I'm on a windows 8 machine running Python 2.7.12 with pycrypto 2.6.1 installed. When trying to use the test file bp_read.py I am unable to find my EEPROM chip.
In cmd I use the command _python bpread.py COM7 eeprom.bin and I've made sure that I'm connected to the correct COM port and the baud rate is set to 115200.
The following output is received:
_λ python bp_read.py COM7 eepromBin
Device found: None
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "bpread.py", line 138, in
raise(Exception("unable to find a device on this 1-wire bus"))
Exception: unable to find a device on this 1-wire bus
I've tested the EEPROM chip with a OneWire sniffer and can find all of the data.
I've tested the buspirate with the hardware test on the dangerous prototype website with all OK
I cannot figure out why I'm unable to find my EEPROM chip.
I'm on a windows 8 machine running Python 2.7.12 with pycrypto 2.6.1 installed. When trying to use the test file bp_read.py I am unable to find my EEPROM chip.
In cmd I use the command _python bpread.py COM7 eeprom.bin and I've made sure that I'm connected to the correct COM port and the baud rate is set to 115200.
The following output is received:
_λ python bp_read.py COM7 eepromBin Device found: None Traceback (most recent call last): File "bpread.py", line 138, in
raise(Exception("unable to find a device on this 1-wire bus"))
Exception: unable to find a device on this 1-wire bus
I've tested the EEPROM chip with a OneWire sniffer and can find all of the data. I've tested the buspirate with the hardware test on the dangerous prototype website with all OK
I cannot figure out why I'm unable to find my EEPROM chip.
My setup looks like this: