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The device PID isn't supported and not listed [here](https://github.com/offa/plug/blob/master/src/com/ConnectionFactory.cpp#L35). The main question is though: Does it use the Mustang protocol, or something different like the LT series? > I took...
You can do a simple test: 1. Add the PID `0032` to the linked code 2. compile, run and see how far you get / where it fails
That's a different error than expected. Do you get this error each time?
This might be an indication of a different protocol. Usually it should fail with some kind of 'invalid id', not on USB writing.
> ERROR: Invalid amp id: 0 The amp IDs listed above aren't known to plug yet, but `0` usually indicates some kind of communication issues (eg. a different protocol or...
The `20-bronco` branch contains a very basic dumper – it'll write all received bytes to stdout (hex). Amp packets are those with a `0x05` on the 3rd position (aka array...
The packets seem similar to the mustang ones. I've taken your first example and decoded it using it's format (some values only): - Header: - stage: ready - type: operation...
The 59 Bassman is included with id 0x64. Could you select that one, start Plug and see if you get past the invalid amp id error? We have to figure...
> Error ids vary wildly even after reboot or closing and reopening Plug. Did your test with the log attached fail with a 0 too? The amp packet seems to...
I do get a amp model id of 0x99, did you get an error containing that id? The value appeared in the examples above too.