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Table o f Co ntents Introduction 10 1 PRESTO 11 2 11 2.1 Package Content 11 2.2 Features 11 2.3 Quick Start 11 Windows 2.3.1 12 2.4 Use 12 Numerous Supported Devices 2.4.1 12 USB Connection 2.4.2 12 Programming of Placed…

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Table of Contents
Introduction
10
1
PRESTO
11
2
11
2.1 Package Content
11
2.2 Features
11
2.3 Quick Start
11Windows2.3.1
12
2.4 Use
12Numerous Supported Devices2.4.1
12USB Connection2.4.2
12Programming of Placed Devices2.4.3
12Programming of Autonomous Devices2.4.4
13Programming Interface2.4.5
13Power Supply From Application2.4.6
13User Interface2.4.7
13Software2.4.8
13Debugging2.4.9
14
2.5 Controls and Connectors
14Programming Connector2.5.1
14GO Button2.5.2
15LED Indicators2.5.3
ON-LINE 15
ACTIVE 15
15USB Connector2.5.4
15
2.6 Connecting to Application
15Custom-made Connecting Cable2.6.1
16Programming in ZIF Socket2.6.2
16Connecting Procedure2.6.3
17Connection Examples2.6.4
PIC Microcontrollers 17
AVR Microcontrollers 18
AVR with TPI Interface (e.g. ATtiny10) 19
Atmel 8051 19
Cypress PSoC 20
MSP430 with TEST pin without SBW interface 20
MSP430 / CC430 with SBW interface 21
TI (Chipcon) CCxxxx 21
I2C Memory Chips 21
SPI Memory Chips 22
Microwire Memory Chips 22
JTAG Interface 22
23
2.7 Built-in Protection
24
2.8 Technical Specifications
24Limit Values2.8.1
24Operating Specifications2.8.2
25Declaration of Conformity and RoHS2.8.3
DRIVERS
26
3
26
3.1 Driver Installation
26Windows Operating Systems3.1.1
Windows 7 and later 26
Older supported Windows versions 26
27
3.2 Driver Updating
Usage under Linux
28
4
UP SOFTWARE
30
5
30
5.1 Abbreviations Used
30
5.2 Installation
30
5.3 Device Programming
30Programmer Selection5.3.1
31Projects5.3.2
31Device Type Selection5.3.3
31Program settings5.3.4
Delay for VDD switching on/off when supplied from
programmer
32
Production Programming Settings 33
Settings for Programming During Development 33
Programmer Settings 34
Fuses and Working with Them 34
34Programming5.3.5
Differential Programming 35
35
5.4 Further Features
35Setting the GO Button5.4.1
35Mass Production5.4.2
36Serial Numbers5.4.3
Format of Files with Serial Numbers 38
Data Record 38
Example of File with Serial Numbers 38
39Calibration Memory Support5.4.4
Working with Calibration Memory When Erasing a
Device in UV Eraser
39
Working With Calibration Memory in Devices With
Flash Memory
39
39
5.5 Program Controls
40Toolbar5.5.1
40Status Bar5.5.2
40Menus5.5.3
File Menu 40
File ➙ New 40
File ➙ Open... 40
File ➙ Open next file... 40
File ➙ Open next: 41
File ➙ Reload actual file 41
File ➙ Save 41
File ➙ Save as... 41
File ➙ Import data memory from file... 41
File ➙ Open file with data memory automatically 41
File ➙ New project 41
File ➙ Open project... 41
File ➙ Save project... 42
File ➙ Close project 42
File ➙ Recent projects 42
File ➙ Read calibration data... 42
File ➙ Save calibration data... 42
File ➙ Export to bin... 42
File ➙ Exit 42
Edit Menu 42
Edit ➙ Fill with value... 42
Edit ➙ Text insert... 43
Edit ➙ Fill selected location with RETLW 43
View Menu 43
View ➙ Code/main memory 43
View ➙ Data memory 43
View ➙ Boot memory 43
View ➙ Configuration memory 43
View ➙ Console 43
View ➙ Display code/main memory 43
View ➙ Display data memory 43
View ➙ Display configuration memory 44
View ➙ Display programmer form 44
Device Menu 44
Device ➙ Program 44
▸ Program all 44
▸ Program all except data memory 44
▸ Program code/main memory 44
▸ Program data memory 45