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- A programmer file is an ASCII file that contains strings and format characters
- that describe how to pass information to a programmer. Each line is
- associated with a particular function or class of functions as specified in
- the list below:
-
- ProgrammerName The name of the manufacturer and model of programmer
- Prompt The character or characters that prompt the user
- Error The string that the programmer sends when an error occurs
- BlankCheckOn Prefix for a blank check command
- BlankCheckOff Suffix for a blank check command
- VerifyOn Prefix for a verify command
- VerifyOff Suffix for a verify command
- ProgramDeviceOn Prefix for a program command
- ProgramDeviceOff Suffix for a program command
- ReadDeviceOn Prefix for a device read command
- ReadDeviceOff Suffix for a device read command
- SetDeviceOn Prefix for a device select command
- SetDeviceOff Suffix for a device select command
- SetLowAddrOn Prefix for a low address command
- SetLowAddrOff Suffix for a low address command
- SetHighAddrOn Prefix for a high address command
- SetHighAddrOff Suffix for a high address command
- SetOffsetOn Prefix for a offset command
- SetOffsetOff Suffix for a offset command
- SetSerialOn Prefix for a serial configure command
- SetSerialOff Suffix for a serial configure command
- GetStatusOn Prefix for a status read command
- GetStatusOff Suffix for a status read command
-
- Many of the string can have format strings applied to them. The purpose of
- this is best conveyed by an example. Assume that you have a programmer that
- sets the type of the device to be programmed with the command:
- TYPE <type_code>
- the prefix string would be:
- TYPE %c
- and the suffix string would not be required, so it would be a blank line.
- SProg inserts the device type code in place of the format command. Format
- commands are always a % followed by a single character.
-
- The format commands are:
- %c - type_code from the device database
- %l - low_address
- %h - high_address
- %o - offset
- %s - serial setup string for A.R.T.
-