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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
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
Setting the GO Button
35
Mass Production
35
Serial Numbers
36
Data Record
37
Format of Files with Serial Numbers
37
Calibration Memory Support
38
Example of File with Serial Numbers
38
Working with Calibration Memory When Erasing a
38
Working with Calibration Memory in Devices with
39
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 ➙ Programming
47
After Programming: Close Status Window
47
Ask before Erasing
47
Ask before Programming of OTP / Flash
47
Except for Programming: Close Status Window
47
Reload File before Every Programming
47
Beep after Successful Finishing
47
Beep after Unsuccessful Finishing
47
Turn off All Sound for up
48
Slower Switching of Voltage with ICSP
48
Do Not Perform Blank Check before Cfg Word Programming
48
Do Not Perform Blank Check after Erasing
48
Do Not Erase Device before Programming
48
Do Not Erase Data Memory before Its
48
Programming Do Not Verify Unprogrammed Words at the
48
Verify with Two Supply Voltages
49
Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Panels
49
Display Selected Device on Toolbar
49
Display Selected Programmer on Toolbar
49
Display the Status Bar in the Lower Part of the Window
49
Display Icons on Toolbar Buttons
49
Display Descriptions on Toolbar Buttons
49
Show Mass Production Counter in Status Bar
49
Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Files
49
File Save Style
49
Automatically Check for Newer Versions of
50
Save Device Type into .Hex File
50
Warn When Loaded File Does Not Contain
50
Save Unused Locations to .Hex File
50
Clear Code/Main / Data Memory / ID
50
Erase Configuration Memory before File Reading
50
Read Data Memory Not from the File but
51
Project Saving Style
51
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
Default TCK Signal Frequency
77
Fast Clocks Option (FORTE Only)
78
RUNTEST Without Run_Count (SVF Only)
78
RUNTEST Timing Multiply (both SVF and XSVF)
78
RUNTEST with Run_Count and no Timing
78
VPP PRESTO / P FORTE Pin Usage While Running Test
79
(File) / after Test Completion
79
Default Settings
79
Default Settings for AVR
79
Default Settings for Fpgas
79
Default Settings for XC9500
79
Running JTAG Player from Command Line
80
6 Trouble-Shooting
81
Tips and Tricks
81
FORTE Tester
81
7 Document History
83
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ASIX Forte Reference Manual (102 pages)
High-Speed USB Programmer
Brand:
ASIX
| Category:
Motherboard
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
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
Setting the GO Button
41
Mass Production
41
Serial Numbers
42
Data Record
44
Example of File with Serial Numbers
44
Format of Files with Serial Numbers
44
Calibration Memory Support
45
Working with Calibration Memory in Devices with
45
Working with Calibration Memory When Erasing a
45
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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