No, the ICD is broken...it can't detect a device, but can be talked to over the USB.  I havent looked at it closer as far as if the lines are toggling, but I *think* my cable shorted and caused the issue.  Can't be positive about that tho.

John Chung <kravnus@yahoo.com> wrote:  So only the cable was at fault?

John


--- alan smith wrote:

> Its not the USB side, its the side that drives to
> the target device. I ended up borrowing one from a
> friend and need to order the parts.
> 
> I think what happened was the heatshrink on my
> interface cable came loose and shorted something. 
> I;ve since rebuilt the cable...so im back workin
> again.
> 
> "Alan B. Pearce" wrote:
> The problems with ICD drivers blowing, is it worth
> fitting the relevant 
> lines with a device like this ?
> 
>
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/STF202-22T1-D.PDF
> 
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