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ASIX Forte Reference Manual (83 pages)

High-Speed USB Programmer

Brand: ASIX | Category: Computer Accessories | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
- Abbreviations & Terms Used
  9
2 Forte

10
- Package Content
  10
- Features
  10
- Quick Start
  11
  - Windows
    11
  - Linux
    11
- Use
  11
  - Overcurrent Protection
    12
  - User Interface
    12
- Controls and Connectors
  13
  - Programming Connector
    13
  - GO Button
    14
    
    Active
    14
    
    LED Indicators
    14
    
    On-Line
    14
    
    USB Connector
    14
- Connecting to Application
  14
  - Custom-Made Connecting Cable
    14
  - Programming in ZIF Socket
    15
  - Connecting Procedure
    15
    
    Table of Connections
    16
    
    AVR Microcontrollers
    17
    
    Connection Examples
    17
    
    PIC Microcontrollers
    17
    
    Atmel 8051
    18
    
    Atxmega with PDI Interface
    18
    
    AVR with TPI Interface (E.g. Attiny10)
    18
    
    Cypress Psoc
    19
    
    MSP430 / CC430 with TEST Pin, JTAG Interface
    19
    
    MSP430 / CC430 Without TEST Pin, JTAG Interface
    20
    
    MSP430 / CC430, SBW Interface
    20
    
    ARM with SWD Interface
    21
    
    I2C Memory Chips
    21
    
    Stm8
    21
    
    TI (Chipcon) CCXXXX
    21
    
    Microwire Memory Chips
    22
    
    SPI Memory Chips
    22
    
    UNI/O Memory Chips
    22
    
    1-Wire Interface
    23
    
    JTAG Interface
    23
- HPRAVR Adapter
  24
  - Use
    24
- Technical Specifications
  25
  - Limit Values
    25
    
    Operating Specifications
    25
    
    Declaration of Conformity
    27
  - Drivers
    28
- Driver Installation
  28
  - Windows Operating Systems
    28
    
    Older Supported Windows Versions
    28
    
    Windows 7 and Later
    28
    
    Linux
    29
- Driver Updating
  29
4 Up Software

30
- Abbreviations Used
  30
- Installation
  30
- Device Programming
  30
  - Programmer Selection
    30
  - Projects
    31
    
    Device Type Selection
    31
    
    Program Settings
    31
    
    Longer Delay for VDD Switching On/Off When
    32
    
    Production Programming Settings
    33
    
    Programmer Settings
    33
    
    Settings for Programming During Development
    33
    
    Fuses and Working with Them
    34
    
    Programming
    34
    
    Differential Programming
    35
- Further Features
  35
- Program Controls
  39
  - Toolbar
    39
  - Status Bar
    39
- Menus
  39
  - File Menu
    40
    
