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You can use it to change the BT name of our Bluetooth audio amplifier or Bluetooth audio receiver. Supports complete series CSR debugging tools (BlueFlash, PSTOOL, BlueTest3, BlueLab). It has a much faster download speed than a parallel port programmer. That dilemma is what brought me to this thread.This USB-SPI CSR programmer can be used to program the CSR series Bluetooth chips. I am assuming that the problem is that I still need to migrate config data over from the old chip, which probably includes programmable input/output (PIO) settings for the buttons and LEDs, and other configuration settings. While it was off, thanks to the 8670 datasheet, I was able to map out all of the traces and make a spreadsheet that correlates the BGA pads to the 34 test points located throughout the board.Īfter installing the new 8670 module, I have confirmed that all of the power rails supplied by the internal regulators are putting out good voltages, yet I cannot make the headset function.
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I did successfully remove and replace the 8670 module with hot air and lots of Kapton tape on the surrounding little components so they wouldn't be disturbed. The design of the PCB includes a location for an EEPROM, but it is not populated so I am guessing it used in some of BlueParrott's other headset models. Thanks Buriedcode! For this particular headset (BlueParrott B350-XT) there is only one chip/module, the CSR8670, in a 112 pad BGA package. For the most part, as mentioned, just using PSTools to make a memory dump, then 'merge' to write to the new EEPROM will work.Īgain, assuming the ROM's are the same.
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If you are dealing with 'modules' (which contain the EEPOM and passives) then you would indeed need to transfer the settings from one to the other, but if you are actually swapping the chips (QFN or BGA, either way, not easy with all the tiny surrounding passives!) then you won't need to transfer any settings, just make sure the device has the same ROM mask. They are ROM devices, with an external EEPROM for config. Thanks eevblog, this was a great first experience on the forum!!! The config isn't stored on chip.
#Csr bluesuite 2.5 software
If you need an older version of the software (Windows Vista, XP, 32-bit, etc.), go to 4) Download latest version: as of it is BlueSuite 2.6.8 I will get this software installed and use PSTools to migrate the config data from old CSR8670 chip to new.
#Csr bluesuite 2.5 password
Here's a quick recap of what I did to obtain the BlueSuite software, for others that may be in the same dilemma: 1) Register at - you will get grief from the website for using your personal email address vice business email, but you can ignore this 2) Wait for account approval - this took about an hour for me - you will get an email with your account approval and password 3) To download Bluesuite. I did a Youtube search for CSR8670, but silly me, I did not expand the search to include other chips in the series - Lesson Learned! The video you shared has provided me with everything I need.
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I've scoured the internet to no avail.Ĭan somebody hook me up? Please help (I'm a noob). What software do I need and where the heck do I get it? I have registered with CSR Support and asked them for the software, but I highly doubt that will pan out.
#Csr bluesuite 2.5 windows 7
I'm running Windows 7 and would like to communicate to the board via USB. I've seen software names such as BlueSuite, BlueLab, ADK 4.1, but I'm not really sure what I need. I can find a USB-SPI programmer and I have mapped out where all the SPI communication points are on the PCB, but I cannot find the IDE software anywhere. Correct me if I'm wrong, I believe that I need PSTOOLS to transfer the config settings from the factory chip to the new chip so it will work with the headset. I have already purchased a pair of replacement 8670s. Hello all, I have an old bluetooth headset that uses the CSR8670 and I would like to replace the chip because I believe it has an internal failure in its charger circuitry.
#Csr bluesuite 2.5 how to
Application note explains how to use Cambridge Silicon Radio's BtCLI tool (included in CSR BlueSuite) to. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 2.1, 2.2, 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6. CSR BlueSuite is used by 9 users of Software Informer.