Bricked 0803, Won't Start Help??

[jucytec]

updated firmware and it said it was successful. upon reboot it won't start, just black and LED on blue and red as if it were on and charging.

anyway to revive?

 

[Tobi@s]

You Need a MircoUSB cable with PIN 4+5 linked to recover it.

 

[jucytec]

Get out! All I need to do is short out pins 4and 5? Man thank you you just saved me a lot of grief!

 

[Tobi@s]

Well thats not the complete process.
When you have such a cable you Need to get a .elf Firmware (check out my signature) which can be flashed with DirectUSB Universal.

 

[jucytec]

For some reason I see no signature is there how to somewhere?

 

[Tobi@s]

http://dc.p-mc.eu/?page=0803.firmware

 

[jucytec]

This is awesome! Do I just plug in shorted cable and flash using SD card? Or does the cable actually need to be connected to a Pc?

 

[Tobi@s]

No not that easy
You Need one more tool called DirectUSB Universal. With this application you can Flash .elf files.

 

[irononreverse]

No not that easy
You Need one more tool called DirectUSB Universal. With this application you can Flash .elf files.

I can't find this program anywhere. My 0803 is dead after trying to flash 20140611

 

[jokiin]

you can download from here under the restore DVR (Восстановление видеорегистратора) section http://datakam.ru/download/

 

[jucytec]

i see a whole lot of options on this app, what the heck to I choose? and do I plug the shorted microusb cable to PC to do this?

 

[Tobi@s]

 

[jucytec]

man, awesome community here. I don't see a a7, i see a series of a7

bub, evk, lbub, levk, lrdb

 

[Tobi@s]

I#ll upload my DirtectUSB Version tomorrow, ok? Then you have the same

 

[jucytec]

ok, i just made my cable, i guess i'll have to wait!

 

[jucytec]

i got the program but i get "Found 0 AMBA device!" sigh

 

[jokiin]

i got the program but i get "Found 0 AMBA device!" sigh

try one of the other board options from the drop down

 

[jucytec]

tried, all options nothing.

 

[jokiin]

double check your cable

 

[jucytec]

i used a multimeter to ring it out... 4 and 5 are shorted and rest are OK.

sigh