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e-Writer Series Writer User's Guide

1. 70 e monitor Function 71 e monmtor Display Pages oou 72 Appendix System and Error Messages 74 System Error Messa eS uis dte dtu E 75 Writer Error VICSS CS dodo tice euo rite tatu deoa T1 Error 654065 EEEE EEN 80 Appendix Writer LEDs and 5 5 82 Appendix e Writer Series Writer Functional 0 150 84 Appendix e Write Pro ICP Pin Definition and ICP 86 HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Chapter 1 Introduction to the e Writer and Installation The e Writer series writers see below for their definitions are writers designed for programming Holtek MCUs These writers can be used to write programs or data to all of Holtek s OTP and Flash MCUs The special features of these writers lies in their small and light profile The installation process 15 simple and the functions are easy to use This writer supports an On Line Programming Mode that requ
2. X Note Programming operations can only be carried out when the data in the HOPE3000 is the same as that in the writer Code Option Data 44 HOLTEK f Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Section Message Box and Other Information This section is divided into several sections as shown in Fig 3 9 The following introduces these sections gt Counter Count the successful failed and total counts for the device programming process These three values are stored but by clicking the Reset button they can all be cleared to zero gt Execution Time Shows the time taken to execute the writer operations such as Download Program This information is usually used to measure the programming time gt Version Show the writer type such as e Writer or e Writer plus and also the F W version when the writer is connected gt Progress Bar Show the progress of the download upload or programming operations gt Message Box Show the execution result of any operation or the writer status Progress Bar Counter c lt ee 0058 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 Auto Ugload After Read Counter Success Fail 0070 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 Check 1 Programming 0040 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File 0048 0000 0000 0000 DODO Complete and ok 0
3. ROM section to be checked It must be Program Option Data or Voice StartAddress the checking start address partial blank checking EndAddress the checking end address partial blank checking WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default is 1 Remark 1 Only Program and Voice have partial blank checking functions 2 If no range 15 specified then it will be the full ROM range 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer 4 Executing this command to get the information If the IC 15 empty It is not necessary to use this command during the programming process Refer to example 2 in the last section of this chapter for more information Example B B BProgram 100h 2FFh Option B BData Voice 2000h 3 FFFh B BProgram Voice 7 E erase IC Erase Syntax E EROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType2 WWriterNumber Parameters ROMType ROM section to be erased It must be Program Option or Data StartAddress the erasing start address partial erasing EndAddress the erasing end address partial erasing WriterNumber the specified writer number x 1 8 if not specified the default 15 1 Remark 1 Only Program and Voice have partial erasing functions Voice 1s only for Flash Type Voice OTP MCUs 2 If no range is specified then it will be the ful
4. oo tOr e monitor Function Introduction The e monitor has the following two functions 1 Provides a writer instant message display 2 Provides a programming information display 71 rec For the first function although the writer has three LEDs to show its status the e monitor displays these states in a text format allowing for easier interpretation For the second function it can display some information regarding the programming status For example the programming file name ROM checksum or F W version etc Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor The e monitor uses a few pages to display the writer status and information as shown below Pages are changed by pressing the download function key on the e monitor as shown in the red circle in Fig 6 4 Each switch press will change to the next page The switching page order is shown in Fig 6 5 Pagel Instant Message Page2 Writer Information Page3 Programming File Information Page4 Driver Information Page5 Next Serial Number Fig 6 5 The following provides the detail for each page e monitor Display Pages gt Page 1 Instant Message as shown in Fig 6 6 This page displays the LED states as text as shown Fig 6 6 When the e monitor display page 15 on another page e g page 3 if now any programming operation 1s executed the e monitor display page returns to page 1 Fig 6 6 to displa
5. i EM E VSS k 1 Target board E or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 9 actual MCU pin name for ICPDA ICPCK 15 different for every MCU device Refer to the 91 HOLTEK f Appendix e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition related chapter of each MCU datasheet 2 ICP Notes Power on current protection resistor ta limit power inrush current eliminates possibility Reset capacitor value less than Application power must be switched aff as the writer of PC shutting down USB power and resistor value greater than Z2Kohm must have control over VOD during the ICP process Target Board 5v ICPMS W Power Circuit VDD H T Holtek HOLTEK WRITER MSN Flash MCU VSS BK 3 i 4 SCLK y e C T7 ry 7 mE alb Power decoupling capacitor should less than 1004F to reduce POR fail condition whe power on off is writer controller Fig 11 Note if the e WriterPro is used for ICP programming and if the above procedures have been followed but it is still ineffective then it may be due to excessively long lines or poor signal qu k ality The following steps can be
6. 20 Case 3 How to partialy program an 2 22 2 1 22 Case 4 How to program Serial Numbers or other specified data 24 Case 5 How to implement Standalone Programming Off Line Mode 26 Case 6 How to read data from the MCU without a programming file 27 Case 7 How to execute programming operations using the Command Method 20 Case 8 How to update the writer F W using a PC 30 Case 9 How to register and activate the writer 2 1 33 Case 10 How to use external digital signals to control e WriterPro programming 37 Case 11 Using the e WriterPro In circuit Programming Function 30 Chapter Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main 00 55 41 42 Pie Vieni 42 NAN OU ACE MODUS me M MEME CM EE 42 Setino MeN N 42 Help mE 43 44 Section Message Box and Other I
7. Slow Flash low Flash ON Writer power is damaged Slow Flash Check the writer power 0 0 OFF OFF low Flash The Flash in the writer is damaged OFF FF low Flash F Power on OK Standalone Smart Programming Setting is set and Standalone Programming 1s available O OFF Slow Flash Power on OK Standalone Smart Programming Setting is NOT set and Standalone Programming is NOT available Fast Flash OFF Fast Flash User specified data exceeded During normal operation executing Busy standby FF Slow Flash Operation failed Fast Flash Fast Flash Fast Flash These LEDS are used to identify the writer number when multiple writers are used Fast Flash OFF Fast Flash User specified data exceeded Table B 1 83 HOLTEK Appendix B Writer LED Light and Status Appendix C e Writer Series Writer 84 HOLTEK Functional Comparison Appendix C e Writer Series Writer Function Comparison The following table shows a functional comparison for the different e Writer types The DOS Command Mode is not listed as its functions are common to all writers Buzzer 00 Jumper Setting Yes required No does not INo does not require When programming an on writer back to be setup require setup MCU with SPI Flash before e g programming jumper on writer back needs to be setup correctly for the Writer 1 Connect 5V USB Connect 5V USB connector of the con
8. Step 4 When the registration process is successful the Fig 2 28 dialog box will be displayed after which a registration mail will be sent to the specified mailbox If the registration process failed repeat Step 3 once again If it still fails contact Holtek to resolve this problem Register send Registration Information Please check the mail address specified on register to get registration cade 9 Step 5 If the specified email address 15 correct then an email will be sent from Holtek with the title e WriterPro Registry Key HOLTEE OA holtek comty Writer Pro Registry Key ig 2 29 After opening the mail the registration code as shown in the red rectangle in Fig 2 30 can be entered 35 HOLTEK Chapter 2 Quick Start Fig 2 30 Step 6 Fill in the registration code in the Writer Activation window of the HOPE3000 as shown by the red rectangle 1 in Fig 2 31 Then click button Activate to activate the writer Writer Activation Enter the registratian code to activate writer Writer ID 0100 1004 1752 i Blu 5101 Registration Code 764511 284 Registration If your writer 15 not registered before please click below button to register to get a registration code 5 Register Now 9 Step 7 If the activation is successful a completed message will be generated as shown in Fig 2 32 After this the writer can be used for programming If t
9. Unactivated Writer Please execute Menus activate Writer Connected to writer Lock Area Operation Time F W Version e WriterPro 0107 Fig 2 25 Step 2 Fig 2 26 shows the Writer Activation window and the red rectangle here contains the detected Writer ID Click the button Register Now to register the writer If the registration code has already been obtained jump to step6 to activate the writer Writer Actvaton Enter the registration code to activate writer Writer Type e WriterPro 0100 1004 1752 8107 5101 Registration Code Registration Code If your writer is registered before please click below button to register to get registration code Step Fig 2 27 shows the registration sheet and the three fields in the Figure that are necessary For the email field it is important to input a valid email address to obtain an email containing the required registration code Filling in a non valid email address will allow others to obtain the registration 34 Chapter 2 Quick Start code The other fields can also be filled in for postal services Supplied information will be confidentially kept by Holtek When finished click the button Register Registration Sheet Writer Type e WriterPrn 4 8 sm l4mPioneer yahoo com First Last Name Company Country City Purchase Date Fig 2 27
10. Smart Programming is an advanced function allowing multiple programming operations Relative to the basic functions in the HOPE3000 Main UI which is to conduct programming operations for an entire device using a PC smart programming can implement the three main functions Auto Programming Partial Programming and Programming User Specified Data The user can choose On Line Programming which controls the writer using a PC or Off Line Programming which allows the writer to be controlled independently with only a power adapter connection The Smart Programming UI is divided into four main sections as shown in Fig 4 1 Section Section Programming Setting IC Information smart Programming Mext User Specified Data Counter Driver i Second Success Erase Blank Check ae Reset All verify Reset All User Specified Data Lock Load Config Operation Setting Save Config _ O Operation Time Section Section Message and Other Information Operating commands 49 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Fig 4 1 Section IC Information Section IC Information as shown by the rectangle in Fig 4 2 1s divided into the following four items gt IC This is the same as the field IC in the HOPE3000 Main UI It shows the IC type that has been detected in the programming adapter Driver This is the same as the field Driver in the HOPE3000 Main UI
11. 1 Group Length 32 v Bits Data C Check Empty Preload File OpenFile CheckValue C Second 2nd Group Data 3rd Group Data Fig 4 9 The following introduces the definitions and usages for these settings As shown in Fig 4 10 each setting group 15 divided into a left and right part The left part 1s used to set the form length and address of the ROM data section and the right part is to set the data source 55 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function LAF setting SOUrCe Field Program 9 Preload File d samplefiles testtxt txt Pack Binary Byte v Offset o H Use Expression Length 32 Bits O SUM Check Empty Fig 4 10 A Data Setting the left part 1n Fig 4 1 gt Field The ROM section where data is written only supports Program ROM gt Pack The form of the written data in the ROM section It has the following four types Binary Byte This data is written to each low byte in binary format no encoding from the specified address until it reaches the boundary of the data length Binary Word This data 1s written to each word in binary format from the specified address until it reaches the boundary of the data length BCD Byte This data is written to each low byte in BCD format from the specified address until it reaches the boundary of the data length BCD Wor
