On-board USB, self powered or BUS powered?
eagletalontim
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Got a question again I am designing a board that will have an on-board USB data / programming port but have run into an issue. When using the Prop Plug on my prototype, if the circuit is already turned on and i plug in the USB cable to my computer, it will reset the Prop then allow communication. I am wanting to NOT reset the prop when plugging in the USB cable to my computer. Can this be changed by running the FT232R chip from the on-board power supply instead of powered through the computer BUS?
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USB + OS often do a little dance, as they enumerate the new device, and some drivers can disable part of that.
However, you are into many-variables territory, and a jumper is much simpler to see
EDIT *** : Also, is there a way to "lock" the FT232R from being reprogrammed after I do the initial setup? And.... will I be able to access the FT232 at first without it being powered by the bus? I need to set the power param to self once I get it all built. I think it comes default set to BUS powered.