Atmel programming - with AtmelStudio atprogram.exe
What can I do with this program?
You can program ~all of the Atmel microcontrollers. Why good this? Because you can use atprogram application in "shell".
How to use the atprogram?
atprogram.exe
Where do I find?
In standard Atmel installing:
Atmel Studio 6.2
C:\Program Files (x86)\Atmel\Atmel Studio 6.2\atbackend\atprogram.exe
Atmel Studio 7.0
C:\Program Files\Atmel\Studio\7.0\atbackend\atprogram
How to use with parameters?
For example:
First, you need to go program folder (atbackend folder)
JTAG - elf file programming for a SAM4S
atprogram -t samice -i jtag -d atsam4sd32c program -f "C:\Test\example.elf"
But if I have flash and eeprom file?
1. - ISP, atmega2560, slow fuse writing
atprogram -t avrispmk2 -i ISP -cl 50khz -d atmega2560 chiperase write -fs --values EFD8FD
2. - ISP, atmega2560, fast, flash programming
atprogram -t avrispmk2 -i ISP -cl 2mhz -d atmega2560 program -fl --verify -f "C:\Test\flashfile.hex"
3. - ISP, atmega2560, fast, eeprom programming
atprogram -t avrispmk2 -i ISP -cl 2mhz -d atmega2560 program -ee --verify -f "C:\Test\eepromfile.hex"
In this sequence, first erasing the flash and eeprom, after setting fuses (
-fs), after programming flash (
-fl), and last programming eeprom (
-ee)
But if I have .eep EEPROM file, and not .hex file?
Do not worry, there is no problem. The atprogram request
.hex file, but AtmelProgram and others development enviroments export EEPROM file to
.eep file. Both of them is Intel hex file, you need to rename the
.eep file to
.hex, and it work well with atprogram application.
But if I want to run one command, not 2-3 command!
You need .elf file, It is containing flash and eeprom and fuses informations.
Or, if you can only programming on a clock (eg. 50khz), you can use more commands in one.
atprgoram -t avrispmk2 -i ISP -d atmega2560 chiperase write -fs --values EFD8FD program --verify -f "C:\Test\flashfile.hex"
Command structure
atprogram [options] [arguments] [ [arguments] ...]
Important options
- -t
- Used tool name
- eg. "avrispmk2", "samice", ...
- -t avrispmk2
- -i
- Programming interface
- eg. "ISP", "jtag",...
- -i ISP
- -cl
- Programming clock
- eg. "50khz"
- -cl 50khz
- -d
- Programmed device (MCU)
- eg. "atmega2560"
- -d atmega2560
Some commands in a list
- write
- -fs --values
- --verify
- atprgoram -t avrispmk2 -i ISP -d atmega2560 chiperase write -fs --values EFD8FD
- program
- -c
- -fs --values
- -f
- fl -f
- fl --verify -f
- programming flash file with verify
- fl --verify -f "C:\Test\flashfile.hex"
- ee --verify -f
- programming EEPROM file
- ee --verify -f "C:\Test\eepromfile.hex"
- [...] program -c -fs --values EFD8FD --verify -f "C:\Test\flashfile.hex"
- [...] program -c -fs --values EFD8FD --verify -f flashfile.hex
- erase
- chiperase
- info
You can see, lot of command use with lot of equal parameters.
Parameters
- -fs
- --verify
- -c
- -f
- file (program file: flash, eeprom, or elf)
Other commands (from helps)
Examples:
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d atmega2560 program -c -fl -f source.elf
Perform chiperase and program only the segments of source.elf that map to flash.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d at32uc3a0512 program -e --verify -f source.elf
Erase only affected pages, program all segments in source.elf and verify.
atprogram -t samice -i jtag -d atsam3s4c program -lb -f lockbits.bin
Program lockbits as contained in a binary file.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d atmega2560 write -fl -o 0x10 --values AAFF
Write the hex-encoded values AAFF to offset 0x10 in the flash of the ATmega2560 device.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d at32uc3a0512 write -o 0x80800000 --values AAFF
Write the values AAFF to the user page of an UC3A0512 device.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d at32uc3b0512 write -fs -o 0xfffe1410 --values FFFFFFFE
Program LOCK0 in FGPFRLO of an UC3B0512 device.
atprogram -t samice -i jtag -d atsam3s4c write -lb --values aaaa
Program lock regions 1,3,5,7,9,11,13 and 15 of an atsam3s4c device.
atprogram -t jtagice3 -i jtag -d at32uc3b0512 program -f e:\file.elf
atprogram -t avrone -i pdi -d atxmega128a1 chiperase
atprogram -t avrdragon -i jtag -d atxmega128a1 erase -ap
Erase the application segment of the device.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d at32uc3a3256 erase -up
Erase the user page on the connected device.
atprogram -t avrone -i jtag -d at32uc3b0512 erase -o 0x80000000 -s 0x200
Erase 0x200 bytes in the flash segment of a AVR UC3 device.
atprogram -t samice -i jtag -d atsam3s4c erase -o 0x400000 -nu -s 0x100
Erase 0x100 bytes in the flash segment of a SAM device. Do not unlock pages.
