Nuvoton NuMicro NuGang Manual de usuario

NuMicro™NuGang Programmer User Manual

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ARM Cortex™-M0

32-BIT MICROCONTROLLER

NuMicro™NuGang Programmer

User Manual

The information described in this document is the exclusive intellectual property of

Nuvoton Technology Corporation and shall not be reproduced without permission from Nuvoton.

Nuvoton is providing this document only for reference purposes of NuMicro™microcontroller based system design.

Nuvoton assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.

All data and specifications are subject to change without notice.

For additional information or questions, please contact: Nuvoton Technology Corporation.

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Table of Contents

Revision History......................................................................................................3

1 Introduction........................................................................................................5

2 Driver and Application Program .........................................................................6

2.1 Installing the Driver......................................................................................................................6

2.2 Installing the Application Program...............................................................................................6

2.3 Introduction to the GUI ................................................................................................................6

3 Starting to Use the NuGang Programmer ..........................................................7

3.1 Example-1: NUC140VE3AN.......................................................................................................7

3.2 Example-2: M0516LBN ..............................................................................................................8

3.3 Verifying Single Chip...................................................................................................................9

3.4 Verifying All Chips.....................................................................................................................10

3.5 Reading Chip ............................................................................................................................12

3.6 Updating Chips..........................................................................................................................13

3.7 Automatic Detection of ‘Chip-Removed-then-Placed’ ................................................................14

3.8 Special Alert for Failed Programming........................................................................................14

4 Tool Project File (TPJ).....................................................................................15

5 Programmer Information..................................................................................16

5.1 Checking through Application Program .....................................................................................16

5.2 Checking through LCD Display..................................................................................................17

6 Advanced Functions ........................................................................................18

6.1 Serial Number Programming.....................................................................................................18

6.2 Chip Counter.............................................................................................................................20

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Revision History

Revision

Description

Date

Rev6.22

(1) Fixed the CONFIG Setting dialogue GUI bugs(Clock Source and DataFlash) for

NUC123 series.

(2) Updated PL2303 Prolific Driver Installer to V1.9.0.

2014/04/10

Rev6.21

(1) Supported the NUC100 DN, NUC200AN, M051 DN/DE, M058S AN, Mini51 DE and

AU9110 Family.

2014/01/24

Rev6.19

(1) Supported the NUC123 AN Family.

(2) Modified ISD Family related GUI settings.

2012/11/01

Rev6.18

(1) Supported the NUC103 and NUC105 AN Family.

(2) Supported the Nano100 BN Series.

(3) Supported the NUC122SD2BN.

(4) Fixed minor bugs of ISD Family.

2012/10/03

Rev6.15

(1) Fixed a minor software bug.

2012/05/25

Rev6.14

(1) Supported NUC101LE3AN.

2012/05/16

Rev6.12

(1) Supported Serial Number Programming.

(2) Supported Chip Counter function.

(3) Fixed a minor software bug.

2012/04/26

Rev6.05

(1) Supported the NUC130 and NUC140 CN Family.

(2) Supported the Mini51 Series TAN and QAN parts.

2012/03/15

Rev6.02

(1) Supported the N512 Family.

(2) Fixed minor software bugs.

(3) Supported verifying all chips mode.

2012/02/14

Rev6.00

(1) Supported the Nano100 series.

2011/12/20

Rev5.73

(1) Corrected the Device ID of M051 B-version.

(2) Supported to show the failed sockets number on the LCD panel when gang

programming is finished.

2011/11/22

Rev5.70

(1) Improved programming stability when NuGang is powered by the USB port instead

of a DC9V power adaptor.

2011/11/04

Rev5.60

(1) Supported the M051 B-version parts.

(2) Updated the Mini51 parts.

(3) Supported to show the PASS/FAIL message on the LCD panel when gang

programming is finished.

2011/10/20

Rev5.52

(1) Fixed minor GUI bugs.

2011/08/18

Rev5.51

(1) Supported the Mini51 Series.

(2) Fixed minor software bugs.

2012/07/28

Rev5.50

(1) Supported to show “PASS”or “FAIL”on the LCD panel for programming results.

(2) Supported to beep for 3 seconds for any failed programming.

(3) Supported to turn Off the green/red LEDs when the programmed chip is taken out

from the socket and a new chip is placed into the socket.

(4) Supported the ‘Update Chips’function.

2011/06/15

Rev5.31

(1) Adjusted the NUC102/NUC122 parts list.

2011/04/07

Rev5.30

(1) Supported Tool Project File (TPJ) for GUI setting management.

(2) Supported read/verify operation of single chip in one of the 4 sockets.

(3) Supported the NUC102/NUC122 series.

(4) Fixed some software bugs.

2011/03/18

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Rev1.00

(1) First formal released version.

2010/11/09

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1 Introduction

The “NuGang Programmer”provides the four-chip gang programming functionality, which is designed especially for

mass-production in the customer site. After online downloading the programming data into the programmer, user

may start the off-line gang programming by pressing the AUTO-key on the programmer.

The Picture of “NuGang Programmer”

AUTO-key DC9V

Power Switch

DC9V

Power Input

USB Connector

Chips (#1~#4) to be programmed

#1 #2 #3 #4

PASS/FAIL

LEDs

READY/BUSY

LED

Adapter Board

Main Board

Buzzer

LCD Display

Component Description

Main Board and Adapter Board:

The programmer consists of a main board for gang programming control and an adapter board containing the

sockets for the MCU chips to be programmed. Note that different chip package will have different adapter board.

