[w4mmp]

Hello,

Thanks for getting back with me.  I fully understand your position on support.  Your responsibility is to support the IDE not a customers application.  I would not ask for assistance with application design, functionality or debugging.  For those issues, I will go to the Raspberry LTD forum for assistance.  In other words, I’m not looking for someone to hold my hand.  But I do expect support for the IDE when it solidly appears the IDE is at fault.

Regards,

Ron

[w4mmp]

Hello,

Excellent!  Thank you so much!  Works like a charm.   Please know that “V2” is what Raspberry LTD.  is now providing as the default Pico Probe firmware.

Regards,

Ron

[w4mmp]

Hello,

OK,  the below screen shots are of what I believe you want me to do.   However,  I really don’t know what to select from the list of drivers.

Regards,

Ron

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[w4mmp]

Hello,

I did a bit of digging around.  I installed the latest openocd from the official website.   Using the command I use on RPi 4B,  openocd runs find.  Please take a look at the attached file.  Notice that the option of  “-c “adapter speed 5000″” is appended to the openocd command.  This I found is necessary to make it work on the RPi 4B (found this solution on the Raspberry forum.

Regards,

Ron

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[w4mmp]

Hello,

Thanks for getting back with me.

Attached are what I believe you asked for.   From my experience so far,  I do like this product.  I have been developing with VS for some years now and like the IDE.  Your add on appears to be just what I’m looking for when developing applications for the Pico.  If we can get a solution to this issue, you have a new customer.

Regards,

Ron

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