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Power Profiler Kit is not detected

Hello I have this error:

Checking installed packages
pyside:          1.2.4
pyqtgraph:       0.10.0
numpy:           1.12.1
pynrfjprog:      9.0.0
Warning: The software is tested with PyQtGraph 0.9.10, and may not work with your version (0.10.0)
Warning: The software is tested with np 1.9.2, and may not work with your version (1.12.1)
Power Profiler Kit started, initializing...
Unable to connect to the PPK, check debugger connection and make sure pynrfjprog is up to date.

I did try to run on other PC and it works. So I'm sure HW switches and FW and everything shall be OK.

I read other threads other threads

And I have everything:

Python 2.7.13 (v2.7.13:a06454b1afa1, Dec 17 2016, 20:42:59) [MSC v.1500 32 bit (Intel)] on win32

I did install MSVC 9.0 (2008) redistributable (vcredist_x86.exe)

I did run python_packages.bat.

I even try to reinstall python 2.7 freshly...

Any other hint???

Also can be the PPK code improved in error reporting? If there is more details what is wrong we could solve it faster...

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  • Did you test Ole's comment in the post you linked to?

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    All switches are in 'DK' position as described here?

    You are sure the PPK is correctly mounted on the DK (all pins align)?

    You can check if you have connection to the PPK chip through the debugger by for example running the command nrfjprog -r -f nrf52. Make sure that SB9 is cut on the DK so that the chip you 'see' is not the one on the DK.

    If the wrong firmware is running on the PPK chip (if you accidentally programmed it instead of the DK), you can reprogram the firmware by running the flash_ppk.py script inside the software folder.

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  • Did you test Ole's comment in the post you linked to?

    Quote:

    All switches are in 'DK' position as described here?

    You are sure the PPK is correctly mounted on the DK (all pins align)?

    You can check if you have connection to the PPK chip through the debugger by for example running the command nrfjprog -r -f nrf52. Make sure that SB9 is cut on the DK so that the chip you 'see' is not the one on the DK.

    If the wrong firmware is running on the PPK chip (if you accidentally programmed it instead of the DK), you can reprogram the firmware by running the flash_ppk.py script inside the software folder.

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