USB Connector:

Connect to a PC for online downloading the programming data.

LCD Display:

Show the programmer’s information and status.

Buzzer:

Show the programmer’s status by a sound message.

AUTO-key:

Press this key to start off-line gang programming.

READY/BUSY LED:

Show the Gang Programmer’s status; ‘On’means READY and ‘Off’means BUSY.

DC9V Power Input and Switch:

Supply DC 9V power for off-line operation. Note that the programmer is always powered On by host when it is

connected to the USB port.

PASS/FAIL LEDs:

Show the individual programming result for chips #1 to #4; ‘Green’means PASS and ‘Red’means FAIL.

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2 Driver and Application Program

2.1 Installing the Driver

The NuGang Programmer has a built-in USB-to-Serial bridge chip (PL-2303). When connected to host, it will appear

as a USB-to-Serial COM port in the System\Hardware\Device Manager. Before starting to use this programmer, the

driver must be installed if the PL-2303 driver has never been installed in this host. The driver is included in the folder

[(1) Driver].

2.2 Installing the Application Program

Doubly-click the setup file included in the folder [(2) Application Program] to install the application program. After

the installation is completed successfully, a new item “Nuvoton Tools \ Nuvoton NuGang Programmer, v?.??”will

appear in the Windows START-menu.

2.3 Introduction to the GUI

Load file for

APROM/DataFlash/LDROM buffer

Select wanted Part No.

Select updated

items when

'Update Chip'

is clicked

Click to show

APROM buffer

Click to show

DataFlash buffer

Information of

the loaded file

Set CONFIG bits

Show the programming

data downloaded in the

programmer

Verify the MCU chip

Read the MCU chip

Update the MCU chips

Download the current GUI

setting and buffer data into

the programmer

Note:

Click 'APROM Buffer' and then click 'Load File' for APROM buffer.

Click 'DataFlash Buffer' and then click 'Load File' for DataFlash buffer.

Click 'LDROM Buffer' and then click 'Load File' for LDROM buffer.

The COM port to which

the programmer is to be

connected

(See Note)

Processing

status

Click to show

LDROM buffer

Right click for advanced function

Close the program

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3 Starting to Use the NuGang Programmer

The NuGang Programmer always functions as an ‘ICP Gang Programmer’for the NuMicroTM family products.

3.1 Example-1: NUC140VE3AN

To do the ICP gang programming for NUC140VE3AN, please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’(set as default).

Step 2: Select the wanted part number (e.g. NUC140VE3AN).

Step 3: Load the programming data into APROM/DataFlash/LDROM buffers by clicking ‘APROM Buffer then Load

File’, ‘DataFlash Buffer then Load File’and ‘LDROM Buffer then Load File’, respectively.

Step 4: Set the CONFIG bits. (Note: Step 2 - 4 can be completed by loading a TPJ file. Please refer to Section 4.)

Step 5: Download the buffers’data and CONFIG setting into the programmer.

Step 6: Disconnect the programmer from the host, and press the AUTO-key on the programmer to start off-line gang

programming.

Step1

Step2 Step3

Step5

Step4

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3.2 Example-2: M0516LBN

To do the ICP gang programming for M0516LBN, please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’(set as default).

Step 2: Select the wanted part number (e.g. M0516LBN).

Step 3: Load the programming data into APROM/DataFlash/LDROM buffers by clicking ‘APROM Buffer then Load

File’, ‘DataFlash Buffer then Load File’and ‘LDROM Buffer then Load File’, respectively.

Step 4: Set the CONFIG bits. (Note: Step 2 - 4 can be completed by loading a TPJ file. Please refer to Section 4.)

Step 5: Download the buffers’data and CONFIG setting into the programmer.

Step 6: Disconnect the programmer from the host and press the AUTO-key on the programmer to start off-line gang

programming.

Step1

Step2 Step3

Step5

Step4

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3.3 Verifying Single Chip

Although the gang programming operation (by pressing the AUTO-key) includes verifying a chip, user may verify the

chip again. To verify a single chip, please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Set the programmer type as ‘ICP Gang Programmer’(set as default).

Step 2: Select the wanted part number.

Step 3: Load the programming data into APROM/DataFlash/LDROM buffers by clicking ‘APROM Buffer then Load

File’, ‘DataFlash Buffer then Load File’and ‘LDROM Buffer then Load File’, respectively.

Step 4: Set the CONFIG bits. (Note: Step 2 - 4 can be completed by loading a TPJ file. Please refer to Section 4.)

Step 5: Compare the chip’s contents with the buffers’data and CONFIG setting.

Note: The chip can be verified only when it was not locked.

Step1

Step2 Step3

Step5

Step4

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3.4 Verifying All Chips

In NuGang Programmer v6.02, a special mode, Verify mode, can be used to verify all chips placed in the sockets

simultaneously. To enter Verify mode, please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Right-click the window header and invoke the Advanced Functions command for further settings.

Step 2: Select the Verify Mode (do Verify only) option in the Gang Mode Setting section.

Step 3: Click OK to confirm the setting.

Step 4 - Step 8: Do the same steps as Section 3.1.

Step 9: Disconnect the programmer from the host, and press the AUTO-key on the programmer to start off-line all

chips verification.

Note: User cannot update the code of the chip placed in the socket under this mode.

Step2

Step3

Step1

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