    File ➙ Import Data Memory from File
    40
    
    File ➙ New
    40
    
    File ➙ Open
    40
    
    File ➙ Open Next File
    40
    
    File ➙ Reload Actual File
    40
    
    File ➙ Save
    40
    
    File ➙ Save as
    40
    
    File ➙ Close Project
    41
    
    File ➙ Export to bin
    41
    
    File ➙ Import Data Memory from File
    41
    
    File ➙ New Project
    41
    
    File ➙ Open File with Data Memory Automatically
    41
    
    File ➙ Open Project
    41
    
    File ➙ Read Calibration Data
    41
    
    File ➙ Recent Projects
    41
    
    File ➙ Save Calibration Data
    41
    
    File ➙ Save Project
    41
    
    File ➙ Exit
    42
  - Edit Menu
    42
    
    Edit ➙ Fill Selected Location with RETLW
    42
    
    Edit ➙ Fill with Value
    42
    
    Edit ➙ Text Insert
    42
  - View Menu
    42
    
    View ➙ Code/Main Memory
    42
    
    View ➙ Configuration Memory
    43
    
    View ➙ Data Memory
    43
    
    View ➙ Display Code/Main Memory
    43
    
    View ➙ Display Configuration Memory
    43
    
    View ➙ Display Data Memory
    43
  - Device Menu
    43
    
    Device ➙ Program
    43
    
    Program All
    43
    
    Program All Except Data Memory
    43
    
    Differential Program Data Memory
    44
    
    Mass Production
    44
    
    Program Configuration Memory
    44
    
    Program Differentially
    44
  - Device ➙ Read
    44
    
    Program Code/Main Memory
    44
    
    Program Data Memory
    44
    
    Read All
    44
    
    Read All Except Data Memory
    44
    
    Read Code/Main Memory
    45
    
    Read Configuration Memory
    45
    
    Read Data Memory
    45
  - Device ➙ Verify
    45
    
    Verify All
    45
    
    Verify All Except Data Memory
    45
    
    Verify Code/Main Memory
    45
    
    Verify Configuration Memory
    45
    
    Verify Data Memory
    45
  - Device ➙ Erase
    45
    
    Erase Code/Main Memory
    46
    
    Erase Data Memory
    46
  - Device ➙ Blank Check
    46
    
    Blank Check All
    46
    
    Blank Check All Except Data Memory
    46
    
    Blank Check of Code/Main Memory
    46
    
    Blank Check of Configuration Memory
    46
    
    Blank Check of Data Memory
    46
  - Device ➙ Select Device
    46
- Options Menu
  47
- Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Panels
  49
- Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Files
  49
- Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Colors
  51
- Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Editors
  51
  - Code/Main Memory Editor: Show Words as
    51
  - Data Memory Editor 8 Words Wide
    51
  - Boot Memory Editor 8 Words Wide
    51
  - Show Only the Lowest Byte of Word in ASCII
    52
  - Mask ID Positions While Reading from
    52
  - Serial Numbers
    52
  - Prepare S/N before Programming
    52
  - Find Successor after Programming
    52
  - Prepare S/N after Programming
    52
  - Serial Number Interval
    52
  - Serial Number Length (the Number of Characters)
    52
  - Number Base
    53
  - Code as ASCII
    53
  - Initial Serial Number
    53
  - Next S/N
    53
  - Destination
    53
  - Hexadecimal Address of First Word
    53
  - Fill with RETLW Instruction
    53
  - Characters Per Word
    53
  - Sequence
    53
- Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Others
  53
  - Do Not Show Warning if Internal 5 V Is
    54
    
    Allow to Change Supply Voltage Level When It Is on
    54
    
    Options ➙ Keyboard Shortcuts
    54
    
    Options ➙ Language Selection
    54
    
    Options ➙ Select Programmer
    54
  - Help Menu
    54
    
    Help ➙ Help on Program
    54
    
    Help ➙ about
    55
    
    Help ➙ ASIX Website
    55
    
    Help ➙ Check Internet for Updates
    55
    
    Help ➙ List of Supported Devices
    55
- Programmer Settings Window
  55
  - FORTE Programmer Settings Window
    55
    
    During Programming
    55
    
    In Idle State
    55
    
    Power Supply from the Programmer
    55
    
    Reset
    55
    
    Faster Programming with Slow Clock
    56
    
    I2C Bus Speed
    56
    
    I2C Memory Address
    56
    
    Inverse Reset
    56
    
    Oscillator Frequency
    56
    
    Settings Associated with I2C Memory Chips
    56
  - PRESTO Programmer Settings Window
    56
    
