Jean-Pierre Thibault

FWIW I have the exact same adapter and what I've observed is that it's picky about which cables it will work with -- some cables which work fine with USB-A...

Hi Alphan, I'm not sure if I understand what you're looking for, but what if you did something like this: ```Python target = cw.target(scope, bsfile=bs, force=False) if not target.fpga.isFPGAProgrammed(): status...

What does `phy.get_usb_mode()` return? (if it's "auto" then the target speed hasn't been detected properly, which means that the phy won't be programmed correctly). It's also possible that things get...

Can you try the following: ``` phy = pw.Usb() phy.con(program_fpga=True) print(phy.get_fpga_buildtime()) phy.reset_fpga() phy.set_usb_mode('FS') #phy.set_pattern(pattern=[0x80, 0x06, 0x00, 0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x1F]) phy.set_pattern(pattern=[0x80, 0x06]) phy.set_capture_size(8000) phy.set_power_source("host") # time.sleep(0.5) dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=2414, idProduct=2132)...

Just an update, I haven't been able to set up a target with pyusb yet to investigate this further; I will try to do that sometime next week. However I...

Ah, so do you mean that it works and the issue can be closed?

closing since no further updates

jupyter-bokeh isn't in our requirements. On Linux, we recommend using pyenv to avoid conflicting requirements. I think you can do the same on Windows.

@bilgiday just in case it's not clear, you can use streaming mode with either 8 or 12 bits/sample; the maximum sampling rate scales linearly. In my experience, with one sample/clock...

If you're using an externally generated sampling clock (i.e. from CW310; not a Husky-generated clock), you could be running into this problem (which we've since fixed): https://github.com/newaetech/chipwhisperer/issues/448