Nothing has changed recently with my programming computer but all of a sudden i am unable to upload sketches to the opta form the PLC IDE.
I made 1 small code change to the sketch but everything it goes to upload it now fails with cannot download sketch error code 1
the log shows no DFU Device found error code 74 no DFU device found however if i switch to the Audino IDE i can upload just fine. Anyone seeing this recently?
Just an update for anyone else who has this issue the PLC IDE editor 1.0.7 does not function on Windows 11 24H2 it will say it cannot find the dfu device when it comes time to write the sketch.
Only the initialization sketch will write write. You will not be able to flash your program to the PLC. Attempting to do so will blank your PLC without the ability to write your program back to the PLC unless you go to a different non-windows 11 24h2 PC.
Didn't realize my PC updated to 24h2 also did a clean install of 24h2 in another PC and installed the PLC editor the same thing occurred. Clean install of Windows 11 23h2 and it worked fine.
Did rollback on my original PC and it worked again. Arduino needs to find the bug and issue an update version of the PLC editor to work on Windows 11 24h2
Hi zm1868179,
I don't have much experience in PLC IDE, but when i had trouble with uploading sketch on IDE I had to play with drivers (Zadig) or double-press reset button, so PLC went into bootloader mode (COM changes, so you also need to adjust it manually, but it works).
Hope it'll be some useful info.
I've run into the same issue. Downgrading from Windows 11 to 10 resolved the sketch uploading problem. It would be good to get this resolved on Windows 11.
I have installed 1.0.8 PLC IDE and same issue. I am using Windows 10. I can upload code and it programs. I have a simple counter that I watch and toggles an LED. I can change the rollover value and see it work. Every time I program I receive the DFU Device found error code 74 and cannot download sketch error code 1. This is slightly important since is holds the IP address information I am trying to set. Any help would be appreciated.
to get your ip address you can open up the standard Arduino ide and open the serial monitor. then press the reset button on the opta and it should read out a boot up script that includes the ip address
or if you can connect to the watch window you can drag it into the watch