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WCHISP 4.0 rejects the generated CH57x/CH58x INI with vendor Code 2 (
Fail to get parameters from cfg file) before programming when the literalQuick Verification Modekey is missing.Emit
Quick Verification Mode=0in[CH57x-58xUICfg]and assert its presence inWchIspConfigTest. DataFlash preservation, reset/protection settings, ordinary verification and terminal-result handling are unchanged.Validation:
mvn -f ahakeyconfig-win-java/pom.xml -Dtest=WchIspConfigTest,OfficialWchIspAdapterTest,FirmwareUpdateServiceTest,WchIspResultParserTest package— 39 tests passed; release contents OK.Code=0 / Succeed.The hardware result validates this configuration fix, not compatibility with the development firmware contract: the device still returned legacy 1.0 status bytes and lacked the expected newer command payloads. No firmware images, proprietary tools or runtime logs are included.