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Unfortunately, the clones also weren't clock stable at all - they were fine at 115200 and such, but if you pushed them up to 3Mbaud or so, they mostly read/wrot
by Syonyk 5y ago
Unfortunately, the clones also weren't clock stable at all - they were fine at 115200 and such, but if you pushed them up to 3Mbaud or so, they mostly read/wrote garbage. I put a few of them on a good scope and the timing was just all over the place. The legit FTDIs are rock solid on their timing even up at high baud rates.
So I got some legit chips and just did the surface mount rework to replace the fakes with the legit ones and solved my problem. I had no idea when I got the adapters that they had fake chips on them. :/
- marcan_42 5y agoBit bang mode is the opposite. The clones work fine. The legit ones don't work at all (completely random timing) except at 3Mbaud (the official workaround), but at that speed you can't keep the buffer fed via USB so it's useless. https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/695292366639378433?s=19 https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/695292366639378433?s=19