but I am having trouble locating the specific pins due to the high density of ports on the motherboard. Could you provide a visual guide or point them out on a picture?"
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"I have a ML350 Gen10 as well, but I am having trouble locating the specific pins due to the high density of ports on the motherboard. Could you provide a visual guide or point them out on a picture?"
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On my X11 dph, with two 8275cl , do you have any idea why the base frequency would have dropped to 2 GHz and then it seems like it is being throttled on the top end as well, I have played with the BIOS settings trying to run performance mode and others modes trying to correct this, sometimes when I change something I can get it to go back to up to a 2.5 gigahertz base but then it ends up throttling back down and now seems to be stuck there
X11DPG-SN (for search function):
I will install the 8259CL later and report back (and post pics of correct pinout for reference)
Code:
PXE1610C found at addr: 50
remaining attempts= 0D
ICC_MAX= E4
scanning at addr: 51
...
Primarion family controller found at addr: 60
PXE1610C found at addr: 60
remaining attempts= 0D
ICC_MAX= E4
Code:
.\MCP2221a_iccmax_FF.exe -PXE1610C 50
.\MCP2221a_iccmax_FF.exe -PXE1610C 60X11DPG-SN is working fine with 8259CL (after replacing one faulty CPU from chinese seller...)
Below pictures of the pinout for flashing:
Below pictures of the pinout for flashing:
Please help!
I tried connecting it to the motherboard pins and running the app, but it doesn't work anymore...
This device is MCP2221a. truly.
Actually I'm not sure at what stage of HPE GEN 10 BIOS I need to work.
Not to seem flippant, but did you press any key? If so, what did it say next?