gnupic: Re: [gnupic] xwisp2 1.7.01 released
Subject:
Re: [gnupic] xwisp2 1.7.01 released
From:
Xiaofan Chen ####@####.####
Date:
20 Sep 2005 14:07:49 +0100
Message-Id: <a276da40050920060746d69100@mail.gmail.com>
To be honest I never figured out how to use log command until 10 minutes
ago. It seems to me that LOG command and VERBOSE command
can only be put in front to be useful. Where is this documented?
Regards,
Xiaofan
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>xwisp2w port 2 read read1.hex log test.txt
xwisp2 version 1.7.01 (Sep 16 2005, Open Watcom C 1.30)
Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.09
Detected target: 12F675 revision 03 (ID=0FC3)
Reading target
Reading program memory........OK!
Reading ID memory.............OK!
Reading data memory...........OK!
Reading fuses memory..........OK!
Read terminated successfully in 2.65 seconds
Memory contents stored in hex file read1.hex
xwisp2 terminated successfully in 2.97 seconds
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>dir test.txt
Volume in drive E has no label.
Volume Serial Number is E46E-B51F
Directory of E:\Coding\XWISP2171
09/20/2005 09:03 PM 86 test.txt
1 File(s) 86 bytes
0 Dir(s) 6,608,281,600 bytes free
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>type test.txt
xwisp2 version 1.7.1 LOG dd Tue Sep 20 21:03:13 2005
+2.875 | 'break'
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>xwisp2w log log.txt port 2 read read1.hex
xwisp2 version 1.7.01 (Sep 16 2005, Open Watcom C 1.30)
Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.09
Detected target: 12F675 revision 03 (ID=0FC3)
Reading target
Reading program memory........OK!
Reading ID memory.............OK!
Reading data memory...........OK!
Reading fuses memory..........OK!
Read terminated successfully in 2.65 seconds
Memory contents stored in hex file read1.hex
xwisp2 terminated successfully in 2.97 seconds
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>dir log.txt
Volume in drive E has no label.
Volume Serial Number is E46E-B51F
Directory of E:\Coding\XWISP2171
09/20/2005 09:04 PM 18,096 log.txt
1 File(s) 18,096 bytes
0 Dir(s) 6,608,261,120 bytes free
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>xwisp2w port 2 read read1.hex verbose
xwisp2 version 1.7.01 (Sep 16 2005, Open Watcom C 1.30)
Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.09
Detected target: 12F675 revision 03 (ID=0FC3)
Reading target
Reading program memory........OK!
Reading ID memory.............OK!
Reading data memory...........OK!
Reading fuses memory..........OK!
Read terminated successfully in 2.66 seconds
Memory contents stored in hex file read1.hex
Portspeed min: 10, max: 115200, cur: 115200
Portspeed new: 19200
xwisp2 terminated successfully in 2.95 seconds
E:\Coding\XWISP2171>xwisp2w verbose port 2 read read1.hex
xwisp2 version 1.7.01 (Sep 16 2005, Open Watcom C 1.30)
Will be using port COM2 at 19200 bps
Using serial port COM2
Portspeed min: 10, max: 115200, cur: 19200
DTR On, RTS Off
DTR Off, RTS Off
Portspeed min: 10, max: 115200, cur: 19200
Programmer Wisp628, firmware version 1.09
Switching Wbus speed from 19200 to 115200 bps
Portspeed min: 10, max: 115200, cur: 19200
Portspeed new: 115200
Trying 14 bits core family (provisional target 12F629)
Detected target: 12F675 revision 03 (ID=0FC3)
Programming algorithm 4 (PIC16C)
Preserving contents of address 400E : 31E4
Preserving contents of address 07FE : 3494
Reading target
Reading program memory........OK!
Reading ID memory.............OK!
Reading data memory...........OK!
Reading fuses memory..........OK!
Read terminated successfully in 2.65 seconds
Writing file 'read1.hex'
Writing program region
Writing data region
Writing ID region
Writing fuses region
Memory contents stored in hex file read1.hex
Portspeed min: 10, max: 115200, cur: 115200
Portspeed new: 19200
xwisp2 terminated successfully in 2.95 seconds
On 9/20/05, Rob Hamerling ####@####.#### wrote:
...
> Bandgap bits and OSCCAL are preserved by XWisp2. You can check with the
> 'log' command.
