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To be really sure that your device is indeed a sunplus spmp305x you might want to look up its USB ids. I dont know how exactly this works on windows, on linux "lsusb" would give you. So the vendor id is 0x4fc and the product id is 0x5560. Probably looking up the device properties in the device manager gives hints. I know that libusb (win32 version) comes with a tool that lists all devices currently connected to the computer. Anyway, good luck and I hope you can convince frmpro to detect your device.

My vendor ID for the device is: 04FC
And my product ID for the device is: 3058

Does this mean my chip is a 3058?

At any rate, I also hope I can get frmpro to play nice. I think my problem now is that I cannot get the device plugged in as something other then a USB mass storage device. Many people seem to have had success installing their device as a webcam, but I can get Windows to recognize the bloody drivers. Its rather off-putting to be honest.

EDIT: When I try to manually select the ca536.inf driver that came on the CD, Windows always says; "The following location does not contain information about your hardware." Does this mean I am using the wrong drivers? (Which would be actually amusing considering they are the drivers I got with the device.)

Okay, if the product ID is different windows wont install the driver and even if you manually change it in the .inf I think it wont work. Maybe there is a version for the 3056 (I couldnt find one).
Maybe you can try to hold down some buttons when plugging the usb cable into the device (turned off). Thats different from the method you use I think, maybe this will give you the correct PID?

Well, I went ahead and modified the PID of the .inf drivers to match mine, and I actually got them to install. I also now can get the frmpro tool to recognize my device. However now whenever I try to dump the firmware, my computer blue-screens and crashes. I can only assume this is a by-product of me changing the driver PID like I did. But at least I'm closer now...

To be really sure that your device is indeed a sunplus spmp305x you might want to look up its USB ids. I dont know how exactly this works on windows, on linux "lsusb" would give you
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