12. Se ev Tbe ole DUI bit Series MCU Tools Timing IEP lt lt 553 08 3 583 12 3 B583B16 3 1 peor 585 20 3 0 40 7 50 HT37B30 HT37B50 HT37B70 HT37Q20 HT37030 HT37040 HT37Q50 HT37Q60 HT37Q70 HT4S5F23 HT4SF43 HT4SFMO3B HT ICEI 5 4 0 3 08 Fig D 1 UH the ICP table ICP HICP TNES HICP lA ICP 1B ICP e CON12B ICP 1B ICP 1C ICP e CON12B ICP 1C ICP IE 2 ICP 2A_ o ICP 2B_ 0 ICP2C Table D 1 1 ICP 1A 87 HOLTEK Appendix e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition External Cable VPPIRESB VDD CSB PAS Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 2 2 ICP 1B External Cable VPP RESB VDD ye RWBIPAE CSB PA5 CLK PA2 IADD PAD Yoo Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 3 3 ICP IC 88 HOLTEK Appendix E e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition External Cable VPP RESEB K VDD CLE PA2 ADD
13. User Specified Data 1 03 2009 10 15 1 Update the Tool Menu and Help Menu on HOPE3000 2 Update the HOPE3000 screenshots 3 Add the Expression N 1 on User Specified Data 4 Update Writer LEDs and Status 2010 01 20 Add Memory IC programming 1 05 2010 04 29 1 Add e Writer plus 2 Remove Memory IC programming 3 Update some the HOPE3000 screenshots 4 Update System amp Error Message 1 06 2011 01 12 l Update light status when Power on OK and the Smart Programming setting 1s set on Writer LED Lights and Status Update the description of command T Dos Command Mode turn on the Writer LED lights is changed to flash the Writer LED lights Update the description of command E on Dos Command Mode add to support to erase SPI Flash Update the Pin Configuration Add DOS command C Dos command D can support to program EEPROM data file to EEPROM of MCU now Mii 14 1 Update the descriptions of the commands V and examples Dos Command Mode 2 Now the Program operation on HOPE3000 contains verify function 1 08 2011 05 06 Add the description of e WriterPro 1 09 2012 05 30 l Update the commands D on Dos Command Mode Add Select IC Package and Lock Upload function 2 Update the commands 5 on Dos Command Mode Add User Specified Data function 1 10 2012 07 10 Add ICP programming descriptio
14. C USD BIN 2nd Group Setting Binary Word Start Address is OH Data Length is 16 bits execute BlankCheck before programming Data Source 15 from Expression use N 1 expression and N Seed is 20 3rd Group Setting BCD B yte Start Address 15 400H Data Length is 8 bits do not execute BlankCheck before programming Data Source is from SUM its calculated range is OH FFH the Program ROM and SUM by Byte 11 A run Auto Programmin Syntax A WWriterNumber 64 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode Parameters WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default is 1 Remark Before using this command the user should first set the setting using the 5 command Example 12 W write to the IC directly with a specified value Syntax W PROMType StartAddress Value WWriterNumber Parameters ROM section to be written to It must be Program or Data StartAddress the start address to write to Value the hexadecimal value to write to at most 16 words long WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default 15 1 Remark Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer Example W PProgram 100h 01234567h W PData 02h 24959h W2 13 get the ROM checksum from the programming file Syntax FFilePathName RROMRangeFlag Parameter
15. Shows the ROM section checksum There are three ways to calculate the checksum of the ROM sections Code calculates the checksum of the Code section Code Option calculates the checksum of the Code and Option section Code Option calculates the checksum of the Code Option and Data section X Note this checksum is not the OTP MTP PND file checksum Driver Hrasrov 10 CheckSum 443CH cade Code Option 0 Code Option Data Fig 3 10 46 HOLTEK f Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Section Programming Operations Blank Check and Smart Programming This includes six basic programming operations BlankCheck Program Verify Lock IC Erase and Read Smart Programming and two programming settings as shown in Fig 3 11 gt BlankCheck Check if the device in the writer has been programmed which means checking if the device is empty The result is displayed in the Message Box Program Check ID Program the data in the writer to the device This operation contains the Verify function however the Verify operation can also be executed later for double checking Fig 3 11 purposes The result 15 displayed the Message Box Only after downloading the programming file to the writer 1s this button enabled Verify Check if the data in the device is the same as that in the writer The result 1s displayed in the Message Box In a
16. 2 means SUM SourceTypeParaml is the ROM section to calculate 0 for Using Program ROM 1 for Using Voice ROM SourceTypeParam2 is the unit to calculate 0 for sum by byte 1 for sum by word SourceTypeParam3 15 the start address of the calculated range SourceTypeParam4 15 the end address of the calculated range Refer to Section User Specified Data Setting Window in Chapter 4 for more details about the User Specified Data Refer to the command E P L for their command definitions Remark 1 This command stores the user s settings in the writer The user can then run these settings using the command 2 Blank program and verify can only use the same range The user should set their range once see example 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer Example 5 EProgram 100h 2FFh B P VProgram 100h 2FFh erase blank program verify 100h 2FFh of PROM S B P VOption Data blank program verify Option Data ROM and lock Data ROM S Set all operations all ROM except User specified Data S U0 100H 32 1 1 C USD BIN 1 00H 16 1 2 0 20 2 400H 8 0 2 0 0 0H FFH burning User Specified Data contains three groups Ist Group Setting Binary Byte Start Address 1s 100H Data Length 1s 32 bits execute a BlankCheck before programming Data Source 15 from Preload File and its file path is
17. Click Next io Setup Holtek Programming Environment HOPE 500007 Select Destination Location Where should Haltek Programming Environment HOPE 3000 be installed Setup will install Holek Programming Environment into the following Folder To continue click Nest IF vau would like to select a different folder click Browse loltek MCU Development IC sPragram Files At least 6 4 MB af free disk space is required Cancel Fig 1 8 e Step 4 Specify the path for the shortcut for the program files Fig 1 9 It is recommended to use the default path Click Next 11 HOLTEK Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation setup Holtek Programming Environment HOPE3000 Select Start Menu Folder Where should Setup place the program s shortcuts Setup will create the program s shortcuts the following Start folder To continue click Nest IF you would like to select a different folder click Browse NETTO a Fig 1 9 e Step 5 Check the option to generate a shortcut on the Desktop setup Holtek Programming Environment HOPE 50000 Select Additional T asks Which additional tasks should be performed Select the additional tasks you would like Setup to perform while installing Haltek Programming Environment HOPE 3000 then click Nest Additional ico
18. During the EOP low pulse duration as shown by T2 in Fig 2 36 the status of the BINI BIN7 pins can be monitored to obtain the programming result For example if BINI is low within the T2 period then this means PROGRAM OK If BIN4 15 low during the T2 period then this means PROGRAM FAIL because the device is not blank Case 11 Using the e WriterPro In circuit Programming Function The following steps show how to use the e WriterPro in circuit programming ICP function e Step Use the ICP cable as supplied with the e WriterPro and shown in Fig 1 1 This is used to connect the target board with connector CN1 the e WriterPro For more information on the connection method see the supplied D e WriterPro ICP pin definition and the points to note for ICP Step 2 Run the HOPE3000 and open OTP MTP PND file Then select File and Download Step Before downloading the window shown in Fig 2 38 will be displayed At this point the correct package type should be selected With regard to how to select the package see the supplied D e WriterPro ICP pin definition and the points to note for the ICP If the display shown in 2 38 does not show the required package then upgrade the HOPE3000 to the latest version 39 Chapter 2 Quick Start Programming E 2 38 When the download has finished the checking programming and verification procedures can be carried out If there are any other det
19. Erase 0038 0000 0000 0000 0040 0000 0000 0000 Code Code Optian 0048 0000 0000 0000 Read 9 Code Cptiant Data 0050 0000 0000 0000 Pre 1 04 Alqarithm Ma Suggest 0058 0000 0000 0000 Auta Upload After Fead 9 0060 0000 0000 0000 Auto Erase Before Program Counter 0068 0000 0000 0000 esr Success 3 Fail 0070 0000 0000 0000 0000 nonn 5211 3 nass 0090 0000 0096 0000 CheckSum 0040 0000 0000 0000 Complete and ok 0048 0000 0000 0000 Connecting Writer 000 oaoa Unable ta connect to writer OOBS 0000 0000 Connected to writer 0020 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File Lock Area alete and ok Operation Time 1 640 sec FAW Version e WriterPra 0107 Fig 2 6 smart Programming x Mext User Specified Data Counter IC m Driver First Second Third SUCCESS 7 hto Programming Setting Total 11 Plug and Burn Check ID vai Erase Available Erase Demand Blank Check qp Blank Check men Program Programming Program Programming Peset All 1 oo verify Operations User Specified Dat
20. OOBO 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File 0000 Complete and ok Downloading Driver and File gt Lock Area Complete and ak Operation Time 0 922 sec F W Version Section Section ROM Data Message Box and Other Information Fig 3 1 41 HOLTEK y Section Menu File Menu Fig 3 2 shows the File Menu commands Open Open the programming file After executing this command the software requests a file type from one of the following OTP OTP MCU MTP Flash MCU PND MCU with SPI Flash gt Open and Download Open the programming file and download it to writer gt Select IC and Process This command will execute the BlankCheck Lock IC Erase or Read operations by only selecting the required IC type without first opening any programming file After executing this command a dialog Select IC 1s popped up as shown in Fig 3 12 Regarding the detail behind this dialog refer to the section Select IC Dialog of Other Function in this chapter Download Download the opened programming file to writer gt Upload Upload the data in writer include the programming file to the HOPE3000 program After uploading the program prompts the user to save the file gt Save Save the data in the HOPE3000 UI as a file It will replace the original file gt Save As Save the data in the HOPE3000 UI as a file with a different name gt Export to
21. StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType3 verify LROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMType1 lock UPackType StartAddress LengthType CheckBlank SourceType SourceTypeParaml SourceTypeParamN PackType PackType User Specified Data WWriterNumber Parameter Prefix U represents setting User Specified Data Each data setting group 15 separated with a and at most supports three groups PackType The written data form in the ROM section It has the following four types 0 represents Binary Byte 1 represents Binary Word only supported by devices with 16 bit ROM 2 represents BCD Byte 3 represents BCD Word only supported by devices with 16 bit ROM StartAddress The ROM section start address where data is written 63 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode LengthType This length of the data There are four kinds 8 16 24 and 32 bits CheckBlank Check if blank checking is required before programming 1 means to execute 0 means not to SourceType The data source Select one of the following three types If the selected source 15 different the number of the following SourceTypeParam 15 different 0 means Preload File SourceTypeParaml is the file name 1 means Using Expression SourceTypeParaml 15 the expression selection 0 for N 1 1 for N 1 SourceTypeParam 15 N Seed
22. auto programming operations have been set therefore no off Line programming can be executed If off line programming 15 not required ignore this message gt Erase Error Error occurs when erasing the device gt Download to Writer Error Error occurs when downloading the programming file from the PC to the writer 78 Appendix A System and Error Message Upload to PC Error Error occurs when uploading the programming file from the writer to the PC User Specified Data Exceeded The user specified data has exceeded the limit Reset the user specified data setting again Program Error RC Option An RC Option error occurred when programming Writer Flash Timeout The flash in writer is not responding during downloading Download the data again If the problem occurs again contact an agent or Holtek for further assistance Writer F W 15 too old The F W version of the writer 1s too old to use with this version of the HOPE3000 Contact with an agent or Holtek to update the F W Chip is Locked The device is locked No programming operations can be executed with the exception of Erase Test Flash Error A writer hardware error occurred during downloading Download the data again If this problem occurs again contact an agent or Holtek for further assistance The address where the user specified data is about to be written to in the device is not empty Check that the device 15 empty or the
