Hello, for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip using JTAG (and all working correctly). Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to program the chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) so no need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automate the process. It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON (best if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation or use of Atmel Studio. Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find nothing... Thank you Best Regards Jack -- Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
Production programming of AT32UC3A1512
Started by ●February 26, 2015
Reply by ●February 26, 20152015-02-26
Op Thu, 26 Feb 2015 09:15:36 +0100 schreef Jack <pippo2@disney.com>:> Hello, > for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. > For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip > using JTAG (and all working correctly). > > Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to program the > chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) so no > need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automate the > process. > > It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON (best > if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation or use > of Atmel Studio. > Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find > nothing... >http://www.rpmsys.com/avr32_programmer.htm -- (Remove the obvious prefix to reply privately.) Gemaakt met Opera's e-mailprogramma: http://www.opera.com/mail/
Reply by ●February 26, 20152015-02-26
Boudewijn Dijkstra <sp4mtr4p.boudewijn@indes.com> wrote:> Op Thu, 26 Feb 2015 09:15:36 +0100 schreef Jack <pippo2@disney.com>: > > Hello, > > for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. > > For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip > > using JTAG (and all working correctly). > > > > Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to program the > > chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) so no > > need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automate the > > process. > > > > It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON (best > > if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation or use > > of Atmel Studio. > > Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find > > nothing... > > > > http://www.rpmsys.com/avr32_programmer.htmvery expensive and not really what I asked... Thanks anyway Bye Jack -- Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
Reply by ●February 26, 20152015-02-26
On Thu, 26 Feb 2015 09:15:36 +0100, Jack wrote:> Hello, > for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. > For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip > using JTAG (and all working correctly). > > Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to program the > chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) so no > need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automate the > process. > > It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON (best > if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation or use > of Atmel Studio. > Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find > nothing... > > Thank you > Best Regards > JackPerhaps avrdude?
Reply by ●February 26, 20152015-02-26
Frank Miles <fpm@u.washington.edu> wrote:> On Thu, 26 Feb 2015 09:15:36 +0100, Jack wrote: > > > Hello, > > for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. > > For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip > > using JTAG (and all working correctly). > > > > Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to program the > > chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) so no > > need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automate the > > process. > > > > It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON (best > > if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation or use > > of Atmel Studio. > > Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find > > nothing... > > > > Thank you > > Best Regards > > Jack > > Perhaps avrdude?I saw that. But it seems that support the UC3A0512 but not the UC3A1512... Thanks Bye Jack -- Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
Reply by ●March 9, 20152015-03-09
>Frank Miles <fpm@u.washington.edu> wrote: > >> On Thu, 26 Feb 2015 09:15:36 +0100, Jack wrote: >> >> > Hello, >> > for a project it has been decided to use an Atmel AT32UC3A1512. >> > For developement I'm using the ATAVRDRAGON board to program the chip >> > using JTAG (and all working correctly). >> > >> > Now the project is almost finished and I'm looking on how to programthe>> > chip in production. Batches will be small (100 pieces at a time) sono>> > need to program multiple chip at the same time or to fully automatethe>> > process. >> > >> > It would be great to have a tool that works with the ATAVRDRAGON(best>> > if GUI, but CLI is ok too) that doesn't involve the installation oruse>> > of Atmel Studio. >> > Do you know if it exists? I searched in Atmel website but could find >> > nothing... >> > >> > Thank you >> > Best Regards >> > Jack >> >> Perhaps avrdude? > >I saw that. But it seems that support the UC3A0512 but not the >UC3A1512... > >Thanks Bye Jack >-- >Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm? >FYI, You can use the atmel studio "atprogram" comand line tool by copying it from Atmel Studio. Atmel themselves advocate this. It is the same backend that studio uses normally. http://atmel.force.com/support/articles/en_US/FAQ/atprogram-standalone-utility --------------------------------------- Posted through http://www.EmbeddedRelated.com
Reply by ●March 12, 20152015-03-12
"mroszko" <104006@embeddedrelated> wrote:> >I saw that. But it seems that support the UC3A0512 but not the > >UC3A1512... > > > >Thanks Bye Jack > >-- > >Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm? > > > > FYI, You can use the atmel studio "atprogram" comand line tool by copying > it from Atmel Studio. Atmel themselves advocate this. It is the same > backend that studio uses normally. > > http://atmel.force.com/support/articles/en_US/FAQ/atprogram-standalone-utilityyes, I saw the Atmel page that says so. I suppose it was too difficult for atmel to package the files in a zip and put the it in the download section... Bye Jack -- Yoda of Borg am I! Assimilated shall you be! Futile resistance is, hmm?
