1 | Usage: jtagiceii.exe [commands] [options]
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2 | Commands:
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3 | -h, -? Print this help.
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4 | -he Print exit codes.
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5 | -e Erase device.
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6 | -f <fusebytes> Write high/low fuse bytes. The LSB of fusebytes will be
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7 | written to the low fuse byte, and the MSB will be written
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8 | to the high fuse byte.
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9 | -j <ID> Read JTAG ID string. If an optional ID is specified, the
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10 | program will terminate if the read ID differs.
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11 | -l <lockbyte> Set the lock byte to the specified value.
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12 | -p[f|e|b] Program FLASH (-pf), EEPROM (-pe) or both (-pb) memories.
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13 | Requires input files specified with the -if (FLASH)
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14 | and/or -ie (EEPROM) options.
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15 | -q Read fuse bytes. If the selected device has extended fuse,
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16 | it will be also be read.
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17 | -r[f|e|b] Read FLASH (-rf), EEPROM (-re) or both (-rb) memories.
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18 | Requires output files specified with the -of (FLASH) and/or
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19 | -oe (EEPROM) options.
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20 | -s Read signature bytes.
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21 | -v[f|e|b] Verify FLASH (-vf), EEPROM (-ve) or both (vb) memories.
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22 | Requires input files specified with the -if (FLASH) and/or
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23 | -ie (EEPROM) options.
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24 | -y Read lock byte.
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25 | -E <ext.fuse> Write extended fuse byte.
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26 | -F <fusebytes> Verify high/low fuse bytes. The LSB of fusebytes will be
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27 | compared to the low fuse byte, and the MSB will be compared
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28 | to the high fuse byte.
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29 | -L <lockbyte> Verify the lock byte.
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30 | -G <ext.fuse> Verify the extended fuse byte against the given value.
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31 | -O <address> Read oscillator calibration byte. Address is location of byte
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32 | as specified in the device's data sheet.
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33 | -S[f|e] <address>
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34 | Write oscillator calibration byte read with -O or -Z to given
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35 | location in FLASH (-Sf) or EEPROM (-Se).
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36 | -W Disable debugWIRE interface, enabling ISP mode. Only available
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37 | for debugWIRE devices.
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38 | -Y Perform the oscillator calibration sequence. See appnote
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39 | AVR053 for more information.
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40 | -Z <address> Load value from address in EEPROM prior to erasing the device.
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41 | This value can be written to FLASH or EEPROM again with
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42 | the -S[f|e] command.
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43 |
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44 | Options:
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45 | -ae <start>,<end>
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46 | Specify address range for reading EEPROM memory. Default is
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47 | entire memory.
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48 | -af <start>,<end>
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49 | Specify address range for reading FLASH memory. Default is
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50 | entire memory.
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51 | -c <port> Specify port to connect to. Can be USB, COM1-8 or
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52 | Auto (default). With USB, the emulator serial number can also
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53 | be specified: -c USB:00A00000002C
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54 | -d <device> [required] Specify the type of device.
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55 | -ie <file> Specify input file for programming EEPROM memory.
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56 | -if <file> Specify input file for programming FLASH memory.
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57 | -m[i|j] Choose programming mode: ISP (-mi) or JTAG (-mj) (default).
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58 | -oe <file> Specify output file for reading EEPROM memory.
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59 | -of <file> Specify output file for reading FLASH memory.
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60 | -z No progress indicator. Useful when redirecting output to file.
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61 | -B <baudrate> Speficy baudrate (115200 or 19200) for serial communication.
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62 | 115200 is the default.
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63 | -D <devsbefore,devsafter,bitsbefore,bitsafter>
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64 | Set daisy chain settings. Only available in JTAG mode.
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65 | -I <speed> Specify ISP frequency (Hz). Only available for ISP mode.
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66 | -J <speed> Specify device speed (Hz). Only available for JTAG mode.
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67 | -R Apply external reset while programming. Only available in
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68 | JTAG mode.
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69 | -T Do NOT reset the emulator after the session.
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71 | Example usage: jtagiceii.exe -d ATmega128 -e -pf -if c:\tmp\test.hex
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