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ASIX PRESTO Reference Manual

ASIX PRESTO Reference Manual (93 pages)

USB In-System Programmer

Brand: ASIX | Category: Controller | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
2 Presto

10
- Package Content
  10
- Features
  10
- Quick Start
  10
  - Windows 10
    10
  - Linux
    11
- Use
  11
  - Numerous Supported Devices
    11
  - USB Connection
    11
    
    Programming of Placed Devices
    11
    
    Power Supply from Application
    12
    
    Programming Interface
    12
    
    Programming of Autonomous Devices
    12
    
    User Interface
    12
  - Software
    12
  - Debugging
    13
- Controls and Connectors
  13
  - Programming Connector
    13
  - GO Button
    14
    
    Active
    14
    
    LED Indicators
    14
    
    On-Line
    14
    
    USB Connector
    14
    
    Custom-Made Connecting Cable
    15
    
    Programming in ZIF Socket
    15
    
    Connecting Procedure
    16
    
    Connection Examples
    17
    
    PIC Microcontrollers
    17
    
    AVR Microcontrollers
    18
    
    Atmel 8051
    19
    
    AVR with TPI Interface (E.g. Attiny10)
    19
    
    Cypress Psoc
    19
    
    MSP430 / CC430 with SBW Interface
    20
    
    MSP430 with TEST Pin Without SBW Interface
    20
    
    I2C Memory Chips
    21
    
    SPI Memory Chips
    21
    
    TI (Chipcon) CCXXXX
    21
    
    JTAG Interface
    22
    
    Microwire Memory Chips
    22
- HPR Adapters
  23
  - Hpr3V3
    23
    
    Hpr1V2
    23
    
    Usage
    23
    
    HPRAVR Adapter
    24
    
    Usage
    24
- Built-In Protection
  25
- Technical Specifications
  25
  - Limit Values
    25
    
    Operating Specifications
    25
    
    Declaration of Conformity
    26
  - 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 Usage under Linux

30
5 Up Software

32
- Abbreviations Used
  32
- Installation
  32
- Device Programming
  32
  - Programmer Selection
    32
  - Projects
    33
    
    Device Type Selection
    33
    
    Delay for VDD Switching On/Off When Supplied from
    34
    
    Program Settings
    34
    
    Production Programming Settings
    35
    
    Settings for Programming During Development
    35
    
    Fuses and Working with Them
    36
    
    Programmer Settings
    36
    
    Programming
    36
    
    Differential Programming
    37
- Further Features
  37
  - Setting the GO Button
    37
  - Mass Production
    37
  - Serial Numbers
    38
    
    Data Record
    40
    
    Example of File with Serial Numbers
    40
    
    Format of Files with Serial Numbers
    40
- Calibration Memory Support
  41
  - Working with Calibration Memory When Erasing a
    41
  - Working with Calibration Memory in Devices with
    41
- Program Controls
  41
  - Toolbar
    42
  - Status Bar
    42
  - Menus
    42
    