23. button Auto once For further details refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function or Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation 23 wouter A smart Programming Chapter 2 Quick Start Mext User Specified Data Counter Driver First Second Third Success 1073 ee ome C Plug and Burn Check ID Programming Setting Erase Erase Blank Check Blank Check Program Program Reset sll Verity User Specified Data Lock L 5 Operation Setting Complete and ak m Operation Time 0 234 sec Fig 2 10 Case 4 How to Program Serial Numbers or Other Specified Data To program serial numbers or other data into the Program ROM use the function User Specified Data on Smart Programming The following steps shows how this is implemented Step 1 4 Same as steps 1 4 in Case 2 9 Step 5 Same as Action 1 3 in Fig 2 11 add operation User Specified Data to Demand Programming Operation List Then click the button Setting in Section Operation Setting and the User Specified Setting Window will be shown as shown in Fig 2 12 Step 6 Now setup the specified data details Fig 2 12 demonstrates the setup to program data to the address 100H in t
24. e Writer plus providing a more direct information display It also allows the e Writer plus to have more powerful Off Line mode features as well as improving the programming convenience efficiency and production control 68 HOLTEK Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor e monitor Setup It is easy to setup the e monitor as shown in Fig 6 1 Connect the e monitor to the 16 Pin e monitor connector on the left side of writer after which it can be used by simply supplying power Note 1 When using the e monitor be sure to connect e monitor first then power on the writer 2 According to USB specifications the maximum current of the USB port is 500mA However as some PC USB ports cannot supply this current it is recommended that when supplying power via a PC USB port do not connect the e monitor to the writer to maintain better programming quality 69 HOLTEK f Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor Fig 6 1 e monitor Backlight function The e Writer plus has two power connectors One is to connect to a 5V USB Cable or Power Adapter the other is to connect to a 9V 16V DC power supply When the e monitor is connected to the e Writer plus if a 5V USB Cable or Power Adapter is connected the e monitor backlight is disabled as shown in Fig 6 2 If 9V 16V DC power supply is connected the e monitor backlight is enabled as shown in Fig 6 3 70 HOLTEK Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor AE
25. load the HOPE3000 system file Reboot PC and execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0008 Find no DLLFORFUN DLL The system file is missing reinstall the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0009 Load DLLFORFUN DLL failed Cannot load the HOPE3000 system file Reboot the PC and execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 gt 0010 Invalid SPC file format The format of the opened Smart Configuration Setting File SPC 1s incorrect Ensure that this file 15 generated by the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0011 This SPC file version cannot be used in this program version The version of the opened Smart Programming Configuration File SPC is not supported for this version of the HOPE3000 Use the proper version of the HOPE3000 to open this 75 gt Appendix System and Error Message file or set the Smart Programming Setting again 0012 Driver type mismatched Driver type in File 15 The driver type on the opened Smart Programming Configuration File SPC is different from the current used driver type ensure that this SPC file 1s correct ERR 0024 Save file failed Save file failed Reboot the PC and execute the HOPE3000 again ERR 0025 Download language file to console failed Download of the language file to the Console failed Check if the Console is connected to the writer first then reboot the PC and
26. tried to eliminate the problem Insert a 33 100 ohm resistor in the line between the Target Board and the Holtek Writer SDATA pin Insert a 33 100 ohm resistor in the line between the Target Board and the Holtek Writer SCLK pin 92 HOLTEK Appendix e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition Appendix E e WriterPro CN3 Pin Definition e WriterPro CN3 Pin Name Definition Direction EXPWI External Power Input USB Power Output USBPWO GND Ground EOP End Of Program e WriterPro EXTG External Trigger e WriterProm BIN2 IC is locked e WriterPro BINI Check ID Blank Check Program Verify Erase OK e WriterPro BIN7 Lock IC failed e WrterPro N A BINA IC 1s not blank e WriterPro Erase failed for Flash MCU 11 BIN6 Verify failed e WriterPro 12 BINS Program failed e WriterPro 13 N A 14 SDA SDA Reserved e WriterProS 15 N A 16 SCL Reserved Table E 1 93
27. up the window as shown in Fig 2 9 for further range setting smart Programming Mext User Specified Data Counter Driver First Second Third Success 7 wr Programming Setting Plug and Burn che 2 Erase Available nn verify Operations Reset All User Specified Data USD Load Config Operation Setting 4 s code all Rang Select User Specified Save Config Option Data All Mange Set Writer 1 Quit Operation Time Oo et gu ui 1 Im I 4 L Fig 2 8 22 M Step 6 Select the Map mode as shown in Fig 2 9 Action 1 and the ROM range selection will be shown Then click the button Add Select Action 2 specify the programming range Action 3 and finally click OK Action 4 to store these settings and leave this window Chapter 2 Quick Start Fange Setting FROM Program Pagef255 Words B Selected 3 2 Fig 2 9 9 Step 7 Repeat the steps 5 6 to add the programming operations Erase BlankCheck Verify or Lock IC such as 1s shown in Fig 2 10 Then download these settings to the writer Action 1 If successful the button Auto will be enabled Now when this button 1s clicked the specified operations will be executed Action 2 After this a complete programming process can be implemented by clicking the
28. 080 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File OOBS 0000 0000 0000 Complete and ok 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File Lock Area Complete and ok Operation Time 0 906 sec F W Version e Writer 6805 Execution Time Message Box F W Version Fig 3 9 45 HOLTEK f Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Section IC Information As shown in Fig 3 10 this section 15 divided into three sections Driver IC and Checksum gt Driver Shows the driver type and version The driver type is the device type in the opened file or selected by the command Menu File Select IC and Process For example in Fig 3 10 the driver type is HT45FOV and the driver version is 1 0 In addition before downloading the programming file to the writer it is important to check if the driver type is the same as the type of device that 15 to be programmed X Note it records the device information in the driver Each device type has its own driver When downloading the driver and the programming file are downloaded at the same time IC Shows the IC type detected in the programming adapter of the writer Click the Check button to initiate the detection Doing the programming operations the device type in the adapter 15 shown in this location Note that only some IC types support this function such as OTP MCUs Checksum
29. 107H e WriterPro LCD Data 0012H 0012H e WriterPro Firmware Revised List HP PPP PPP 4 Verio 2012 07 02 Improve the programming stability Solve Some MCUs problem Fix the bug that on Smart Programming UI sometim clicking the Auto button but in fact the writer is still on proc Fix the bug that programming HT48RA40 6 which uses HIRC wor GPU updating X If the window as shown in Fig 2 22 appears after clicking Start it means that the F W version is the same or it has a newer version than the one in the HOPE3000 It is recommended to click so as not to update the F W otherwise it will update to an older F W version Version 12 newest Do vou still wish to update Step 4 If the update is successful then the F W update window will display Update F W as shown in Fig 2 22 Then the HOPE3000 will power on the writer automatically and after the writer is connected the updated F W will be shown on the right lower corner as shown in Fig 2 23 32 HOLTEK f 000 Chapter 2 Quick Start Update F W Current Version New Version IP P PPP P P P P P PPP e WriterPro Firmware Revised List BIBBIA 0107 2012 07 02 1 Improve the programming stability 2 Solve Some MCUs HIRC problem 3 Fix the bug that on HOPE3000 Smart Programming UI sometim clicki
30. 7 Fig 2 5 For any problems refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function If errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Messages for further explanation Case 2 How to implement Auto Programming Case implements programming using a PC however the buttons BlankCheck Program Verify etc need to be clicked to complete the programming operation A method will now be introduced whereby after only one setup operation in the HOPE3000 a range of programming operations can be implemented by only clicking the button Auto once This method is useful for volume programming The operating steps are listed below Steps 1 3 Same as steps 1 3 in Case 1 Step 4 Click the button Smart Program as shown in Fig 2 6 The Smart Programming UI will then be displayed as shown in Fig 2 7 9 Step 5 In the Smart Programming UI Fig 2 7 select the demand programming operations repeat 20 HOLTEK Chapter 2 Quick Start Action 15 and 2 and then download these settings to the writer Action 3 HOPE3000 D SampleFilesshi45fly MTE File Language setting Tool Help Process Driver Blank Check 45 1 0 Code option Data 0000 2802 2002 F64 0008 OOAB 1449 oFsO 1 Program 0010 380A 2807 2812 0018 0000 0000 0000 1 Verity 0020 0000 0000 0000 0028 0000 0000 0000 Lock 0030 0000 0000 0000
31. BB vcmd Figure 2 17 20 wouter A Chapter 2 Quick Start Step The DOS Command Mode commands are now displayed in the rectangle in Fig 2 18 CAWINDO WSteystem32temd exe GC PROGRA 1 HOLT EK 1 HOPES wcmd Command Meriter Command Parameter I test writer a download file to writer upload data from writer to and save it as file erase IC check if is blank program with data in writer verify IC with data in writer L lock IC read data in to writer set setting for Auto Programming run Auto Progranmming M write IG directly with a specified value Usage 1 GC Command Parameter e g D We 2 command to retrieve further information of command e g GoSsWCMND gt PROGRA 1 SHOLTER 1 HOPES HAH gt Fig 2 18 For further information on the DOS Command Mode refer to Chapter 5 Introduction to the HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation Case 8 How to Update the Writer F W using a PC The e Writer plus can update its F W using a PC The following shows how to update to the latest F W version to the one on the HOPE3000 Ensure that the HOPE3000 15 the latest version before updating Note This upd
32. Custom Expression have a restriction in that the total record data count is about 900 records However Use the Expression and SUM do not have this restriction gt Preload File Consider the values in a file which include several user specified data records of data The file can be in either of the following formats A BIN Binary file Each N Bit number in file is considered to be one record of the user specified data N 1s the specified data length For example if data in hex format in a file 15 12 34 56 78 9A BC CD and its data length is 24 bits Then the Ist record of is 563412H the 2nd data record 15 BC9A78H the 3rd data record is 0000C DH fill in 5 for the missing parts A TXT Text file The number in each line of the file is considered to be one record of the user specified data It can be binary decimal or hexadecimal For example if the number in a file is 123456789H 10000000B 55555 and its data length 1s 16 bits then the Ist data record 15 6789H the excess part is abandoned the 2nd data record 1s 0080H the 3rd data record is D903H Usage as shown in Fig 4 11 click the button Open to load the file In addition click the button Check Value to check each record of the generated data as shown in Fig 4 14 Preload File d samplefiles testtst txt OpenFile Check alue Fig 4 11 gt Use Expression The source of the specified data is from the calculated resul
