Hi,
I recently got a xCore Microphone Array board and trying to flash the firmware (AN00217: High Resolution Delay Example) .
When I try to flash the firmware, i get the below error :
Error: F03096 No devices attached - Cannot run the enquirer until a device is found
Can please someone tell me what is wrong and how to proceed?
Regards!
Error: F03096 No devices attached - Cannot run the enquirer until a device is found
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Hi,
Thanks for your quick reply. However, I tried your suggestion and still doesn't recognize the XTAG3 on Windows.
As a workaround, I tried the same example on my Ubuntu machine and I am successfull in flashing the firmware. But, my question is Do I need to change any settings so the device is recognized as a USB microphone array in Audacity?
Regards!
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Hi,
Can you check to see if you are connecting to a USB 2 port or USB 3 (USB 3 are usually blue connectors internally).
Thanks very much,
john
Can you check to see if you are connecting to a USB 2 port or USB 3 (USB 3 are usually blue connectors internally).
Thanks very much,
john
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Oh one other option would be to use Nirsoft USB Dev View to remove all instances of the driver. Then disconnect and reconnect the xtag.
You can sort on VID - the XMOS VID it 20B1.
Best regards,
John
You can sort on VID - the XMOS VID it 20B1.
Best regards,
John
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HI @johned,
On Windows PC, I am using USB3
On Windows PC, I am using USB3
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Please could you try a USB 2 port ?
Best,
John
Best,
John
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Hello Friend,Youtuve Vanced Thanks for the update! I'm glad to hear you were able to flash the firmware on your Ubuntu machine. To have the XTAG3 recognized as a USB microphone array in Audacity, you may need to check a few settings: Audio Input Settings: In Audacity, go to "Edit" > "Preferences" > "Devices." Make sure the input device is set to the XTAG3. USB Configuration: Ensure that your USB settings on the device (if applicable) are set to operate as an audio device. System Settings: On Ubuntu, check your sound settings to confirm that the XTAG3 is selected as the input device. If you still have issues, try restarting Audacity or your machine after making changes. Let me know how it goes.phani.s wrote: ↑Thu Feb 16, 2017 11:24 amHi,
Thanks for your quick reply. However, I tried your suggestion and still doesn't recognize the XTAG3 on Windows.
As a workaround, I tried the same example on my Ubuntu machine and I am successfull in flashing the firmware. But, my question is Do I need to change any settings so the device is recognized as a USB microphone array in Audacity?
Regards!