    File Menu
    42
    
    File ➙ New
    42
    
    File ➙ Open
    42
    
    File ➙ Open Next File
    42
    
    File ➙ Close Project
    43
    
    File ➙ New Project
    43
    
    File ➙ Open File with Data Memory Automatically
    43
    
    File ➙ Open Project
    43
    
    File ➙ Reload Actual File
    43
    
    File ➙ Save
    43
    
    File ➙ Save as
    43
    
    File ➙ Save Project
    43
    
    Edit Menu
    44
    
    Edit ➙ Fill with Value
    44
    
    File ➙ Exit
    44
    
    File ➙ Export to bin
    44
    
    File ➙ Read Calibration Data
    44
    
    File ➙ Recent Projects
    44
    
    File ➙ Save Calibration Data
    44
    
    Edit ➙ Fill Selected Location with RETLW
    45
    
    Edit ➙ Text Insert
    45
    
    View Menu
    45
    
    View ➙ Boot Memory
    45
    
    View ➙ Code/Main Memory
    45
    
    View ➙ Configuration Memory
    45
    
    View ➙ Console
    45
    
    View ➙ Data Memory
    45
    
    View ➙ Display Programmer Form
    46
    
    Program Data Memory
    47
    
    Read Data Memory
    48
    
    Erase Data Memory
    49
    
    Options Menu
    50
    
    Except for Programming: Close Status Window
    51
    
    Do Not Erase Data Memory before Its Programming
    52
    
    Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Files
    53
    
    Save Unused Locations to .Hex File
    54
    
    Options ➙ Program Settings ➙ Colors
    55
    
    Prepare S/N before Programming
    56
    
    Fill with RETLW Instruction
    57
    
    Do Not Show Warning if Internal 5 V Is Switched on with 3.3 V Device
    58
  - Power Supply from the Programmer
    59
  - In Idle State
    59
  - During Programming
    59
  - Reset
    59
  - Settings Associated with PIC Microcontrollers
    59
    
    Help Menu
    59
    
    Programming Method
    59
    
    Use PE
    59
    
    Boot Memory Programming
    60
  - Settings Associated with AVR and 8051 Microcontrollers
    60
    
    Faster Programming with Slow Clock
    60
    
    Hvp
    60
    
    Inverse Reset
    60
    
    Oscillator Frequency
    60
  - Settings Associated with I2C Memory Chips
    60
    
    I2C Bus Speed
    60
    
    I2C Memory Address
    60
  - Settings Associated with SPI Flash Chips
    60
  - During Programming
    61
  - Settings Associated with PIC Microcontrollers
    61
    
    Algorithm Programming
    61
    
    Boot Memory Programming
    61
    
    MCLR Pin Control
    61
    
    Programming Method
    61
    
    Use PE
    61
  - Settings Associated with AVR and 8051 Microcontrollers
    61
    
    Faster Programming with Slow Clock
    61
    
    Oscillator Frequency
    61
  - Settings Associated with I2C Memory Chips I2C Bus Speed
    62
    
    Code/Main Memory Editor
    62
    
    Configuration Memory Editor
    62
    
    Data Memory (EEPROM) Editor
    62
    
    End Address
    62
    
    HEX Editor Windows
    62
    
    I2C Memory Address
    62
    
    Selecting an Area
    62
    
    Settings Associated with SPI Flash Chips
    62
    
    Start Address
    62
    
    Tips for Advanced Users
    63
  - Running up from Command Line
    63
    
    List of Parameters
    63
    
    Device Programming
    65
    
    Examples of Use
    65
    
    File Opening
    65
    
    Program Return Codes
    65
    
    Using a Project File
    65
  - Running up by Means of Windows Messages
    66
    
    List of Commands
    66
    
    Example of Use
    68
  - UP_DLL.DLL Library
    68
  - Running more than One Instance of up
    69
- Access of more up Instances to One Programmer
  70
- Updating up
  70
Appendix A UP_DLL.DLL

70
- Data Types
  70
- List of up Variables
  70
Appendix B: Use of ICSP

78
- Pins Used for Programming
  78
  - HVP Algorithm
    79
  - LVP Algorithm (Without VPP)
    79
  - Loading of Different Programmer Pins
    79
  - Power Supply Options
    79
    
    ICSP Connector
    80
    
    Power Supply Capacities in Application
    80
Appendix C: Intel-HEX File Format

81
- Supported Alternatives of HEX Files
  81
  - Description of Intel-HEX File Format
    81
    
    Data Record
    81
    
    End of File
    82
    
    Extended Linear Address
    82
    
    Saving Device Type in .Hex File
    82
6 PRESTO.DLL Library

83
- Jtag Player
  84
- JTAG Device Programming
  84
  - SVF File
    84
    
    Examples of How to Create SVF Files
    84
    
    State of .Svf File Implementation
    85
  - XSVF File
    85
    
    Examples of How to Create XSVF Files
    85
    
    Programming Connector
    86
    
    State of XSVF File Implementation
    86
- Settings
  86
- Running JTAG Player from Command Line
  89
  - Multiup
    90
- Programming Settings
  90
- Programming
  90
- Commandline
  90
  - Trouble-Shooting
    91
- Tips and Tricks
  91
- PRESTO Tester
  91
  - Document History
    93

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