Author Topic: FNIRSI-1013D "100MHz" tablet oscilloscope (Read 1343901 times)

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3825 on:** June 03, 2026, 08:35:41 pm »

EF2L 2014, FPGA2014, scope v1.00p9.
When I select 3000 samples, everything works, but when I select more than 3000, strange things happen. Is this just me?
https://youtu.be/AA2-uEIl6qw

facekim · « **Reply #3826 on:** June 04, 2026, 08:59:18 am »

Im sorry

new link

https://youtu.be/2bQBWcxJ_qc

Thank you

ObsoleteDIY · « **Reply #3827 on:** June 04, 2026, 06:12:00 pm »

Quote from: Romeo53 on June 03, 2026, 08:35:41 pm

EF2L 2014, FPGA2014, scope v1.00p9.
When I select 3000 samples, everything works, but when I select more than 3000, strange things happen. Is this just me?
https://youtu.be/AA2-uEIl6qw

According to the diagnostic info in the video, you are using FPGA FW 1432 Fnirsi = max 3000 samples..... You don't have an alternative FW 2014 in your FPGA

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3828 on:** June 05, 2026, 09:09:22 pm »

I connect the programmer, and the relay starts clicking. The chip first appears in the anlogic program, then disappears. What am I doing wrong?
https://youtu.be/65Jy7gxfLuk
update - I disconnected the 3.3 from the programmer and connected the fnirsi battery. I turned on the oscilloscope and started flashing the firmware, but I got this error: PRG-9507 ERROR: line 275 read = 0x00 ref = 0x01
PRG-9512 ERROR: Total error line: 1
PRG-9523 ERROR: Program done check failed for elf!
GUI-8702 ERROR: Download failed!

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3829 on:** June 05, 2026, 11:56:19 pm »

i use scheme flasher from https://github.com/pecostm32/Lichee_Nano/blob/main/Hardware/Anlogic_JTAG_Programmer/Schematic_Anlogic_jtag_programmer_2022-01-23.pdf
now it bricked. black screen. Anlogic TD show me chip. need your help

ObsoleteDIY · « **Reply #3830 on:** June 06, 2026, 06:33:25 am »

Quote from: Romeo53 on June 05, 2026, 11:56:19 pm

i use scheme flasher from https://github.com/pecostm32/Lichee_Nano/blob/main/Hardware/Anlogic_JTAG_Programmer/Schematic_Anlogic_jtag_programmer_2022-01-23.pdf
now it bricked. black screen. Anlogic TD show me chip. need your help

1 Erase Flash
2. Add/select ×.bit file
3. Select Mode - Program Flash( not JTAG mode)
4. Run

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3831 on:** June 07, 2026, 08:14:35 pm »

now it works , thanks

facekim · « **Reply #3832 on:** June 10, 2026, 11:00:40 am »

Could someone help me with my question?

Is it not possible to move the signals individually in terms of timing?
I need to be able to move them individually, whether it's two reference signals or a live signal with a reference signal.

Thanks for everything.
Video attached.

https://youtu.be/2bQBWcxJ_qc

Thanks

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3833 on:** June 12, 2026, 06:54:28 am »

Hello everyone!
I have an STM32Smart V2.0 PCBoard with an STM32F103C8T6 chip on the board. https://stm32-base.org/boards/STM32F103C8T6-STM32-Smart-V2.0
My Windows 11 doesn’t recognise this board and can’t connect to it.
I used ST-Link to flash bootloader v0.8.bin onto it. I understand that this bootloader is needed so that Windows can now connect directly to the board without using ST-Link. But Windows still doesn’t recognise the board.
I’m not a programmer and this is my first experience working with microcontrollers. What am I doing wrong?

PS. My board Fnirsi on EF2L45.

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3834 on:** June 13, 2026, 06:47:31 pm »

ST-LINK V2 + 32F103C8T6 use STM32 ST-LINK Utility

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3835 on:** June 15, 2026, 07:49:05 am »

Thanks for your reply!
I’m using ST-LINK to connect to the STM32F103C8T6 board, and I’m also using the ST-LINK Utility to flash bootloader.bin.
However, if I disconnect the ST-LINK, Windows can’t recognise the STM32F103C8T6 board...
I don’t understand what I’m doing wrong or what I should do next. Perhaps I need to install a driver?
Or upload another file?
Otherwise, I can’t connect to the oscilloscope board; Anlogic TD doesn’t recognise the chip.

Atlan · « **Reply #3836 on:** June 16, 2026, 06:35:15 pm »

why do you want to upload bootloader.bin to STM processor. where do you get bootloader.bin? isn't it a file for oscilloscope?

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3837 on:** June 17, 2026, 05:56:35 am »

Thanks, Atlan!
When I connected my STM board to the PC, the system couldn’t recognise it. I thought I needed a bootloader, so I flashed the STM with bootloader v0.8.bin, just as you’d described on GitHub. I now realise that this bootloader is for an oscilloscope. I’m just trying to get to grips with STM; this is my first time and I’m still a complete novice at this.
I found the bootloader for my board at https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/STM32duino-bootloader.
But I don’t quite understand the sequence of operations for flashing the oscilloscope. I don’t have the 74LVC125 ICs, so I built a buffer using resistors based on your circuit diagram. I’ve installed TD, version 5.0.4. Could you please tell me the sequence for installing the files onto the oscilloscope? In which mode should I do this – Update or FEL?
Thank you!