33. Example P program all P PProgram 100h 2FFh Option program partial PROM full Option ROM P PData Voice 2000h 3FFFh program partial VROM full Data ROM PProgram Voice program all PROM VROM 5 V verify device with data in the writer Verify Syntax V VROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType3 WWriterNumber Parameters ROMType ROM section to be verified It must be Program Option Data or Voice StartAddress the verify start address partial verifying EndAddress the verify end address partial verifying WriterNumber specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default is 1 Remark 1 Only Program and Voice have partial verifying functions 2 If no range 15 specified then it will be the full ROM range 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded into the writer 61 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode 4 command Program contains a verify function This can be executed later as a double check operation There is no necessity to execute a double check operation Refer to example 2 in the last section of this chapter for more information Example V V VProgram 100h 2FFh Option V VData Voice 2000h 3FFFh V VProgram Voice 6 B check if the IC is blank Blank Check Syntax BROMTypeO StartAddress EndAddress ROMTYypel ROMTyYype3 WWriterNumber Parameters
34. It shows the device type in the opened programming file or which has been selected using the command Menu File Select IC and Process Next User Specified Data Shows the value of the current user specified data to program This can show three groups at most using the setting in User Specified Data Dialog Counter This 15 the same as the field Counter HOPE3000 Main UI It provides programming information such as successful failed and total counts Clicking the Reset button will clear these three values to zero smart Programming Section Operating Commands Section Operating Commands as shown in Fig 4 3 has six commands Mext User Specified Data Counter Driver First Second Third Success 1073 Programming Setting Total 1352 Erase Fig 4 2 Reset All as follows Load Config Reset AII Restore all the settings in the Smart Programming UI Save Config Load Config Load the Smart Programming Configuration file SPC Save Config Save all the settings in the Smart Programming as a file SPC Set Writer Download the settings in the Smart Programming UI to the writer Auto Auto Execute the programming operations setup in the Smart Set Writer Quit 50 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Programming UI gt Quit Quit the Smart Programming UI and return to the HOPE3000 Main UI F
35. Main This will execute an Erase Data operation before the Program operation When the currently used device is an MCU with SPI Flash such as the HT83Fxx devices the text of the previous setting Auto Erase Before Program changes to this one because only the SPI Flash can be erased on this device type Check ID Select this setting to check if the device type in the writer is the same as that in the opened programming file This is to inform the user that the device in the adapter and the opened file are correct Only OTP MCU types support this option Other Functions Select Dialog This dialog pops up after executing the command Menu File Select IC and Process as shown in Fig 3 13 It is used to select the required device type The available selections can be sourced from one of the following gt From Recently Used IC Select from the recently used device types Clicking the Clear button removes the selected IC type from the recently used IC type list For example in Fig 3 12 clicking this button will remove HTA5ROF from the list and clicking Clear All removes all types from the list From AII IC Select from all the supported IC types 9 Fram Recent IC HT45ROF Clear All Q From All IC Cancel Fig 3 12 48 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function
36. PAD Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 4 4 ICP ID External Cable _ VPP RESB d VDD RWE PAE lt ADIPATI Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 5 5 ICP IE 89 HOLTEK Appendix E e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition External Cable lt VPP RESEB VDD CLE PA2 ADD PAD ADT PAT Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 6 6 2 External Cable 2 VPP RESB VDD ICPDA PAQ Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM All Capacitor 220 Fig 7 7 ICP 2B 90 HOLTEK f Appendix E e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition External Cable VPP RESB 2 YDD f e WriterPro ICPDA PAD Yoo em Target board or Programming Handler Machine 1 Close to Target Board or PHM 2 Capacitor 220pF Fig 8 8 ICP2C External Cable lt yl lS VDD e WriterPro i ICP CK ICPDA ESI
37. a USD Lock Load Config Operation Setting Save Config D ange gt SECT set Writer Quit Operation Time i 1 1 LI Fig 2 7 21 M Step 6 If the download 15 successful the button Auto the bottom right corner of the above Fig 2 7 will be enabled Now by clicking this button all the selected programming operations will be executed Chapter 2 Quick Start Refer to Chapter 3 for more details Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function or Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation Case 3 How to Partially Program an MCU Some applications will require multiple programming of partial sections in the MCU The following shows how this is implemented e Stepl 4 Same as steps 1 4 in Case 2 Step5 Then set the programming range as shown in Fig 2 8 At first select the operation Program from the Available Programming Operations List Action 1 then click the button gt Action 2 and the operation Program will appear on the Demand Programming Operation List Then click this operation and the Section Operation Setting at the bottom will be enabled Select the partial Code in this section Action 4 and finally click the Select button Action5 to pop
38. a HEX File Save the data in the HOPE3000 as an Intel standard HEX file gt Exit Exit the HOPE3000 program Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Language petting Language Menu Change the UI language Present selections are Traditional Chinese Simplified Chinese and English as shown in Fig 3 3 After selecting the UI language 15 changed immediately Setting Menu There are presently no items on this menu It is reserved for future use 42 Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main HOLTEK f Help Fig 3 5 shows the commands of the Tool Menu L gt F W Update Option Table gt Update the F W using For the update steps refer to Case 8 Update the Writer F W using on Chapter 2 Quick Start gt Option Table View and Print IC Option Table Fig 3 5 Help Menu Fig 3 6 shows the commands of the Help Menu gt e Writer User s Guide Open e Writer User s Guide The language 15 the same as the HOPE3000 gt Supported IC List Open Supported IC List document CM About Show the version and copyright information of the HOPE3000 as shown in Fig 3 7 Rectangle 1 in this figure shows the HOPE3000 version number and date Rectangle 2 shows the driver file version About HOPE3000 EJ HOltek Programming Environment ca veri O4 Build20091015 Driver version 20091015 1602 2 Co
39. ailed interface problems consult chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Functions as well as consulting the supplied D e WriterPro ICP pin definition and the points to note for the ICP for more information 40 Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Functions The main task of the HOPE3000 Main UI is to handle the operations to program MCU devices This Ul is divided into six sections and the following introduces the details behind each section Section Section decion Programming Operations Section Menu Title and System Menu and Smart Programming IC Information HOPH3000 BS501 16 0TP fx petting Tool Help Process Driver Blank Check 8501 16 v o000 0000 09000 0000 Bona 0000 0000 o000 IC 0010 0000 0000 0000 3 0019 0000 0000 0000 0020 0000 0000 0000 0028 0000 0000 0000 CheckSum 0030 0000 0000 0000 0038 0000 0000 0000 0000H 0040 0000 0000 0000 0048 0000 0000 0000 Code Code Option 0050 0000 0000 0000 ode Option Data 0058 0000 0000 0000 Auto Upload After Read Code option 0068 0000 0000 0000 0070 0000 0000 0000 Check ID 0078 0000 0000 0000 0080 0000 0000 0000 0088 0000 0000 0000 0090 0000 0000 0000 0098 0000 0000 0000 0040 0000 0000 0000 Downloading Driver and File 0048 0000 0000 0000 Complete
40. annot support this writer F W version Use the proper version of the HOPE3000 that supports this F W version 76 Appendix A System and Error Message ERR_0035 Find no or Load HDumpOpt32 DLL Failed System file missing or failed to load This error results in the Option Table function not being executed Reboot the PC and then execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0036 Find no or Load DIIForUI DLL Failed System file missing or failed to load Reboot the PC and then execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0037 Find no HOPrint32 EXE gt System file missing or failed to load This error results in the Option Table function note being executed Reboot the PC and then execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR_0038 Update F W Failed Error occurs when updating the F W Reboot the PC and then execute HOPE3000 If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 If this problem keeps occurring contact with an agent or Holtek for further assistance Provide the SID number in the error message ERR 0039 Invalid F W Execute Menu Tool FW Update first The writer F W is invalid Execute Menu Tool FW Update to update the F W first Writer Error Message Most errors in the writer occur due to incorrect operation of the hardware When errors occur it 1s recommended
41. ardware Connection Diagram e VWriterPro Side View CN3 ae L USE 16 14 1 10 s e 4 2 ME fi EOP GND addas End Of Program EXTG External Trigger Fig 2 35 If it is required to obtain the program results then refer to Appendix E e WriterPro CN3 Definition which shows how to connect to the corresponding BIN1 BIN7 pins and see Step 4 of the following section Usage amp Control Signal Timing 2 Control Signal Timing i Tl EXTG lt 7 5V External Trigger 2 ov lt 2 End Of Program 0 565 OV Fig 2 36 T1 e WriterPro External Trigger low pulse 10ms lt T1 lt 500ms 12 e WriterPro End Of Program low pulse 12ms lt 2 lt 100ms The following steps show how this 15 used 1 Open the e WriterPro case and short jumper J7 on the board as shown by the red circle on 38 HOLTEK Fig 3 37 The digital signal controlling e WriterPro function is now enabled Chapter 2 Quick Start Ln gt 2 P 7 TE EIE 2 Input a low pulse on EXTG Pin to start programming as described by in Fig 2 36 This operation is the same as pushing the red programming button on the e WriterPro 3 Now the EOP pin can be polled continuously If a low pulse 15 detected as shown by T2 in Fig 2 36 this means that the programming process has completed 4
42. ating F W function is only available for the e WriterPro and e Writer plus not for the e Writer e Step Execute Menu Tool F W Update to open the F W update window as shown in the red circle in Fig 2 19 Note that the F W version before update is displayed on the right lower corner of Fig 2 19 30 Chapter 2 Quick Start 000 File Language Setting BE Help FW Update Process Driver CheckSum Counter Success 3 Fail Total 3 Connecting to Writer Connected to writer Lock Area Operation Time F W Version e WriterPro 0105 Fig 2 19 Step 2 Fig 2 20 is the F W update window Click the Start button to start the F W update Update F W Mame Current Mew Versian e WriterPro Fw 0105H O10 H e wWriterPra LCD Data 0012H 0012H iii ii itii e WriterPro Firmware Revised List IEEE EEE LLL Improve the programming stability Solve Some MCUs HIRC problem Fix the bug that on HOPE3000 Smart Programming UI sometim clicking the Auto button but in fact the writer is still on proc Fix the bug that programming HT48R40 6 which uses wor Press Start key to update F W Fig 2 20 Step If the writer 15 connected then the F W update process will begin 31 Update Chapter 2 Quick Start Marne Current version Mew Yersian e WriterPro 0105H D
43. calculate and the summation to be either byte or word In addition note that only some IC types can support word A The 3rd setting represents the address range to calculate 1 2 3 SUM PROM gt Ee Fig 4 15 58 HOLTEK f Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Chapter 5 Introduction to the HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode The HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode 15 an interface which operates using command This is to say that commands are typed after a Command Prompt under MS Windows to implement programming To initiate this refer to Case 7 in Chapter 2 Quick Start Feature DOS Shell Compatible Command The parameter format of all internal commands 1s compatible with that of the DOS Shell commands A batch file BAT with any combination of the commands can also be written All commands and their parameters are case insensitive gt On Line Help add 2 at the end of each command to get the on line help gt get help for all supported commands C gt WCMD DX get help for the download command 59 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode Command List Command Format C gt WCMD Command Parameter e g CA SWCMD D FC HT45FOV MTP W2 The currently available commands and their parameter definitions are listed as follows 1 obtain the writer number Syntax T WWriterNumer Parameters WriterNume
