What is the chance of bricking my 860C display from TSZD8 kit?

[prinf]

Hi,

Recently I bought TSDZ8 kit from pswpower with 860C display. Now I'm going to try flashing OSF to the motor controller and display. Everything is clear with the motor but not with with the display, seems there are some versions of this display that are not going to work with OSF. I have attached images with HW/SW versions. That display has 6 pin connector that I assume matches TSZD2 related pinout I found somewhere on the internet (attached). And the main question... is there someone who successfully updated display firmware to OSF on a display like mine, or is there someone who bricked it? Also if you have suggestions which version of firmware I should try the first, please let me know (V12, V12, V20?) Hoping answers here would help before making the risk

 

[prinf]

UPDATE: I could successfully flash this display. The original problem was that I was trying to do it with help of wine on Linux, after installing Windows virtual machine I could successfully flash it to OSF. V13 was used.

So having the curiosity and understanding the risk I have tried
As the result I've got the display that do not turn on anymore, nothing appear on it at all, but at the same time it replies on flashing retries but fails as the the very first time.

On the video you can see what it happening, it goes to 44% and in a few seconds stops without saying that firmware update was completed.

Hoping it will help the same not bricking their displays, or maybe there is someone who have any ideas what I can do to restore or flash successfully mine)

 

[HazzaHodgson]

I've made yet another discovery. Torque ADC advanced apparently isn't used For 860c osf. However increasing the value increases sensitivity of throttle. Like increasing the range of it min to max. Too much and throttle instantly goes to 255 for the sensor value in technical tab