To resolve the slow programming time on the UnoMax, try using the MBFTDI-Blaster v1.8b (64) driver instead of the default EPT-JTAG-Blaster v1.0. This significantly reduces download time from minutes to seconds. You can find the necessary driver in the links provided by @zoladzagh-edu-pl" target="true">@zoladzagh-edu-pl.

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Hi Miro,

The time it takes to download the configuration to UnoMax can vary based on the hardware. On your notebook, it's 1 minute, while on your NUC, it's 3 minutes, likely due to differences in USB speed or processing power.

Also, have you considered the implications of confidential computing in cyber security? It might be relevant if you're handling sensitive data during your configuration process.

BR,
David

Programming time of UnoMax typically refers to the duration required to write, test, and deploy software applications using the UnoMax development platform. This timeframe can vary depending on the complexity of the project, the skill level of the developers, and the specific requirements of the application. UnoMax aims to streamline development processes with its intuitive interface and robust tools, how to calling out at Walmart, potentially reducing programming time by providing pre-built components and efficient debugging features. By leveraging UnoMax, developers can accelerate the development cycle, allowing for faster project completion and quicker time-to-market for their applications.

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