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▸ Program data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command erases the data memory, checks the
erasure, programs and checks the programming result.
▸ Program configuration memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command programs the configuration memory and
ID positions (if device contains them) and checks the
programming result
▸ Program differentially
Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+F5
This command programs the device applying the
differential method. This means that it reads the device
and programs only those cells the content of which differs
from the editor.
This command is available only for those devices that
support such treatment (not all devices do).
If a device has the Code/Data Protection active,
differential programming makes no sense. The program
performs complete programming instead, including
device erasure.
▸ Differential program data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command programs the data memory applying the
differential method. Its function is identical with
differential programming of the code/main memory.
This command is available only for those devices that
support such treatment (not all devices do).
If a device has the Code/Data Protection active,
differential programming makes no sense. The program
performs complete programming instead, including
device erasure.
Differential programming of a data memory should be
used for AVR microcontrollers if the user needs to
reprogram the data memory only without previously
erasing the device.
▸ Mass Production
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command opens a window for easy programming of
several identical devices with the same or very similar
program(s) (except their serial numbers and the like). For
further information see
Mass Production.
Device ➙ Read
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+F6
This command opens a sub-menu with device reading
options. Some of them may be not available for certain
device types.
▸ Read all
Keyboard shortcut: F6
This command reads the content of the whole device.
▸ Read all except data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command reads the content of the whole device
except the data memory.
▸ Read code/main memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command reads the content of the code/main
memory.
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▸ Read data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command reads the data (EEPROM) memory.
▸ Read configuration memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command reads the configuration memory and ID
positions (if device contains them).
▸ Read address
This function enables reading of data from user filled
address, it supports MCUs ARM via SWD interface.
Device ➙ Verify
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+F7
This command opens a sub-menu with device memory
content verification options. Some of them may be not
available for certain device types
▸ Verify all
Keyboard shortcut: F7
This command compares the content of all device
memories with the current content of HEX editors.
▸ Verify all except data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command compares the content of all device
memories except its data memory with the current
content of HEX editors.
▸ Verify code/main memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command compares the content of the code/main
memory with the current content of code/main memory's
HEX editor.
▸ Verify data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command compares the content of the data memory
with the current content of data memory's HEX editor.
▸ Verify configuration memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command compares the content of device's
configuration memory and ID positions (if device contains
them) with settings in the Configuration window.
Device ➙ Erase
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+F8
This command opens a sub-menu with device memory
erasing options.
Erasure verification (blank check) is automatically
performed after each erasing. This verification can be
skipped by choosing Options ➙ Program settings ➙
Programming ➙ Do not perform blank check after
erasing. This can save time with some devices.
▸ Erase all
Keyboard shortcut: F8
This command erases the whole device.
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▸ Erase code/main memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command erases the code/main memory. It cannot
be used if Code/Data Protection is active.
▸ Erase data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command erases the data memory and verifies it. It
cannot be used if Code/Data Protection is active.
Device ➙ Blank check
Keyboard shortcut: Shift+F9
This command opens a sub-menu with device erasure
verification options. Some of them may be not available
for certain device types.
▸ Blank check all
Keyboard shortcut: F9
This command verifies whether the device is correctly
and completely erased.
▸ Blank check all except data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command verifies whether the device except the
data memory has been correctly erased.
▸ Blank check of code/main memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command verifies whether the code/main memory is
correctly erased.
▸ Blank check of data memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command verifies whether the data memory is
correctly erased.
▸ Blank check of configuration memory
A keyboard shortcut can be assigned in Options ➙ Key
shortcuts
This command verifies whether the configuration memory
and ID positions (if device contains them) are correctly
erased.
Device ➙ Select device
Keyboard shortcut: F4
This dialog allows you to select a device type to be
programmed. Some memory types need to have their
data organization selected after the device type
selection.
Only devices supported by the currently selected
programmer are displayed in the dialog window. If you
want to select a device not supported by the current
programmer, select a different programmer type first.
For further information on selecting a device see
Device
Type Selection
.
Device ➙ Device info
Shows a window with information about connecting the
selected device to the programmer.