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CHAPTER 8
ASCII command interface
8.3.6.1.2 Command #AUTO NOPATCH
The
#AUTO NOPATCH
command allows to ignore an existing patch file for the programming.
The background about this is that the 3-wire handshake protocol shall be able to patch
data files, too. So the default behavior of the
#auto
command is that an existing patch file
(
patch.txt
in the module folder) is applied to a data if the
#auto
command is executed.
Flasher ATE responds with
•
#OK
if no error occurred
•
#ERRxxx
if any error occurred during operation.
xxx
represents the error code, normally
replied to Flasher PC program. The
#ERRxxx
message may be followed by an additional
error text.
For further information about the usage of the
#AUTO PATCH
command please refer to
Patch
file support
on page 50.
Example sequence:
Command send to
the Flasher ATE
Reply on the main channel
(RS232 or telnet connection)
Reply on the target
channel (telnet connection
to flash module)
#AUTO NOPATCH 1
#ACK
#STATUS:INITIALIZING
#STATUS:CONNECTING
#STATUS:UNLOCKING
#STATUS:ERASING
#STATUS:PROGRAMMING
#STATUS:VERIFYING
#OK (Total 13.993s,
Erase 0.483s, Prog
9.183s, Verify 2.514s)
#STATUS:READY
#RESULT:1:OK (Total
13.993s, Erase 0.483s,
Prog 9.183s, Verify
2.514s)
Flasher ATE User Guide (UM08035)
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