44. ce in one of the writers WCMD T WI WCMD T W2 WCMD D W2 WCMD E W2 WCMD B W2 WCMD P PProgram 100h 200h Option Data W2 WCMD V VProgram 100h 200h Optiion Data W2 WCMD W PProgram 201h 334455h W2 WCMD L W2 Example 2 This example 15 the same as example 1 but skips the B blank check and V verify commands to reduce the programming time WOMD T WCMD T W2 WCMD D FC HT45F0V MTP W2 WCMD E W2 WCMD P PProgram 100h 200h Option Data W2 W PProgram 201h 334455h W2 WCMD L W2 gt Example 3 read the data in the device to the PC and save as a file WCMD R WCMD U FC ReadData X Note the data in the writer must be the same as the IC type Example 4 auto programming WCMD D FC HT46F46E MTP WCMD S EProgram Oh 2FFh optiondata B P VProgram Oh 2FFh option data LProgram Oh 2FFh data WCMD 66 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode gt Example 5 auto programming contains User Specified Data using e WriterPro WCMD D FCAHT66F30 MTP KI6DIP A WCMD S U0 32 1 1 0 100 WCMD Example 6 console mode using e WriterPro WCMD CON T MHT66F50 D FCAHTO66F50 MTP K28SKDIP A WI E V WI 67 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode Chapter 6 Introduction to the e monitor The e monitor is an option in the
45. cteristic there are two kinds of units Word Program ROM or Byte Voice ROM gt Commands Add add a programming section to Range Setting Remove remove a programming section from Range Setting Clear clear all the programming sections in Range Setting gt Range Setting List all the programming sections Clicking the field Start Addr and End Addr to edit the start and end address of this section gt OK Cancel the Settings OK stores the specified ranges and then returns to the Smart Programming UI Cancel cancels the setup this time and then returns to the Smart Programming UI B Map Mode 53 Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function As shown in Fig 4 7 this mode 1s for applications on larger programming ranges It 1s classified as below by interface Some items which are the same in the List Mode are not depicted again Range Setting FROM Program Page 256 Words Selected 81 2 3 4 5 17 o hap Select Mode Range Unit Commands Range Setting OK Cancel the setting Fig 4 7 RangeUnit The grid units for each Range Setting Due to the ROM characteristic of the ROM section there are five kinds of units Page 256 Words for the Program ROM and 1K 2K 4K 8K Bytes for the Voice ROM For the Data ROM its units are 64K Bytes When the operation Lock IC is used each grid is composed of
46. d This data is written to each word by tin BCD format from the specified address until it reaches the boundary of the data length X Not support Binary Word and BCD Word for the IC type when its ROM bit width 15 smaller than 16 bits Start Address The start address of the ROM section where data is written Length This 1s length of the data There are four types 8 16 24 and 32 bits where any data exceeding this length 15 abandoned For example if preloaded data 15 12345678H but the specified data length 15 24 bits then only 345678H will be valid for this data record Check Empty Check first if the programming range is empty before programming this data record If not empty an error message will be generated during programming The following provides several practical examples EX 1 A data record of 345678H has a length of 24 bits and 15 programmed from a start address of 100H into the Program ROM in Binary Byte format The actual programming conditions are 100H 0078H 101H 0056H 102H 0034H 2 A data record of 12345678H BCD code is 305419896H has a length of 32 bit and 15 56 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function programmed from a start address of 200H into the Program ROM in BCD Word format The actual programming conditions are 200H 9896H 201H 0541H B Data Source the right part in Fig 4 10 X Note the following Preload File and Use the
47. ddition only after downloading the programming file to the writer 15 this button enabled Lock IC Lock the device to prevent the data in the device from being read This function is used to protect the data in the device After a Program operation the Lock IC function can be used to protect the data in the device Erase Erase the data in the device turning it into a blank device Only some IC types such as Flash Type MCUS support this operation Read Read the data in the device to the writer After this operation Menu File Upload command can be executed to upload this data to the HOPE3000 for observation X Note after a successful Read operation if the data in the writer is different from that in the HOPE3000 it is no possible to execute a programming operation When this happens the buttons in the Process section will be disabled until after the Menu File Upload commands are executed Smart Program Start the Smart Programming UI For detail regarding this refer to Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Auto Upload After Read After executing a Read operation an upload operation will be executed automatically Auto Erase Before Program This will execute an Erase operation before the Program operation Only some device types such as Flash Type MCUS support this Erase Data Before Program 47 Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000
48. e Writer Series Writer User s Guide December 23 2013 Copyright 2009 2013 by HOLTEK SEMICONDUCTOR INC All rights reserved Printed in Taiwan No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of HOLTEK SEMICONDUCTOR INC How to use this guide How to use this guide Chapter Introduction to the Writer and Installation explains how to install the writer and the HOPE3000 programming software See the note below for the various writer definitions When using the writer for the first time it is required to read this chapter carefully to setup the programming environment With regard to the hardware configuration if an e Writer 15 used it is especially important to note that the setting of the 4P Jumper or 4P DIP Switch on the back of the writer must be correct For quick use of the writer refer to Chapter 2 Quick Start In Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Functions and Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function introduce the details for the interface functions and other notes of the HOPE3000 The HOPE3000 can also be control the writer with a command method using the program Command Prompt under MS Windows Chapter 5 Introduction to the HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode introduces how to use this
49. en using e WriterPro 3 U upload data from writer to PC and save it as a file Syntax U FFilePathName WWriterNumber Parameters FilePathName specify the file path name to be stored It is not necessary to specify the file extension name as it would use the file type stored in the writer If not specified it uses the file name stored in the writer WriterNumer the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default 1s 1 Example U FCAUploadFile U 4 LP program IC with data in the writer Program Syntax PROMTYypeO StartAddress EndAddress ROMTYypel ROMTyYype3 WWriterNumber Parameters ROMType the ROM section to be written to Must be Program Option Data or Voice StartAddress the programming start address partial programming EndAddress the programming end address partial programming WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default 15 1 Remark 1 Only Program and Voice have partial programming functions 2 If no range 15 specified then it will be the full ROM range 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer 4 When executed this command reads the programmed device data and verifies it to check for a successful programming operation This command contains a verify function At a later stage the V command verify be executed for double checking purposes
50. execute the HOPE3000 again If the error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0026 Download driver failed Driver download has failed Reboot the PC and execute the HOPE3000 again If the error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0027 The data in the writer is invalid Re download the file Unable to upload because the data in the writer is damaged or for some other reason Download the programming file again ERR 0028 The specified IC is invalid he HOPE3000 cannot identify the specified IC type Reboot the PC and execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0029 The driver type in the writer 15 not supported This version of the HOPE3000 does not support the driver type IC type that has been uploaded from the writer Use the HOPE3000 version that supports this driver type and upload again ERR 0030 Find or load driver failed Error occurred when loading the driver Reboot the PC and execute the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 ERR 0031 ROM data checksum error Unable to upload because the data in the writer is damaged or for another reason Download the programming file again ERR 0032 Obtaining the next user specified data failed Cannot obtain the next user specified data Reboot the PC and then execute HOPE3000 again ERR 0034 Not supported F W version This version of the HOPE3000 c
51. function The e WriterPro contains an LCD module and the e Writer plus supports an e monitor LCM module as an option For details on how to use the e monitor and its functional details refer to Chapter 6 Introduction to the e monitor Finally in Appendix A System and Error Message is listed all of the error messages that are used by the HOPE3000 writer and e monitor together with message explanations and basic error detect methods for these errors Appendix B Writer LEDs and Status explains the definition of the writer LEDs Appendix C e Writer Series Writer Function Comparison explains the Differences between each e Writer series writer Appendix D e WriterPro ICP Pin Definition and Note lists the programming pin definitions and notes Appendix E e WriterPro CN3 Pin Definition lists the definitions of the CN3 Pins which is provided to allow external signals to control e WriterPro programming Note The term Writer on this guide represents all the e Writer series products which contains these two writers e Writer and e Writer plus If e Writer is mentioned it means e Writer If e Writer plus is mentioned it means e Writer plus If e WriterPro is mentioned it means e WriterPro HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Document Revised List 1 00 2009 03 11 1 01 2009 04 30 Update System amp Error Message 1 02 2009 06 15 Remove the Use the Custom Expression on
52. g 1 successful the message box will display Complete OK see Fig 2 5 Then start to program click the buttons BlankCheck Program Verify Lock IC to lock the device as shown in Fig 2 5 to complete the programming operation In addition the data in a Flash MCU can be cleared the button Erase HOPE3000 D SampleFiles hi45f0v MTP Saks File Language setting Tool Help Chapter 2 Quick Start E Driver Blank Check HTA4SFDV 10 0000 2802 2002 0728 0008 1449 0229 0010 380A 2807 2812 _ 0000 0000 0000 3i 0020 0000 0000 tock CheckSum oo26 0000 0000 0000 00530 0000 angu rase 1000 O Cade Code Option Data 443CH Code Option 0040 0000 0000 0000 0000 2007 Code Option Data Prev1 04 Algarithm Na Suggest 0000 Auto Upload After Read O g ggest aie Auto Erase Before Program Counter nono Check ID Success 3 Fail 0 n A nana Total 3 0000 Smart Programming 0000 gan Complete and z Connecting to Writer Unable to connect to writer Connected to writer 0000 Downloading Driver and File Lock Area Complete and ak Operation Time 1 540 sec FAW Version e WriterPro 010
53. he Program ROM The data is generated by the mathematical expression N 1 with an initial value of N equal to 22 This means 22 for the first programmed device and 33 for the second one etc After Actions 1 3 click to store these settings and leave this window X For further details of Fig 2 12 refer to Section User Specified Data Setting Window in Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function 24 Chapter 2 Quick Start Smart Programming User Specified Data Counter Driver First Second Third Success See rat Programming Setting Total Plug and Burn Check ID Erase Available Blank Check py Program Reset ear Specified Data USD Demand Operations Reset All Programming Operations Load Config User Specified Data Setting Save Config Data All Range Select 4 Set Writer ace All Range Select ALL 7 Quit Operation Time Fig 2 11 User Specified Data Setting Source bd ane Preload File openFil she Pack Binary Byte 2 7 i N Seed Offset 1 100 H gt Use Expression Exp 22 3 Length 32 Bits SUM 5 Check Empty Second Setting Source 7 du Use Expression Exp Select Setting Source Fig 2 12 25 woute
