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Manual - E-LAB Computers

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UPP1-X In-Circuit Programmer with USB-2<br />

Searching for Programmer<br />

Before one can work with the selected and<br />

loaded project the programmer must be<br />

searched for. This must be done<br />

with the Check-USB button.<br />

If a programmer was found this is<br />

displayed in the main window.<br />

If more than one programmer is connected<br />

and found then this dialog is raised.<br />

Because only one programmer at a time<br />

can be used the desired one must be<br />

selected from the list.<br />

Project Check<br />

With the Info button the most important<br />

parameters and properties of the actual loaded<br />

project can be displayed.<br />

Two items of project information are also displayed in<br />

the main window:<br />

The Battery symbol is visible if the<br />

programmer must supply the<br />

target with a voltage/current.<br />

The lock symbol is displayed if the programmer must<br />

lock/protect the target.<br />

Program<br />

Program Chip. These buttons start a complete programming cycle of the chip. This<br />

includes the Flash, EEprom, Fusebits, Lockbits and eventually a serial number.<br />

Which of these operations are executed is controlled by the content of the packed or encrypted file (Project).<br />

Because the control program knows and has access to all relevant data, the SD card is not necessary and is<br />

not used.<br />

Device Check<br />

Device Check. With this button a check is done of the programmer and the target device. A check of<br />

the target’s supply voltage and reading and checking the device ID of target is included, if possible.<br />

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