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NuGang Programmer User Manual
ARM Cortex™-M0
32-BIT MICROCONTROLLER
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NuMicro
NuGang Programmer
User Manual
The information described in this document is the exclusive intellectual property of
Nuvoton Technology Corporation and shall not be reproduced without permission from Nuvoton.
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Nuvoton is providing this document only for reference purposes of NuMicro
microcontroller based system design.
Nuvoton assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.
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Apr. 10, 2014
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Rev6.22
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- Page 1 NuGang Programmer User Manual The information described in this document is the exclusive intellectual property of Nuvoton Technology Corporation and shall not be reproduced without permission from Nuvoton. ™ Nuvoton is providing this document only for reference purposes of NuMicro microcontroller based system design.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual Table of Contents Revision History ...................... 3 1 Introduction ......................5 2 Driver and Application Program ................. 6 2.1 Installing the Driver ........................6 2.2 Installing the Application Program ....................6 2.3 Introduction to the GUI ........................ 6 3 Starting to Use the NuGang Programmer ............ -
Page 3: Revision History
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual Revision History Revision Description Date (1) Fixed the CONFIG Setting dialogue GUI bugs(Clock Source and DataFlash) for Rev6.22 NUC123 series. 2014/04/10 (2) Updated PL2303 Prolific Driver Installer to V1.9.0. (1) Supported the NUC100 DN, NUC200AN, M051 DN/DE, M058S AN, Mini51 DE and Rev6.21 2014/01/24 AU9110 Family. - Page 4 ™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual Rev1.00 (1) First formal released version. 2010/11/09 Apr. 10, 2014 Page 4 of 20 Rev6.22...
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Page 5: Introduction
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 1 Introduction The “NuGang Programmer” provides the four-chip gang programming functionality, which is designed especially for mass-production in the customer site. After online downloading the programming data into the programmer, user may start the off-line gang programming by pressing the AUTO-key on the programmer. The Picture of “NuGang Programmer”... -
Page 6: Driver And Application Program
2.2 Installing the Application Program Doubly-click the setup file included in the folder [(2) Application Program] to install the application program. After the installation is completed successfully, a new item “Nuvoton Tools \ Nuvoton NuGang Programmer, v?.??” will appear in the Windows START-menu. -
Page 7: Starting To Use The Nugang Programmer
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3 Starting to Use the NuGang Programmer The NuGang Programmer always functions as an ‘ICP Gang Programmer’ for the NuMicro family products. 3.1 Example-1: NUC140VE3AN To do the ICP gang programming for NUC140VE3AN, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’... -
Page 8: Example-2: M0516Lbn
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.2 Example-2: M0516LBN To do the ICP gang programming for M0516LBN, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’ (set as default). Step 2: Select the wanted part number (e.g. M0516LBN). Step 3: Load the programming data into APROM/DataFlash/LDROM buffers by clicking ‘... -
Page 9: Verifying Single Chip
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.3 Verifying Single Chip Although the gang programming operation (by pressing the AUTO-key) includes verifying a chip, user may verify the chip again. To verify a single chip, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’ (set as default). Step 2: Select the wanted part number. -
Page 10: Verifying All Chips
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.4 Verifying All Chips In NuGang Programmer v6.02, a special mode, Verify mode, can be used to verify all chips placed in the sockets simultaneously. To enter Verify mode, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Right-click the window header and invoke the Advanced Functions command for further settings. - Page 11 ™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual Step5 Step6 Step8 Step4 Step7 Apr. 10, 2014 Page 11 of 20 Rev6.22...
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Page 12: Reading Chip
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.5 Reading Chip To dump the chip’s contents, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’ (set as default). Step 2: Select the wanted part number. Step 3: Read the chip. Note: The chip can be dumped only when it was not locked. -
Page 13: Updating Chips
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.6 Updating Chips In addition to off-line gang programming (by pressing the AUTO-key on the programmer), you can also do online gang programming by clicking the Update Chips button on the GUI, as shown below. Note: Before starting online operation, ‘Download Programmer’... -
Page 14: Automatic Detection Of 'Chip-Removed-Then-Placed
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 3.7 Automatic Detection of ‘Chip-Removed-then-Placed’ Every time the gang programming is finished, the green/red LEDs on the adapter board will keep showing the last programming result until pressing the AUTO-key next. Sometimes the operator might forget to press the AUTO-key after placing new chips into the sockets, thus the new chips are un-programmed and regarded as programmed ‘PASS’. -
Page 15: Tool Project File (Tpj)
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 4 Tool Project File (TPJ) All the GUI settings can be saved into a Tool Project (TPJ) file and retrieved by loading the previously saved TPJ file. A variety of programming data can be managed by the ‘project’ type. The GUI settings or the contents of the TPJ file include: (1) Programmer type (2) Part number... -
Page 16: Programmer Information
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 5 Programmer Information 5.1 Checking through Application Program To check the information of downloaded data saved in the programmer, connect the programmer to host and then click the Programmer Information button. The Programmer Information form will appear to show the downloaded data, as shown below. -
Page 17: Checking Through Lcd Display
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 5.2 Checking through LCD Display Every time the NuGang Programmer is powered on, the LCD module will sequentially display the previously downloaded programming data, as shown below. The target chip's Part No. When APROM is to be programmed, its checksum will be displayed. -
Page 18: Advanced Functions
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 6 Advanced Functions 6.1 Serial Number Programming Serial number (S/N) programming is used when the programmer is operated in Online mode. The serial number is BCD coded and 8 bytes long with 16 decimal digits supported. Only the APROM can be programmed with the serial number. - Page 19 ™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual As shown in the figure above, ‘2468000012345678’ is set as the serial number for programming at address 0x3FF8 in APROM. The BCD-coded serial number programmed in the chip has a ‘what you see is what you get’ format, as shown below.
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Page 20: Chip Counter
™ NuMicro NuGang Programmer User Manual 6.2 Chip Counter Chip counter is used to calculate the number of chips successfully programmed. To enable the chip counter and related settings, please follow the steps below: Step 1: Right-click the window header and invoke the Advanced Functions command. Step 2: Make sure the Enable option in the Chip Counter section is selected.
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