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Re: Updateing Jaguar with serial

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Originally Posted by seannoseworthy View Post
Hello,

I'm trying to update the jaguars, sometimes the program connects and sometimes it does not. We have it connected as shown in the manual. Also the buttons "Run" and "Stop" as shown in the manual are not available in our program. Is there a setting im missing or wiring.

Thanks
-Sean
Hi Sean,

That sounds a little like a connection problem. How many Jags do you have connected at once? You need to have a termination resistor at BOTH ends of the CAN bus. If you're using the RS232 method, there should be a termination resistor inside the DB9 converter shell between the green and red wires (as in the manual). There should also be a CAN terminator in the "right" port of the last Jag in the bus. Also, TI suggests only connecting at MAX 2 jags at a time during programming.

When everything is connected correctly, should should just be able to click on "connect" from a pull-down menu at the top of the program window. This is all assuming you are using RS232 and the BD-COM program. I would start by loading the new firmware on the black Jag and then connecting a gray Jag and loading the new firmware for it afterwards (it has a different firmware load).

I hope this helps. Good luck.

- Bryce
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