    Active Power Supply
    56
    
    Idle Power Supply
    56
    
    Settings Associated with PIC Microcontrollers
    56
    
    Algorithm Programming
    57
    
    Faster Programming with Slow Clock
    57
    
    Hvp
    57
    
    I2C Bus Speed
    57
    
    I2C Memory Address
    57
    
    Inverse Reset
    57
    
    Oscillator Frequency
    57
    
    Programming Method
    57
    
    Settings Associated with AVR Microcontrollers
    57
    
    Settings Associated with I2C Memory Chips
    57
    
    Code/Main Memory Editor
    58
    
    Configuration Memory Editor
    58
    
    Data Memory (EEPROM) Editor
    58
    
    Selecting an Area
    58
    
    Tips for Advanced Users
    58
  - Running up from Command Line
    59
    
    List of Parameters
    59
    
    Examples of Use
    60
    
    File Opening
    60
    
    Using a Project File
    60
    
    Device Programming
    61
    
    Program Return Codes
    61
  - Running up by Means of Windows Messages
    61
    
    List of Commands
    62
    
    Example of Use
    63
  - UP_DLL.DLL Library
    64
  - Running more than One Instance of up
    65
- Access of more up Instances to One Programmer
  65
- Updating up
  65
Appendix A UP_DLL.DLL

66
- Data Types
  66
- List of up Variables
  66
Appendix B: Use of ICSP

70
- Pins Used for Programming
  70
- HVP Algorithm
  70
- LVP Algorithm (Without VPP)
  70
- Loading of Different Programmer Pins
  70
- Power Supply Options
  71
  - Power Supply Capacities in Application
    71
  - ICSP Connector
    72
Appendix C: Intel-HEX File Format

72
- Supported Alternatives of HEX Files
  72
  - Description of Intel-HEX File Format
    73
    
    Data Record
    73
    
    End of File
    73
    
    Extended Linear Address
    73
    
    Saving Device Type in .Hex File
    74
    
    Jtag Player
    75
- JTAG Device Programming
  75
  - SVF File
    75
    
    Examples of How to Create SVF Files
    75
    
    Examples of How to Create XSVF Files
    76
    
    State of .Svf File Implementation
    76
    
    XSVF File
    76
    
    Programming Connector
    77
    
    State of XSVF File Implementation
    77
- Settings
  77
- Running JTAG Player from Command Line
  80
6 Trouble-Shooting

81
- Tips and Tricks
  81
- FORTE Tester
  81
7 Document History

83

ASIX Forte Reference Manual (102 pages)

High-Speed USB Programmer

Brand: ASIX | Category: Motherboard | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

10
- Abbreviations & Terms Used
  10
2 Forte

11
- Package Content
  11
- Features
  11
- Quick Start
  12
  - Windows
    12
  - Linux
    12
- Use
  12
- Controls and Connectors
  14
  - Programming Connector
    14
  - GO Button
    15
    
    Active
    15
    
    LED Indicators
    15
    
    On-Line
    15
    
    USB Connector
    15
- Connecting to Application
  15
  - Custom-Made Connecting Cable
    16
    
    Connecting Procedure
    16
    
    Programming in ZIF Socket
    16
    
    Table of Connections
    17
    
    Connection Examples
    19
    
    PIC Microcontrollers
    19
    
    RL78 Microcontrollers
    19
    
    RX600 Microcontrollers
    19
    
    AVR in HVP Mode
    20
    
    AVR Microcontrollers
    20
    
    Atmel 8051
    21
    
    Atxmega with PDI Interface
    21
    
    AVR with TPI Interface (E.g. Attiny10)
    21
    
    AVR with UPDI Interface
    21
    
    At89C51Cc01Ua
    22
    
    Cypress Psoc
    22
    
    MSP430 / CC430 with TEST Pin, JTAG Interface
    23
    
    MSP430 / CC430 Without TEST Pin, JTAG Interface
    23
    
    MSP430 / CC430, SBW Interface
    24
    
    Stm8
    24
    
    TI (Chipcon) CCXXXX
    24
    
    ARM with SWD Interface
    25
    
    C8051 and EFM8 with C2 Interface
    25
    
    Hcs08
    25
    
    I2C Memory Chips
    25
    
    Microwire Memory Chips
    26
    
    SPI Memory Chips
    26
    
    1-Wire Interface
    27
    
    JTAG Interface
    27
    
    UNI/O Memory Chips
    27
    
    Hcsxxx
    28
- Technical Specifications
  29
  - Limit Values
    29
    
    Operating Specifications
    30
    
    Declaration of Conformity
    31
Drivers

32
- Driver Installation
  32
  - Windows Operating Systems
    32
    
    Older Supported Windows Versions
    32
    
    Windows 7 and Later
    32
  - Linux
    33
- Driver Updating
  33
4 Usage under Linux

