Hello everyone, this is the second article in this series~ article~
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In the last article, we have a preliminary understanding of the QCC512x/302x series. In this article, let's install the driver, because the subsequent code debugging and burning need to be used.
First the previous link: Thanks to the unsung hero
1. USB debug driver installation
1) Preparation
a) WIN7/WIN8/WIN10 operating system (preferably WIN10, the measured WIN7 will be unstable);
b) A QCC512x/QCC302x development board, which can be purchased from a treasure, with a USB Type-C cable;
c) Install ADK6. 3 or higher version [ADK_QCC512x_QCC302x_WIN_6.3.1.154.exe] and Bluesuite 3.0 or higher version [InstallBlueSuiteCda_3_1_4_758.exe];
2) Install the driver
a) After connecting the board to the PC, it will usually be displayed as "USB Hub" or "Generic USB Hub" in the device manager for the first time, as shown in the figure below:
b) By selecting the device, and then right-clicking "USB Hub"-- -->"Properties"---->"Detailed Information", confirm that it is the connected device according to the words 0A12/4010 in the hardware Id;
c) Right-click and select "Update Driver";
d) At this time, use the transport tool, then restart the computer, and re-plug the USB cable. When other devices with these exclamation marks appear, the installation is successful
Note: the use of transport tools:Run cmd as administrator
Use cd to find the C:\Program Files (x86)\QTIL\BlueSuite 3.1.4 directory, create a new unlockcode.txt in this directory, write 32 zeros in it, and then use cmd to execute the following command TransportUnlock.exe writeunlockkey unlockcode.txt, execute After that, unplug and reconnect the USB cable.
2. XUV file burning
1) Open C:\Program Files (x86)\QTIL\BlueSuite 3.1.4\NvsApp.exe, if the device can be recognized, then the programming can be completed smoothly.
