On Sat, 2005-04-23 at 08:46 -0300, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
> Maybe... The only input I can provide is that mine doesn't do this. I
> routinely have it connected to the circuit for long times while the
> application is running, after using it as a programmer. I can confirm that
> it stops the application through power cycles -- not sure whether that
> happens when it goes to sleep or when it wakes up, though, or whether
> that's a clean reset or 1.7 V. Haven't checked on that yet, as neither me
> nor my computer tend to go to sleep while working :)

I've never let my ICD2 run for a long time in programmer mode, but I
have in debug mode and mine didn't do anything like that either.

One other thing the OP can check is the USB root hub's power settings,
in win2k there's an extra pane in one of the USB devices that says:
allow windows to turn off this device to save power. Make sure that's
not selected.

If that's not it then it's possible the OP has a bad ICD2. To the
original OP, does it ALWAYS happen? TTYL
 

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