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Dear Champs,
I am asking this for our customer.
The user used Uniflash CLI to program F28035 CSM before in the production line like below.
Now, the user finds it seems the newer Uniflash CLI with CSM setting can only unlock F280049 CSM, but it cannot be generated to program CSM onto F28004x.
1. Can Uniflash CLI (the generated CLI) be used to program DCSM on F28004x? If yes, would you please show us?
2. If user needs to write own CLI, do we have detail command instruction/manual besides this quick start?
The user wonders how to write commands to program DCSM like below.
Can we show an example to them or show them the detail command instructions?
Hello,
Can we show an example to them or show them the detail command instructions?
First you need to get the ID for the desired setting. For example, if you hover over a field, there should be a tooltip popup with the ID:
The ID for Z1OTP-CSMPSWD0 is: Z1B0CSMPSWD0
Next, run dslite and use the -p option to get all available operations for the device:
"Z1PasswordProgram" is the option to program the Z1 password.
So I can run something like:
> dslite.bat -c 280049c_lp.ccxml -s Z1B0CSMPSWD0=0xFFFFFFFF -b Z1PasswordProgram
That would set the Z1OTP-CSMPSWD0 field to 0xFFFFFFFF and the program it
Note that you can also set the security values in the GUI and then download just the settings file using the ‘Download’ button in the ‘Standalone Command Line’ tab. They can then load the settings file using the -l argument in CLI instead of using -s to specify each security setting.
Hope this helps
ki
Dear Ki,
The user has tried the two methods using -s and using -l you suggested above, but neither works.
Would you please help us clarify if there was anything wrong in our testing or suggest new methods?
1. By using -s
2. by using -l
The file "ufsetting"
Dear Ki,
We are still confused about -b usage.
If we only use -b Z1PasswordProgram like below for passwords, it works.
But we should not only program passwords but also GRABSECT/GRABRAM.
Therefore, if we use -b like this, it still fails.
Would you please show us where it is wrong?
Wayne
Dear Luke,
The user was aware of what you said in the above testing.
The user told me that he changed to a new device to program again and checked 0x78000 were default values rather than used a programmed device for testing to avoid the situation you said, so he did not think this was the root cause.
Dear Ki,
Now, he just found that by changing the command order, it could work correctly.
So it means the order of commands matters in this case.
Do you have any comment on this?
