Elnec DATAMAN-40PRO, Руководство пользователя

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Common notes
/Close This parameter has sense together with /Program parameter only,
and makes program PG4UW to close automatically after device
programming is finished (no matter if operation was successful or
not).
/Saveproject:<file_name>
The command is used to save currently selected device type, buffer
contents and configuration to project file. Command /Saveproject:... is
equivalent to user selected command Save project in PG4UW control
program.
/Eprom_Flash_Autoselect[:xx]
Forces automatic select EPROM or FLASH type by reading of
electronic ID from the chip, inserted currently in ZIF socket of
programmer. Optional parameter xx means pins number of device in
ZIF (this time are valid 28 or 32 pins only) and it is required just for
older programmers without insertion test capability. For others
programmers the xx parameter can be omitted, because is ignored.
Examples:
/Eprom_Flash_Autoselect
/Eprom_Flash_Autoselect:32
/writebuffer:ADDR1:B11,B12,B13,B14,...,B1N[::ADDR2:B21,B22,B23,B24,...,B2M]...
Command /writebuffer is used to write block of Bytes to PG4UW main
buffer at specified address. Write buffer command has one block of
data required and other block(s) of data (marked with [...]) optional.
Please do not use spaces or tabs in the command.
Buffer address is always defined as Byte address, it means, that for
buffer organization x16, the address AAAAx16 in buffer has to be
specified in command /writebuffer as 2*AAAA (x8).
Example 1:
/writebuffer:7FF800:12,AB,C5,D4,7E,80
Writes 6 Bytes 12H ABH C5H D4H 7EH 80H to buffer at address 7FF800H.
The addressing looks like following:
the first Byte at the lowest address
Buffer Address Data
7FF800H 12H
7FF801H ABH
7FF802H C5H
7FF803H D4H
7FF804H 7EH
7FF805H 80H
Example 2 :
/writebuffer:7FF800:12,AB,C5,D4,7E,80::FF0000:AB,CD,EF,43,21
\_____________________/ \___________________/
the first block of data the second block of data
Writes two blocks of data to buffer.
The first block of data - 6 Bytes 12H ABH C5H D4H 7EH 80H are written to buffer
at address 7FF800H in the same way as in Example 1.
The second block of data - 5 Bytes ABH CDH EFH 43H 21H are written to buffer
at address FF0000H.
The addressing looks like following:
the first Byte at the lowest address
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