Romeo53 · « **Reply #3838 on:** June 17, 2026, 09:26:31 pm »

with st link utility you should flash "flash.bin" from here https://github.com/Atlan4/Fnirsi1013D/tree/main/Verzia%201.xxx/FPGA%20for%201.xxx/FPGA%20EF2/PROGRAMER%20anlogic-usbjtag-master or here https://github.com/pecostm32/Lichee_Nano/tree/main/Hardware/Anlogic_JTAG_Programmer.
after that use anlogic TD program for flash FPGA

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3839 on:** **Yesterday** at 09:54:56 am »

Thank you for your reply!
I’ve flashed the STM and installed the driver for the Anlogic TD. The board is now recognised as ‘Anlogic USB cable v0.1’.
However, when connected to the oscilloscope, Anlogic cannot detect the chip.
Do I need to connect the 3.3V from the STM to the JTAG EF2L45? I recall reading in one of Atlan’s posts that the STM board has a low-power supply and it won’t be sufficient. When I connect the 3.3V from the STM, I can hear the relay clicking constantly, but there’s no connection and nothing else happens. I haven’t switched on the oscilloscope’s battery. Is it possible to do both at the same time, and will anything burn out if I do? I’m not sure.
If I don’t supply power from the STM and use only the battery, Anlogic still can’t detect the chip. Not in any oscilloscope mode.
I’m using this connection diagram: https://github.com/Atlan4/Fnirsi1013D/blob/main/Verzia%201.xxx/FPGA%20for%201.xxx/FPGA%20EF2/PROGRAMER%20anlogic-usbjtag-master/Anlogic%20jtag%20simple.png

Atlan · « **Reply #3840 on:** **Yesterday** at 11:53:15 am »

The oscilloscope must have loader 0.8 to bypass the fpga fw version check. Then it is possible to flash the fpga. Connect the cable to the fpga, without power (then turn on the oscilloscope - it should start up normally). Now you can open Download in TD and try to flash the fpga.

P.S. Do not connect the power supply from the stm32, 1.3A is not possible anyway, so it will constantly reset.

And do not forget that you must have all the pins on the STM connected, it is not enough to use just one pin, for example, TCK you must have all 3 connected through a resistor as shown in the diagram.

I also find it strange that it is reported as version 0.1.

ObsoleteDIY · « **Reply #3841 on:** **Yesterday** at 12:11:02 pm »

Hi,

If you are using Windows10/11+ UEFI BIOS, you may need to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS. If you are using Windows 11, you may need to boot the operating system in "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" mode because the "Anlogic USB cable v0.1" driver is not signed.

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3842 on:** **Yesterday** at 12:56:08 pm »

Quote from: Atlan on Yesterday at 11:53:15 am

The oscilloscope must have loader 0.8 to bypass the fpga fw version check. Then it is possible to flash the fpga. Connect the cable to the fpga, without power (then turn on the oscilloscope - it should start up normally). Now you can open Download in TD and try to flash the fpga.

And do not forget that you must have all the pins on the STM connected, it is not enough to use just one pin, for example, TCK you must have all 3 connected through a resistor as shown in the diagram.

I also find it strange that it is reported as version 0.1.

Yes, that’s what I’m doing.
I’ve copied bootloader v0.8.bin onto the SD card. I’ve checked the resistor circuit several times already. I’ve installed the driver from Analogic. I’ve also tried the standard driver from Microsoft. No luck.

I took the driver from the Anlogic installation catalogue.

Could the problem be that I have a different STM board? The microcontroller is an STM32F103C8T6, but the board is from a different manufacturer and has a different form factor.

Quote from: ObsoleteDIY on Yesterday at 12:11:02 pm

Hi,

If you are using Windows10/11+ UEFI BIOS, you may need to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS. If you are using Windows 11, you may need to boot the operating system in "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" mode because the "Anlogic USB cable v0.1" driver is not signed.

My Windows 11, Secure Boot is disable. The driver is signed and Windows does not report any issues with the signature.

Thanks

Atlan · « **Reply #3843 on:** **Yesterday** at 01:02:52 pm »

Can you upload photos of how you have it connected on the STM board?

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3844 on:** **Yesterday** at 01:47:55 pm »

Na plošči PLS priključki

ObsoleteDIY · « **Reply #3845 on:** **Yesterday** at 01:55:43 pm »

Hi,

I have a driver for "Anlogic USB cable v0.1" from GitHub and it only works if I run the operating system in "Disable driver signature enforcement" mode. Please send me your signed driver.

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3846 on:** **Today** at 05:57:48 am »

I just can’t figure out how to attach a file here. Where do I need to upload it to add a link to the message?

Atlan · « **Reply #3847 on:** **Today** at 06:54:28 am »

The image can be uploaded directly to the forum if you write a message and attach it. At most, you will have to compress or edit the file extension. I have win 11 and I don't remember it reporting a driver with that name.

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3848 on:** **Today** at 07:12:17 am »

GeorgyZ · « **Reply #3849 on:** **Today** at 08:09:20 am »

Quote from: Atlan on Yesterday at 01:02:52 pm

Can you upload photos of how you have it connected on the STM board?


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