TYPE |
DIRECTIVE |
OPTIONAL |
PURPOSE |
ARGUMENTS |
Operation |
RBOOTID1 |
Yes |
Read Device Boot ID 1 |
[value] |
Operation |
RBOOTID2 |
Yes |
Read Device Boot ID 2 |
[value] |
Operation |
WSBV |
Yes |
Write Software Boot Vector |
<value> |
Operation |
RSBV |
Yes |
Read Software Boot Vector |
[value] |
Operation |
WBSB |
Yes |
Write Boot Status Byte |
<value> |
Operation |
RBSB |
Yes |
Read Boot Status Byte |
[value] |
Operation |
WHWB |
Yes |
Write Hardware Byte |
<value> |
Operation |
RHWB |
Yes |
Read Hardware Byte |
[value] |
Operation |
WEB |
Yes |
Write Extra Byte |
<value> |
Operation |
REB |
Yes |
Read Extra Byte |
[value] |
Operation |
SSL1 |
Yes |
Set Security Level 1 |
None |
Operation |
SSL2 |
Yes |
Set Security Level 2 |
None |
Operation |
RSSB |
Yes |
Read Software Security Byte |
[value] |
Operation |
RSIGB |
Yes |
Read Signature Bytes |
None |
Operation |
ENAX2 |
Yes |
Enable X2 bit |
None |
Operation |
DISX2 |
Yes |
Disable X2 bit |
None |
Operation |
ENABLJB |
Yes |
Enable Bootloader Jump Bit |
None |
Operation |
DISBLJB |
Yes |
Disable Bootloader Jump Bit |
None |
Operation |
ENAOSC |
Yes |
Enable Oscillator Bit |
None |
Operation |
DISOSC |
Yes |
Disable Oscillator Bit |
None |
<value> = value to be written in decimal or hexadecimal format.
[value] = optional expected value of a read operation; if an expected value is specified, the read value is compared with the expected one and batchisp displays the result of the comparison.
Example of use :
> batchisp -device t89c51cc01 -hardware PEAKPCAN -operation rbootid1 rbootid2 rsigb wbsb 0x00 rssb 0xFF ssl1