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![]() Saw your post on RC. You are hooped with this error. You will need to send it in to Tunze to have the firmware reflashed. Had the same issue with mine when I first got it. I don't think the programmer put enough catches in his code if something should go wrong during the flashing procedure.
Following advice in older threads in this forum, I attempted to flash it in the avrootloader. I get this following error: "Installed software version is higher as the update"
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![]() Yeah I was googling like crazy and did come across a post or two where Roger said "the only way to fix that is by sending it in."
I tried another laptop last night, I still have one using Vista and .. well it was even worse. After verifying the drivers were up to date (it's 64-bit as well) .. I couldn't even get to the loader step because it installed itself onto COM9 and Tunze's software is hardwired to use only COM1, 2, or 3. I'll have to do some very low level digging to get past that. (Or use a virtual PC in XP mode maybe.) It's only 2012 ![]() Thanks for your help nonetheless Bryan!
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![]() Mine runs from Win7 almost all fine.
I can't set a speed at or between 1% & 29%, just at 0% or from 30% upwards I can't get settings from the unit. Only able to send settings, which is the more important bit I guess. Apart from that, all A-OK. I haven't tried running it from my Mac so don't know if it works any better (I think the guy you bought it off ran it from a Mac if I remember correctly). . |
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![]() You can't go below 30% on a Tunze or there is a risk of the pump being damaged.
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