Das Mikro Sound Board

[wibblywobbly]

I solved all of the problems, the USB programmer that Bangood sells is pants. It has a fake FTID chip on it, and the guys that manufacture the original have changed their drivers so that they won't work with the fake ones. The Bangood cable costs £20, the genuine FTID USB costs less than £5, so I bought one, soldered the wires on to the correct pinouts, and it all works perfectly. I have since reprogrammed sounds multiple times with no problems at all.

[maxmekker]

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[Rad_Schuhart]

I solved all of the problems, the USB programmer that Bangood sells is pants. It has a fake FTID chip on it, and the guys that manufacture the original have changed their drivers so that they won't work with the fake ones. The Bangood cable costs £20, the genuine FTID USB costs less than £5, so I bought one, soldered the wires on to the correct pinouts, and it all works perfectly. I have since reprogrammed sounds multiple times with no problems at all.

I told you months ago, lol.

[MyJeepWilly]

I'm using the DasMikro Micro USB Sound Programmer with the TBS Flash V1.0.1.4 and I can't get the USB Programmer to connect to the Com Port. In the Device Manager it says it's using Com Port5 but when will not connect (Module will not answer) The sound programmer came with no instructions at all. Where did you download the manual and programming software from?

[Exhibitedbrute]

I also have one of these spare that I want to put into either my half track or a truck so if anyone knows a good step by step guide that makes sense that would be great