34
5 Up Software

36
- Abbreviations Used
  36
- Installation
  36
- Device Programming
  36
  - Programmer Selection
    36
  - Projects
    37
    
    Device Type Selection
    37
    
    Delay for VDD Switching On/Off When Supplied from
    38
    
    Program Settings
    38
    
    Production Programming Settings
    39
    
    Settings for Programming During Development
    39
    
    Fuses and Working with Them
    40
    
    Programmer Settings
    40
    
    Programming
    40
    
    Differential Programming
    41
- Further Features
  41
Program Controls

45
- Toolbar
  46
- Status Bar
  46
- Menus
  46
  - File Menu
    46
    
    File ➙ New
    46
    
    File ➙ Open
    46
    
    File ➙ Open Next File
    46
    
    File ➙ New Project
    47
    
    File ➙ Open File with Data Memory Automatically
    47
    
    File ➙ Open Next
    47
    
    File ➙ Open Project
    47
    
    File ➙ Reload Actual File
    47
    
    File ➙ Save
    47
    
    File ➙ Save as
    47
    
    Edit Menu
    48
    
    Edit ➙ Fill with Value
    48
    
    File ➙ Close Project
    48
    
    File ➙ Exit
    48
    
    File ➙ Export to bin
    48
    
    File ➙ Read Calibration Data
    48
    
    File ➙ Recent Projects
    48
    
    File ➙ Save Calibration Data
    48
    
    File ➙ Save Project
    48
    
    Edit ➙ Fill Selected Location with RETLW
    49
    
    Edit ➙ Text Insert
    49
    
    View Menu
    49
    
    View ➙ Code/Main Memory
    49
    
    View ➙ Data Memory
    49
    
    Program Return Codes
    71
    
    Running up by Means of Windows Messages
    71
    
    Work Flow Monitoring
    71
    
    List of Commands
    72
    
    Example of Use
    73
    
    UP_DLL.DLL Library
    74
    
    Access of more up Instances to One Programmer
    75
    
    Running more than One Instance of up
    75
    
    Updating up
    75
Appendix A UP_DLL.DLL

76
- Data Types
  76
- List of up Variables
  76
Appendix B: Use of ICSP

84
- Pins Used for Programming
  84
- HVP Algorithm
  84
- LVP Algorithm (Without VPP)
  84
- Loading of Different Programmer Pins
  84
- Power Supply Options
  85
- Power Supply Capacities in Application
  85
- ICSP Connector
  86
Appendix C: Intel-HEX File Format

86
- Supported Alternatives of HEX Files
  86
- Description of Intel-HEX File Format
  87
- Data Record
  87
- End of File
  87
- Extended Linear Address
  87
- Saving Device Type in .Hex File
  88
- Up_Control.dll Library
  89
- FORTE.DLL Library
  90
- Jtag Player
  91
- JTAG Device Programming
  91
- SVF File
  91
- Examples of How to Create SVF Files
  91
- State of .Svf File Implementation
  92
- XSVF File
  92
- Examples of How to Create XSVF Files
  92
- State of XSVF File Implementation
  93
- Programming Connector
  93
- Settings
  93
- Default TCK Signal Frequency
  93
- Fast Clocks Option (FORTE Only)
  94
- RUNTEST Without Run_Count (SVF Only)
  94
- RUNTEST Timing Multiply (both SVF and XSVF)
  94
- RUNTEST with Run_Count and no Timing
  94
- VPP PRESTO / P FORTE Pin Usage While Running Test
  95
- (File) / after Test Completion
  95
- Default Settings
  95
- Default Settings for Fpgas
  95
- Default Settings for XC9500
  95
- Default Settings for AVR
  95
- Running JTAG Player from Command Line
  96
- Multiup
  97
- Programming Settings
  97
- Programming
  97
- Commandline
  97

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