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30 2.7 Technical Specifications 30 Limit Values 2.7.1 31 Operating Specifications 2.7.2 32 Declaration of Conformity and RoHS 2.7.3 DRIVERS 33 3 33 3.1 Driver Installation 33 Windows Op erating S ystems 3.1.1 Windows 7 a…

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Table of Contents
Introduction
10
1
10
1.1 Abbreviations & Terms Used
FORTE
11
2
11
2.1 Package Content
11
2.2 Features
12
2.3 Quick Start
12Windows2.3.1
12
2.4 Use
14
2.5 Controls and Connectors
14Programming Connector2.5.1
15GO Button2.5.2
15LED Indicators2.5.3
ACTIVE 15
ON-LINE 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
Table of Connections 17
19Connection Examples2.6.4
RL78 Microcontrollers 19
RX600 Microcontrollers 19
PIC Microcontrollers 19
AVR Microcontrollers 20
AVR in HVP mode 21
AVR with TPI Interface (e.g. ATtiny10) 21
ATxmega with PDI Interface 21
AVR with UPDI and RESET pins 21
AVR with UPDI Interface 22
Atmel 8051 22
AT89C51CC01UA 23
Cypress PSoC 23
MSP430 / CC430 with TEST Pin, JTAG Interface 23
MSP430 / CC430 without TEST Pin, JTAG Interface 24
MSP430 / CC430, SBW Interface 24
TI (Chipcon) CCxxxx 25
STM8 25
ARM with SWD interface 25
LPCxxxx, UART interface 25
C8051 and EFM8 with C2 interface 26
HCS08 26
CH32V003 26
Z8F 27
I2C Memory Chips 27
SPI Memory Chips 27
QUAD SPI interface 28
Microwire Memory Chips 28
UNI/O Memory Chips 28
1-Wire Interface 28
JTAG Interface 29
HCSxxx 30
SPD5118 30
30
2.7 Technical Specifications
30Limit Values2.7.1
31Operating Specifications2.7.2
32Declaration of Conformity and RoHS2.7.3
DRIVERS
33
3
33
3.1 Driver Installation
33Windows Operating Systems3.1.1
Windows 7 and later 33
Older supported Windows versions 33
34
3.2 Driver Updating
Usage under Linux
35
4
UP SOFTWARE
37
5
37
5.1 Abbreviations Used
37
5.2 Installation
37
5.3 Device Programming
37Programmer Selection5.3.1
38Projects5.3.2
38Device Type Selection5.3.3
38Program settings5.3.4
Delay for VDD switching on/off when supplied from
programmer
39
Production Programming Settings 40
Settings for Programming During Development 40
Programmer Settings 41
Fuses and Working with Them 41
41Programming5.3.5
Differential Programming 42
42
5.4 Further Features
42Setting the GO Button5.4.1
42Mass Production5.4.2
43Serial Numbers5.4.3
Format of Files with Serial Numbers 45
Data Record 45
Example of File with Serial Numbers 45
46Calibration Memory Support5.4.4
Working with Calibration Memory When Erasing a
Device in UV Eraser
46
Working With Calibration Memory in Devices With
Flash Memory
46
46
5.5 Program Controls
47Toolbar5.5.1
47Status Bar5.5.2
47Menus5.5.3
File Menu 47
File ➙ New 47
File ➙ Open... 47
File ➙ Open next file... 47
File ➙ Open next: 48
File ➙ Reload actual file 48
File ➙ Save 48
File ➙ Save as... 48
File ➙ Import data memory from file... 48
File ➙ Open file with data memory automatically 48
File ➙ New project 48
File ➙ Open project... 48
File ➙ Save project... 49
File ➙ Close project 49
File ➙ Recent projects 49
File ➙ Read calibration data... 49
File ➙ Save calibration data... 49
File ➙ Export to bin... 49
File ➙ Exit 49
Edit Menu 49
Edit ➙ Fill with value... 49
Edit ➙ Text insert... 50
Edit ➙ Fill selected location with RETLW 50
View Menu 50
View ➙ Code/main memory 50
View ➙ Data memory 50
View ➙ Boot memory 50
View ➙ Configuration memory 50
View ➙ Console 50
View ➙ Display code/main memory 50
View ➙ Display data memory 50
View ➙ Display configuration memory 51
View ➙ Display programmer form 51
Device Menu 51
Device ➙ Program 51
▸ Program all 51
▸ Program all except data memory 51
▸ Program code/main memory 51
▸ Program data memory 52
▸ Program configuration memory 52
▸ Program differentially 52
▸ Differential program data memory 52
▸ Mass Production 52
Device ➙ Read 52
▸ Read all 52
▸ Read all except data memory 52
▸ Read code/main memory 52
▸ Read data memory 53
▸ Read configuration memory 53
▸ Read address 53
Device ➙ Verify 53
▸ Verify all 53
▸ Verify all except data memory 53
▸ Verify code/main memory 53
▸ Verify data memory 53
▸ Verify configuration memory 53
Device ➙ Erase 53
▸ Erase all 53
▸ Erase code/main memory 54
▸ Erase data memory 54
Device ➙ Blank check 54
▸ Blank check all 54
▸ Blank check all except data memory 54
▸ Blank check of code/main memory 54
▸ Blank check of data memory 54
▸ Blank check of configuration memory 54
Device ➙ Select device 54
Device ➙ Device info 54
Options Menu 55
Options ➙ Program settings ➙ Programming 55
▸ Reload file before every programming 55
▸ Keep manually modified data 55
▸ Warn before file load, when data in some
editor have been changed
55
▸ Warn, when the loaded file has not
changed
55
▸ Program file locations only 55
▸ Ask before erasing 55
▸ Ask before programming of OTP / Flash /
Code/Data Protection / differential
55
▸ Display fuse warning messages 56
▸ Except for programming: Close status
window
56
▸ After programming: Close status window 56
▸ Beep after successful finishing 56
▸ Beep after unsuccessful finishing 56
▸ Turn off all sound for UP 56
▸ Delay for VDD switching on/off when
supplied from programmer
56
▸ Do not perform Device ID check before
programming
56
▸ Do not perform blank check before cfg
word programming
56
▸ Do not perform blank check after erasing 57
▸ Do not erase device before programming 57