54. he activation process fails check if the registration code has been keyed in correctly as shown in Step 6 Otherwise try again from Step 1 If the problem persists contact Holtek to resolve the problem 36 HOLTEK Frompt Chapter 2 Quick Start Activate this writer OE Please re power on the writer to load the new Fig 2 32 For more information refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function If any errors occurred during registration or activation refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation Case 10 How to use external digital signals to control e WriterPro programming Below describe two methods of using external digital signals to control the e WriterPro programming process These two methods are Connect a button to the e WriterPro and Use digital signals to control the e WriterPro programming These two methods are the same as they both use the red programming button on the e WriterPro but the second one can also obtain the program result lt Method 1 gt Connect an external button Connect a button between Pin 2 and Pin 4 on connector CN3 on the e WriterPro as shown in Fig 2 33 and 2 34 e WriterPro Side View Button Fig 2 33 37 Chapter 2 Quick Start Fig 2 34 To use digital signals to control the e WriterPro programming see Fig 2 35 which shows how the signals are connected to the writer 1 H
55. he writer is different from that in the opened file Ensure that the device 15 correct IC 15 NOT Blank IC has been programmed Program Error Error occurs when programming the device Verify Error The data in the device 15 different from the data the writer Lock Fail Error occurred when locking the IC Read Error Error occurred when reading the IC User Data Error Examination of the system data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again 80 gt gt gt Appendix A System and Error Message No Auto Setting No auto programming operations were set therefore no off line programming operations can be executed If off line programming is not required ignore this message Erase Error Error occurred when erasing the device Download Fail Error occurred when downloading the programming file from the PC to the writer USD Exceeded The user specified data has exceeded the limit Reset the user specified data setting again RC Option Fail An RC Option error occurred when programming Flash Timeout The flash in writer is not responding during downloading Download the data again If the problem occurs again contact an agent or Holtek for further assistance Check Device Err Error occurred when checking the device Chip is Locked The device is locked No programming operations can be executed with the exception
56. ig 4 3 Section Programming Settings Section Programming Settings 15 the section where the Smart Programming functions are setup After setting the Set Writer button should be clicked to download these settings to the writer After this programming can be implemented by clicking the Auto button in the On Line mode or pressing the programming key in the Off Line mode This section is divided into three parts as shown in Fig 4 4 Programming Programming Programming Function Setting Operation Setting Operation Detail Setting Erase Available Blank Check Pro ing Program Program Verity Demand User Specified Data Programmi Operations code Oal Range Option Data Fig 4 4 gt Programming Functional Setting This part is used to set some special programming functions It contains the following two functions Z Check ID This is the same as the function Check ID in the HOPE3000 Main UI When selected it will check if the IC type in the adapter is correct before any programming operation Only the OTP MCUs support this function gt Programming Operation Setting This part is used to set the demand programming operations and at most six operations which are Erase BlankCheck Program Verify User Specified Data and Lock Some devices do not support all of these operations On the left side are the Available Programming Operations that list out all the sup
57. ing User Specified Data After clicking the button Setting the User Specified Data Setting Window pops up as shown in Fig 4 9 For details on the User Specified Data Setting Window refer to the section User Specified Data Setting Window in this chapter Section Message and Other Information As shown in Fig 4 5 this section 1s divided into three parts Message Shows the execution results of any operation or the writer status gt Progress Bar Shows the progress when setting up the writer or executing auto programming Execution Time Shows the time taken to execute the commands related to the writer such as Set Writer Auto or others This information 15 usually used to measure the programming time Operation Time 0 265 sec Fig 4 5 52 HOLTEK f Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Programming Range Select Window This window is used to select the programming range and 1s divided into the following two modes by Select mode A List Mode As shown in Fig 4 6 this mode 15 for the application on smaller programming ranges It is classified below by interface Kange Setting FROM Program Mod Section Start Addr End Addr E Section 0 100H O Select mode Range Unit Clear All Commands Range Setting OK Cancel the Setting Fig 4 6 gt Range Unit This 15 the address units in Range Setting Due to the ROM chara
58. ing Function If any errors occur during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation For further information on the LEDs refer to Appendix B Writer LEDs and Status Case 6 How to Read Data from the MCU without a Programming File Generally before reading data from the MCU it is necessary to open a programming file for that MCU type A method will now be introduced whereby if there 1s no programming file for the MCU type or if there is no data in the IC type data can still be read from the device using the HOPE3000 e Step Execute the command Menu File Select IC and Operate as shown in Fig 2 14 21 Chapter 2 Quick Start HOPE3000 Language Setting Tool Help Select IC and Process Fig 2 14 Step 2 Then the dialog IC Select will pop up Select the required device type from Section From All IC as shown in Fig 2 15 and click OK to leave this window From Recent IC HT45R0F Clear Clear All Step 3 The HOPE3000 will now download the driver for that IC type to the writer If successful then some buttons in the Section Process will be enabled as shown in Fig 2 16 Now the Read button can be clicked to read data from the device directly After this execute the command Menu File Upload to upload and display the data on the HOPE3000 For more information refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Functio
59. ires connection to a PC and also an Off Line Programming Mode that does not require a PC In the Off Line Mode after downloading the programming data to the writer using the HOPE3000 using a PC the writer can be operated without connection to a PC In the On Line Mode a USB cable is required to connect the writer to a PC after which it can be controlled using the HOPE3000 Because Holtek devices are provided in many different package types a range of corresponding programming adapters are supplied for each kind of MCU package Therefore for the e WriterPro it is necessary to use the proper e Socket and for the e Writer e Writer plus it is required to use the correct programming adapter to plug into this writer Note The term Writer on this guide represents all the e Writer series products which contains these two writers e Writer and e Writer plus If e Writer is mentioned it means e Writer If e Writer plus is mentioned it means e Writer plus If e WriterPro is mentioned it means e WriterPro Installation HOLTE SE Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation System Requirement When using this writer the following devices and systems are required Power external power on Off line mode is depicted in Table 1 1 ae ial plus Supported Supported Supported Use a power adapter with a 5V output Connector voltage and at least 500mA output current It is best to use the power adapter
60. iter and the HOPE3000 can be used to program the MCU For the details regarding the HT IDE3000 refer to the HT IDE3000 User s Guide Now connect the writer to the PC and execute the HOPE3000 program following the steps in the programming cases below Case 1 How to Program an MCU To program an MCU programming file DTP MTP PND follow the steps below e Step Execute the command in the HOPE3000 Menu File Open Fig 2 1 HOPE3000 ps Language setting Tool Help pen Fig 2 1 Step 2 As shown in Fig 2 2 first select the file type OTP MTP or PND Action 1 then select the file to open Action 2 Finally click the button Open Action 3 HOLTEK f Chapter 2 Quick Start Look Fig 2 2 Step 3 Then download the opened file to the writer Menu File Download as shown in Fig 2 3 HOPE3000 DASampleFiles hi45f0v MTP ISI Language petting Tool Help 1F2B 1F29 oFSsoO 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 1000 0000 0000 i 0000 0000 i 10 0000 0000 OOOO Oooo nins ANNAA AANA NANA ANNA mn Fig 2 3 Download SMSO If an e WriterPro is used it is necessary to choose the IC package type see Fig 2 4 select IC Package Prompt before Download Cancel Fig 2 4 Step 4 19 After downloadin
61. l ROM range 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer Example E EProgram 100h 2FFh Option E EData E EProgram 62 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode 8 1 lock IC Lock IC Syntax L LROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel WWnrterNumber Parameters ROMType ROM section to be locked It must be Program or Data StartAddress the lock start address partial lock EndAddress the lock end address partial lock WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default 15 1 Remark 1 Only Program has a partial lock function 2 If no range 1s specified then it will be the full ROM range 3 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer Example L L LProgram Oh 3h Data L LProgram 9 R read data in IC to writer Read Syntax R WWriterNumber Parameter WriterNumber the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default is 1 Remark 1 No partial read 2 Before using this command ensure that the programming file has been downloaded to the writer Example R 10 S set setting for Auto Programmin Syntax S EROM TypeO StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType2 erase BROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType3 _ blank PROMType0 StartAddress EndAddress ROMTypel ROMType3 program VROMType0
62. lash such as HT83F xx Keeping open switches are OFF 15 for other OTP and Flash MCU series Because incorrect settings will result in programming failures it is important to ensure that the 4P Jumper or 4P DIP Switch is setup correctly before using the e Writer Table 1 2 The programming pins and their corresponding pins on the 20 Pin Header are listed in the following Table 1 3 Programming Pin 20 Pin Header Pin ee MCUs and HT48 Series ABE ICPCK Ground direct connection 16 17 19 VSS Note 1 Jumper 4 on 4P Jumper Short SCK Open Ground direct connection The DIP 4 on 4P DIP Switch ON SCK OFF Ground direct connection Note 2 Jumper 3 on 4P Jumper Short SDI Open Ground direct connection The DIP 3 DIP Switch ON SDI OFF Ground direct connection Note 3 Jumper 2 on 4P Jumper Short SDO OFF Ground direct connection The DIP 2 on 4P DIP Switch ON SDO OFF Ground direct connection Note 4 Jumper on Jumper Short CEB OFF Ground direct connection The DIP 1 on 4P DIP Switch ON CEB OFF Ground direct connection Table 1 3 17 Chapter 2 Quick Start Preparation before Programming Before programming the MCU is necessary to use the Build function in the Project menu of the HT IDE3000 to generate MCU programming file OTP MTP PND etc After this the wr
63. lus For setup and usage refer to Chapter 6 Introduction to the e monitor M e Gh CELE CPL Cc Hardware Installation Connect the writer to a USB port on the PC using a USB cable Fig 1 6 If using an e Writer check if the 4P Jumper 4P DIP Switch on the back of e Writer is set up correctly Refer to Table 1 1 the section Hardware Configuration of this chapter This setting will affect the programming process so it must be checked before use Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation Writer Fig 1 6 Software Installation 9 Step Execute the HOPE3000 installation program HOPE3000V304Build201203 1 6nstall EXE The version and release date of your software may be different from the one shown here so check that you have the latest version Step 2 Installation welcome window Fig 1 7 Click Next 10 ps HOLTEK m setup Holtek Programming Environment HOPE 30000 Aka Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Welcome to the Holtek Programming Environment HOPESOOO Setup Wizard This will install Holtek Programming Environment HOPE 3000 Ya 0461920120316 an your computer It is recommended that close all other applications before continuing Click Nest to continue ar Cancel ta exit Setup Fig 1 7 e Step 3 Specify the path for the HOPE3000 Fig 1 8 It is recommended to use the default path
