25–32 (Bridge to coda — descending sequence, slight rhythmic instability) Right hand: 25: E5 (eighth) — D5 (eighth) — C5 (eighth) — B4 (eighth) — A4 (quarter) — rest (quarter) 26: C5 (triplet eighths) over A2 — B4 (quarter) — G4 (quarter) 27: E5 (quarter) — C5 (quarter) — A4 (quarter) — G4 (quarter) 28: F#4 (half) — E4 (half) 29: E5 (dotted quarter) — D5 (eighth) — C5 (quarter) — B4 (quarter) 30: A4 (quarter) — rest (quarter) — A4 (half) 31: G4 (quarter) — F#4 (quarter) — E4 (half) 32: E4 (whole, pp)
Thanks to @electronics_lab, @romhacker, and @spi_flash_fan for submitting device definitions and testing release candidates. minipro 6.85
The market is flooded with counterfeit Minipro devices. Authentic units use a specific USB PID/VID code and support firmware updates past version 6.85. Counterfeits often brick when updated. 25–32 (Bridge to coda — descending sequence, slight
: Version 6.85 is frequently referenced in community guides for updating device firmware. Some users utilize it alongside third-party tools like the Radioman Updater to unlock additional features or convert CS models to A models. Counterfeits often brick when updated