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<blockquote data-quote="DonVatserable" data-source="post: 686476" data-attributes="member: 349411">Hello folksI have a problem programming my Titanium Card.It’s a Titanium card 3.25 or 3.4 (I’m not sure wich one) and I’m trying to program it using CAS Interface 3Plus.This is what I do: I open the CAS Interface Studio 8.7 and set Phoenix Mode 3.68. Then I open the Titanium Card Progger (I’ve tried several versions of&nbsp; that programmer), put in the card and it appears the following information: ATR: no ATR, unsupported Titanium OS found. And then I press the Erase button and on the screen appears ..sending TRAPCODE.. but nothing else happens. I keep waiting for about 3 hours and it still says ..sending TRAPCODE..I’ve even tried to switch off FIFO buffers, but it’s still the same problem.I’ve red that I should open some programs like Microsoft Office to slow my PC down. Well I did so, but still nothing.About my PC: WindowsXP Professional, Service Pack 3Pentium 4, 2,6 GHz512 MB RAMPS do I have to put the card into the CAS interface with the chip UP or DOWN? (I’ve tried both, but am still not sure)Thank you.Later</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonVatserable, post: 686476, member: 349411"] Hello folks I have a problem programming my Titanium Card. It’s a Titanium card 3.25 or 3.4 (I’m not sure wich one) and I’m trying to program it using CAS Interface 3Plus. This is what I do: I open the CAS Interface Studio 8.7 and set Phoenix Mode 3.68. Then I open the Titanium Card Progger (I’ve tried several versions of that programmer), put in the card and it appears the following information: ATR: no ATR, unsupported Titanium OS found. And then I press the Erase button and on the screen appears ..sending TRAPCODE.. but nothing else happens. I keep waiting for about 3 hours and it still says ..sending TRAPCODE.. I’ve even tried to switch off FIFO buffers, but it’s still the same problem. I’ve red that I should open some programs like Microsoft Office to slow my PC down. Well I did so, but still nothing. About my PC: WindowsXP Professional, Service Pack 3 Pentium 4, 2,6 GHz 512 MB RAM PS do I have to put the card into the CAS interface with the chip UP or DOWN? (I’ve tried both, but am still not sure) Thank you. Later [/QUOTE]

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