64. ming Pins Connector LCD Status LED Programming K ey Function Key Handler Connector Ground Connector Fig 1 13 Pin 19 DC Jack Programming Adapter Connector 9694592292599 EEEE ETE EE e monitor Connector o e USB Connector Programming Key Fig 1 14 15 HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Programming Adapter Connector 1121 1 AP Jumper T aeu as e Writer Front Fig 1 15 e Writer Back X Note Some older e Writer versions have the DIP Switch on their back not the 4P Jumper as shown in Fig 1 16 Explanation Programming Pins Adapter Connector Green LED lit to show normal status Ready Busy___ Yellow LED li to sho ready busy status Red LED lit to show fail status Programming Key Programming Key on Off Line Mode USB Connector Connect to PC via USB cable On Line mode or Connect to 5V power adapter Off Line mode 4P Jumper Operating Jumper Switch on the back e Writer Only DIP Switch Note 1 emma nnn functions functions Handler Connector Connector for Handler e WriterPro Only 16 HOLTEK Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation X Note 1 When the 4P Jumper or the DIP Switch all shorted switches are ON this means programming the MCU with SPI F
65. n If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation 28 HOLTE HE HOPE3000 HT66F50_MTP File Language Setting Tool Help Chapter 2 Quick Start Code Option Data river Blank Check HT66F50 0000 0000 0000 CheckSum 0000 0000 0000 S 0000 Code Code Option 0000 0000 0000 Prev1 04 Algorithm No Suggest 0000 0000 Auto Upload After Read 0000 0000 Success Fail 0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 z 0000 Connecting to Writer 0000 Connected to writer 0000 0000 0000 Code Option Data Counter Lock Area Operation Time 1 906 sec F W Version e WriterPro 0107 Fig 2 16 Case 7 How to Execute Programming Operations using the Command Method The HOPE3000 supports a command mode which is a DOS Command Mode 9 Step Exit the HOPE3000 program and execute the program Command Prompt under Microsoft Windows X Note HOPE3000 and the DOS Command Mode program cannot be executed at the same time or it will affect the programming results Step 2 At the Command Prompt switch the current path to the HOPE3000 directory which 15 the path specified in Step 3 in Section Software Installation of Chapter 1 Then type the execution file name at the DOS Command Mode WCMD EXE as shown in Fig 2 17 cy CAWINDOWSVystem32wmd C PROGRA 1 HOLTEKR 1 HOPE3H
66. n on Casell of Ch 2 and ICP Pin definitions Appendix D Remove the descriptions of HOPE3000 IC Field Add the description for 1 04 Algorithm No Suggest option on HOPE3000 checksum Filed Add the e WriterPro CN3 connector definition Appendix E Update the figures and texts for newest HOPE3000 and package 111 2013 05 22 Add the console mode on Dos Command Mode Please refer to the explanation on the command CON Q and related example 1 12 2013 12 23 Update e WriterPro ICP Pin Definition and ICP Notes HOLT Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Index Chapter 1 Introduction to the Writer and Installation 6 TT 6 System Requirements 7 Hardware Install atlol 00i 10 Software Installation 10 Hardware 14 Chapter 2 Quick SEIEU nose bU Eduensi a a 18 Preparation before Programming 18 Case 1 How to program an 0 18 Case 2 How to implement Auto Programming
67. nector of the power adapter power 2 Connect a adapter 9 16 DC power supply Package Full package Full and Simple Full package Refer to the section Package for Package Content selection in Chapter 1 for details Programming One adapter for One adapter for one One e Socket for adapter one package package for one one package type device type Power for Connect 5V Off Line mode USB connector of the power adapter type for one device type Writer Function Basic V V V Basic Programming Programming contains erase blank check program verify and lock IC via PC Pee YP Programming Partial V V V Some MCUs have Programming partial lock including Partial Lock User Specified aw SIN 85 HOLTEK Appendix e Writer Series Writer Function Comparison Data Supported All MCUs All MCUs All MCUs devices Update F W via X V V PC Table C 1 Appendix D e WriterPro ICP Pin Definition 86 Appendix E e Write Pro CN3 Pin Definition and ICP Notes 1 e WriterPro ICP pin definition Table D 1 below lists the ICP pin definitions The following two steps can then be used to obtain the required one Stepl Obtain the ICP Type for the MCU being used This can be found on the website http www holtek com Chinese tech tool MainPage2 aspx L EN O 5 11 lt 1 gt
68. nformation 2 2222 02 45 section IC 46 Section Programming Operations and Smart 47 Other 48 48 Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function 49 Section IC Tailor a en OM ose aoe ee 50 Section Operating Lune led add uetus 50 Section Programming 5 2d Section Message and Other Information 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 32 Programming Range Select Window 53 User Specified Data Setting Window Chapter 5 Introduction to the HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode 59 bem 59 Command M M cc 60 Chapter 6 Introduction to the e monitor 68 HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation HM 69 e monitor Backlight function
69. ng the Auto button but in fact the writer is still on proc 4 Fix the bug that programming HT48RAO0 6 which uses HIRC wot Update OK Lock Area Operation Time F W Version e WriterPro 0107 Fig 2 23 For more information refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation Case 9 How to Register and Activate the Writer A new e WriterPro needs to be activated before use otherwise no programming operations can be carried out To activate the writer a registration code must be first obtained Note Only the e WriterPro needs to be activated The e Writer and e Writer plus do not require activation e Step Execute Menu Tool Activate Writer to display the Writer Activation window Note that when the writer 15 not activated a warning message is displayed on the lower right corner as shown in Fig 2 25 33 HOLTEK F Chapter 2 Quick Start HOPE000 File Language Setting Help i Process Driver Table p CheckSum ify Code Optiont Data Prev 1 04 AlgorithmiNo Suggest Auto Upload After Read Counter H amp uto Erase Before Program 1 4 A Success 3 Fail Check Total 3 Reset Connecting to Writer
70. ns lt ee e Step 6 Check the installation details then click Install to start the installation Fig 1 11 12 Fig 1 10 Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation fe setup Holtek Programming Environment HOPE 3010 Heady to Install Setup ie now ready to begin installing Holtek Pragramming Environment on your computer Click Install to continue with the installation ar click Back if vau want bo review or change any settings Destination location C Program FilessHaltek MCU Development Toolz amp HUPE 3000 Start Menu folder Holek MCU Development ToolssSHOPE 3000 Additional tasks Additional icons Create a desktop icon Fig 1 11 Step 7 Finish installation Click Finish to exit the installation program Fi 9 1 12 Completing the Holtek Programming Environment HOPE3000 Setup Wizard Setup has finished installing Pregramrming Environment on your computer The application may be launched selecting the installed icons Click Finish exit Setup Fig 1 12 13 HOLTEK f Chapter 1 Introduction to Writer and Installation Hardware Configuration The name of each part of the writer hardware is shown in Fig 1 13 e WriterPro Fig 1 14 e Writer plus amp Fig 1 15 e Writer Table 1 2 explains each item in these figures 14 Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation Progra
71. of Erase USD Target Dirty Please check that the device is empty and that the setup of the user specified data 15 correct EnterProgram Err Error occurred when entering the device programming mode Ensure that the device 15 correct Data Chksum Err Checksum data error when uploading or downloading Download the data again System Data Err Examination of the system data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again H W Error Flash Examination of the system data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again H W Error Power 81 udi Appendix A System and Error Message A hardware error occurred during programming Check if the device and the programming adapter 1s correct and that the device 1s properly located If this problem occurs again contact an agent or Holtek for further assistance Appendix B Writer LEDs 82 HOLTEK p Appendix B Writer LED Light and Status and Status The writer contains three LEDs which are used to indicate the programming status The LEDs have the following conditions ON LED 15 turned on OFF LED 15 turned off Fast Flash LED flashes for 0 25 second Slow Flash LED flashes for 0 5 second Table B 1 lists the definitions for the LED status Green LED Yellow LED Read LED Definition OK Ready Busy Fail When writer is powered on ON Slow Flash N Check the power when writer 15 powered on
72. planation 73 HOLTEK Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor Appendix A System and Error Messages 74 Appendix System and Error Message System Error Message gt ERR 0001 No language file found The HOPE3000 language file is missing reinstall the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0002 Error occurred when loading language file Cannot load the HOPE3000 language file reboot PC and then run the HOPE3000 again If this error occurs again reinstall the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0003 Failed to find Cannot find the specified file check if this file exists check that the specified path 15 correct or if it is used by another program gt ERR 0004 Invalid file format or failed to find driver The format of the opened file is invalid or the IC type in the file 1s not supported Check if the programming file is generated from the HT IDE3000 or other HOLTEK official software and check that the HOPE3000 version supports that IC type Check by referring to the document Supported IC List in the directory Manual under the root directory of the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0005 Failed to load the data in the writer Re download the file Unable to upload because the data in the writer is damaged or for some other reason Download the programming file again gt ERR 0006 Find no EFORMATtoDDF DLL System file 15 missing reinstall the HOPE3000 gt ERR 0007 Load EFORMATtoDDF DLL failed Cannot
73. ported operations and on the right side are the Demand Programming Operations that list out all the operations selected Clicking the button gt will add an operation selected from the left list to the right list Clicking the button lt will remove the operation selected from the right HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function list Programming Operation Detail Setting This part 1s used to setup the details behind each programming operation When selecting any operation from the Demand Programming Operation list in Fig 4 4 the detailed setup status appears in the Operation Setting section in the lower part of this figure The following explains each setting A Code Option Data and Voice These settings appear when selecting Erase BlankCheck Program Verify and Lock IC It is used to set the programming range of the ROM section Code Option Data and Voice Only Code and Voice support a partial range After clicking Select the Programming Range Select Window pops up as shown in Fig 4 6 If any ROM setting such as 15 shown in Voice in Fig 4 4 on the UI 15 disabled it means that that the ROM section 15 not supported for this IC type For details on the Programming Range Select Window refer to the section Programming Range Select Window in this chapter A User Specified Data This setting appears when select
74. pyright 2008 2009 Holtek Semiconductor Inc Fig 3 7 43 HOLTEK f Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Section ROM Data This shows the contents of the programming file It can at most show data from four ROM sections Code Program Option Data and Voice In Fig 3 8 on the rectangle in the left side represents the address of the ROM section That on the right side represents the data of the ROM section Furthermore the range in this figure represents the locked part of the device On the part ROM section data the rectangle on the right side there are two kinds of colours to identify if the data in the HOPE3000 1s the same as that in the writer The following explains these two conditions gt When the data in the HOPE3000 15 the same to that in writer The colour on the part ROM section Data 15 blue and the buttons of the programming operations like BlankCheck are enabled This means that programming operations can be executed gt When the data in the HOPE3000 is different from that in the writer The colour on the part section Data 15 red and the buttons of the programming operations like BlankCheck are all disabled This means that programming operations cannot be implemented until the data in the HOPE3000 is the same as that in the writer This can be achieved by executing the command Download Upload or Select IC and Process on
