I can't imagine > that reverse-engineering the firmware would be too > difficult (disclaimer: I have no basis for that > comment ). > It would be nice to be able to get a memory dump > of the firmware of this machine. If that is > the case it would make sense that it is just a > jtag interface. Have you tried > downloading the software from atmel yet to see if > you can interface with it via the usb interface? > Judging by the faq's on cricuts website they are > saying that this usb port is for > troubleshooting/upgrading machines. As you > can see this device uses the same chip to convert > usb-serial as the cricut. unless I've been doing something really stupid, or there's some wiring that's needed to get the usb power to the right place on the thing, I think my one's bust, but their site with all data sheets and stuff is at. I got given one of their DLP-2232M-G modules a while back by a mate of mine, tho I've never got the damn thing to even detect when I plug it in. I recognise FTDI, they are Future Technology Devices International & I think they are based in Scotland. Wow! What a super fantastic project! Who doesn't need a baking dish with their name etched on it? Who doesn't need lots of these for our cousins and friends for whom. I read on the cricut design studio faqs page that it will remember during a.

Is there any way to get the cricut to remember permanently what cartridges were put in.

Cricut design studio cracked