75. r the specified writer number 1 8 1f not specified the default is 1 Remark 1 This command 15 used to identify the writer number of each writer 2 This command will flash all the three LEDs on the writer 3 When using multiple writers identify the number of each writer using this command first if there is only one writer this command is unnecessary Example T get the number 1 of writer T W2 get the number 2 of writer 2 0 download a file to writer Syntax D FFilePathName MMCUType KPackageName LUpload WWriterNumber Parameters FilePathName the downloaded file path name specify the MCU type when opening MEM file PackageName specify the MCU package This parameter 15 necessary when using the e WriterPro Upload specify whether the user can upload the programming data in the writer or not The value 1 means that the user cannot upload and the value 0 means it can WriterNumer the specified writer number 1 8 if not specified the default is 1 Remark 1 FilePathName can support MEM file binary file to program only the EEPROM in the MCU 2 To obtain all Package Names of the specified device use the command Example D FC HT45FOV MTP D FCAHTA46FA7E EEDATA MEM MHT46F47E 60 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode D FCAHTO66F50E MTP K28SKDIP A When using e WriterPro D FC HTO6FS50E MTP K28SKDIP A Wh
76. r A e Step 7 Chapter 2 Quick Start Download these settings to the writer as Action 1 in Fig 2 13 After that the first record of the data to program is shown in Rectangle 2 Then click the button Auto Action 3 to program programming one record per one click After each programming step the record of the next data to be programmed will be shown in Rectangle 2 Smart Programming User Specified Data Counter IC Driver First Second Third Success 1073 HT45F0 00000016 ze mm 2 Programming Setting Total 1354 C Plug and Burn User Specified Data Blank Check Program verf Operation Setting Complete and ak TM Operation Time 0 250 sec Fig 2 13 In addition when partial programming is used as in Case 3 user specified data can also be setup at the same time For further information refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function or Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function If any errors occurred during programming refer to Appendix A System and Error Message for further explanation Case 5 How to implement Standalone Programming Off Line Mode To implement standalone programming which is to operate the writer without connecting it to a PC it 1s first necessary to connect the writer to a PC and download the programming file and operations to the
77. s FilePathName the programming file path name ROMRangeFlag selective ROM range for counting checksum 1 represents Program ROM 2 represents Program ROM Option ROM 3 represents Program ROM Option ROM Data or Voice ROM The default value is 3 Remark This command returns the ROM checksum value and shows it on the console Example FCAHTAS5FOV MTP R2 14 get all the device package names Syntax MMCUType Parameters MCUType IC name Remark This command shows all of the package names of the specified device on the screen one package name for one line Example K MHT66F50 15 CON enter the console mode Syntax CON Remark 1 This command is used to enter the Console mode under the Dos Command Mode 2 After entering the mode the above commands do not require users to manually input the preceding 3 n the console mode users are allowed to input multiple commands as shown above After a Q command 15 executed the program will exit the console mode and go back to the DOS mode 4 In the console mode the command execution time can be reduced 5 Refer to Example 6 for specific usage Example C29 WCMD CON 65 HOLTEK f Chapter 5 Introduction to HOPE3000 DOS Command Mode 16 exit the program Syntax Remark This command can only be used in the console mode to exit the console mode and go back to the DOS mode Example 3 Examples gt Example Program devi
78. several pages As shown in Fig 4 8 the red selection represents a selection from page 4 to 6 The total amount is three pages In addition there 15 List Mode for Lock IC gt Range Setting List all the programming sections The red section represents the selected programming range gt Commands Add Select After clicking add the range selected in Range Setting to the programming sections Delete Select After clicking remove the range selected Range Setting from the programming sections Select Select all the programming sections in Range Setting Clear Clear all the programming sections in Range Setting 54 HOLTEK Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function Range Setting PROM Lock Mode Pagef255 words BE Selected List 0 1 2 3 4 5 7 Map 0000001 2K Unit Fig 4 8 User Specified Data Setting Window This window 15 used to set the user specified data User Specified Data 15 single record of data to be programmed to the specified address in a ROM section whose value 1s user selected This function is usually applied when programming serial numbers or other special data The ROM section it supports is Program ROM Three groups of different data at most can be programmed at one time User Specified Data Setting Source ETENIM Pack Binary Byta gt Offset Io 4 H Use Expression 1
79. supplied by Holtek DC Jack Not Supported Not Use DC power with a 9V 16V voltage Supported Supported and at least 500 mA current It 15 best to use the power adapter supplied by Holtek O Table 1 1 Correct Programming Adapter Personal Computer with USB port for On Line Mode MS Windows 2000 XP or compatible windows operating system for On Line Mode HOPE3000 software for On Line Mode Note The Programming Adapter is a consumable component for which proper maintenance and update is required Package Content e WriterPro e WriterPro USB 2 0 cable Ground Wire 5V USB connector com zonation power adapter ICP Cable Software CD Important Message Card Figure 1 1 e Writer plus Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation The e Writer plus has packages Full Fig 1 2 Simple Pack Fig 1 3 Full Pack w e Writer plus 9V 16V DC o Warranty Connector Power Adapter USB 2 0 Cable ac 3 Software CD lt l Fig 1 2 gt 5 Simple Pack A SS 3 e Writer plus Warranty Card j Software CD Fig 1 3 9 e Writer A 5V USB Connector Power Adapter Chapter Introduction to Writer and Installation e Writer Warranty Card USB 2 0 Cable 40 Pin Software CD Programming Adapter Optional Equipment 1 e monitor LCM module optional for e Writer p
80. t of a mathematical polynomial The result of each calculation is the value of N on the next record It supports the following two expressions N 1 N 1 A Use the Expression N 1 or N 1 the data is generated from the expression N 1 or N 1 It is only necessary to set the initial value of N to generate a great quantity of data records This is suited to applications that require a great quantity of records of data not from the calculation of complicated expressions Note that it does not detect the overflow of N 1 and underflow of N 1 Usage In the figure below click the Select button to select the expression first as 57 HOLTEK f Chapter 4 Introduction to HOPE3000 Smart Programming Function shown in Fig 4 13 and then fill in the initial value of N in the location N X As shown in Fig 4 12 the generated data is 2 3 4 5 etc se Expression Exp N See 1 Fig 4 12 Expression Select ON 1 CON 1 Fig 4 13 Check Talne Fig 4 14 gt SUM Select one address range from the Program ROM or Voice ROM and then consider the checksum calculated by the values in this range as one data record Usage Set the three settings as shown in Fig 4 15 The following explains these three settings A The Ist setting represents the ROM section to calculate Program ROM PROM or Voice ROM can be selected A The 2nd setting represents the units to
81. to first note the following points N Check if the writer is connected properly connect to a PC in the on Line mode or to a power adapter in the off Line mode N Check if the programming adapter is the correct type 77 VE Appendix A System and Error Message A Check that the device in the programming adapter 15 placed correctly check that the socket bar is pulled down correctly and that the device type is correct A If using the e Writer ensure that the Jumper DIP Switch on the back of the e Writer is set correctly Refer to Table 1 1 in Chapter 1 for details A Try another device in the adapter Z If problems remain reboot the PC power on the writer again and retry the programming operation The following are the writer error messages and their explanations ChipID is Mismatched The device type in the writer is different from that in the opened file ensure that the selected device 1s correct Chipis not Blank Device has been programmed gt Program Error Error occurs when programming gt Verify Error The data the device 15 different from the data the writer gt Lock IC Error Error occurs when locking the device gt Read Error Error occurs when reading the device gt Writer User Data Error Examination of the programming data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again gt No Auto Operation is set No
82. user specified data setup 15 correct Enter Programming Mode Error Error occurred when entering the device programming mode Ensure that the device 15 correct Data Checksum Error Checksum data error when uploading or downloading Download the data again Writer System Data Error Examination of the system data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again Hardware Flash Error Examination of the system data failed when the writer was powered on Download the programming data again Hardware Power Error A hardware error occurred during programming Check if the device and the programming adapter is correct and that the device is properly located If this problem occurs again 79 Appendix System and Error Message contact an agent or Holtek for further assistance Power Error Re power on the Writer An error occurred when the writer was powered on Power on the writer again Timeout The writer has timed out Power on the writer again Writer 15 Busy The writer is busy Power on the writer again e monitor Error Messages The meaning and processing method for most of the e monitor error messages 15 the same as the writer error messages When an error occurs check the item list at the beginning of the Writer Error Message section in this chapter The following are the error messages and their explanation ID Mismatched The device type in t
83. writer After this the programming key on the writer can be pressed to program 26 Chapter 2 Quick Start the device The details are as follows e Step 1 5 Download the programming file and operations to the writer as for Steps 1 5 in Case 2 Step 6 Exit the HOPE3000 and remove the USB connector on the writer Step 7 Plug the USB connector of the 5V power adapter into the writer and turn on the power At this point the writer checks if the downloaded data in Steps 1 5 15 correct If it is ok the writer will be placed into a Ready State with the yellow LED being turned on Otherwise it will be placed into a Fail State with the red LED being turned on requiring the data to be downloaded again to the writer This means to repeat Steps 1 5 X Note it is not possible to proceed to the next step until the yellow LED light is illuminated Step 8 Place the device into the programming adapter The device must be the same as the MCU type in the programming file downloaded during Steps 1 5 Then press the Programming Key to program the device This is the Programming Key shown in Fig 1 13 1 14 or 1 15 on the writer Step 9 Examine the LEDs to check that the programming process has been successful If so the green LED will flash slowly and the other two LEDs will be off For more information refer to Chapter 3 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Main Function or Chapter 4 Introduction to the HOPE3000 Smart Programm
84. y the programming message gt Page 2 Writer Information as shown in Fig 6 7 This page displays the information about the writer Line 1 is the writer type Line 2 is the F W version in Fig 6 7 12 Chapter 6 Introduction to e monitor gt Page 3 Programming File Information as shown in Fig 6 8 This page displays the information about the programming file downloaded to the writer Line 1 is the programming file name If the name length is too long the excess part 15 replaced by Line 2 15 the ROM checksum Its definition 15 the selected item on the CheckSum field on the HOPE3000 UI when downloading As shown in Fig 6 9 Code Option Data 15 selected which means the checksum of the Code Option Data ROM 15 7F80H gt Page 4 Driver Information as shown in Fig 6 10 This page displays the driver information which 15 downloaded to the writer Line 1 15 the driver type which is the text in the Driver field in the HOPE3000 as shown in Fig 6 10 Fig 6 10 gt Page 5 Next Serial Number Information as shown Fig 6 12 This page displays the next S N which will be programmed into the device Line 1 1s the hexadecimal value of this S N Line 2 1s the decimal value of this S N in Fig 6 12 If an error occurs when using the e monitor refer to the e monitor Error Message section in Appendix A System and Error Message for a further ex

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