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PEmicro's PROG12Z Flash Programmer software allows you to program/reprogram both internal and external HC12 or MC9(S)12(X) flash devices in-circuit, via any of PEmicro's BDM interfaces(available separately). The programmer software communicates with the processor's
Background Debug Mode module through a PEmicro Debug Interface , which connects a communication port of a PC (Serial, Ethernet, USB, and Parallel interfaces are all available) to a 6-pin BDM connector on the target system.
PROG12Z also includes the command-line version of the programmer software - CPROG12Z. Together they are perfect for development, production line programming, or field firmware upgrades. Packages that include both software and a hardware interface are available here .
Supported Devices
Features
PEmicro has a resource page describing different methodologies for programming target flash in both development and production environments:
Flash Programming Resource Page
Programmer features include:
- Program
- Verify
- Blank check
- Upload
- Display
- Erase
Prog programmers also support serialization:
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XP/Vista/7/8/10
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Compatible Hardware:
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Multilink |
Multilink FX |
Cyclone |
Cyclone FX |
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- Development
- Production Programming
- Test
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- Development
- Production Programming
- Test
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| Prog Software Included |
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| Operating Modes |
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- Tethered To PC
- Stand-Alone Programming
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- Tethered To PC
- Stand-Alone Programming
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| Communication |
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- Full-Speed USB 2.0
- Ethernet 10/100 baseT
- Serial Baud 115200 N81
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- High-Speed USB 2.0
- Ethernet 10/100 baseT
- Serial Baud 115200 N81
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Extremely fast: Up to 25Mb/s
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| Power management |
Does not provide target power
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Can provide 3V/5V via ribbon cable
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- Can provide 1.8-5V via ribbon cable
- automatically switch up to 24V via internal relays
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- Can provide 1.8-5V via ribbon cable
- Automatically switch up to 24V via internal relays
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| Automation |
Scripted programming using CPROG*
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Scripted programming using CPROG*
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- Cyclone Automated Control SDK
- Scripted programming using CPROG*
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- Cyclone Automated Control SDK
- Scripted programming using CPROG*
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| Extended Security Features |
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- Anit-tamper Technology
- Limit programming to a date range
- Limit # of programming operations
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| Expandable Storage |
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*CPROG is included with Prog Software |
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Tips
Chip Select Diagnostics for External Flash
PEmicro supports both internal flash and flash connected to an MCU via the SPI, I2C, and Address/Data bus interfaces. Programming algorithms must make assumptions about how the flash is connected to the MCU, but if these assumptions are off, the "Chip Select Diagnostics Mode" in our PROG software can help the user determine what changes may need to be made to the programming algorithm to match their device setup. Read more about how to use Diagnostics mode:
Chip Select Diagnostics for External Flash
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| Documentation / Manuals |
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CPROG12Z - Command-line Programmer Documentation
(153 KB)
Document describing the command-line parameters for the command line flash programming application. Has an example of writing a programming script file and also of reading the programming result with a batch file. |
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SERIALIZE Legacy - Use an Automated Serial Number
(262 KB)
Allows the generation of a .SER serial number description file. This graphical utility sets up a serial number which will count according to the bounds set by the user. The .SER file can be called by the PROG flash programmer to program a serial number into the target, or loaded into the cyclone standalone image. |
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Algorithms for NXP 68HC(S)12(X), Internal Flash
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Algorithms for NXP 68HC(S)12(X), Internal Flash (.zip) |
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Algorithms for NXP 68HC(S)12(X), External Flash
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Algorithms for NXP 68HC(S)12(X), External Flash (.zip) |
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Unsecure 12
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Utility which unsecures HC(S)12(X) devices via PEmicro's BDM Interfaces such as Cyclone-PRO, USB-ML-12, and BDM-Multilink. All information on the device will be erased. This version supports the Rev B and Rev C Multilink. It can now unsecure the XExxx and Pxxx. |
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Log2phy 12
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Utility which converts HC(S)12(X) Logical Records to Physical S-Records.
Now supports S12X devices EEPROM. |
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I was working with my HCS12(X) target processor and suddenly I can no longer communicate with it. Any ideas? |
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When I try to program my S-Record, I get an "address out of range" or similar error. My code is definitely within the valid flash ranges of $4000-$FFFF. Why can't I program the flash? |
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I am trying to program EEPROM of 9S12A128B microprocessor using CPROG12z and PROG12z software and get error 39: Error converting hexadecimal command. What am I doing wrong? |
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When I load the ICD debugger or PROG programme softwarer, my Firewall software tells me it is attempting to access the internet, Why? |
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Why do I see the Power Dialog warning when trying to debug or flash program my chip in PROG, ICD, UNIT, or 3rd party software like Codewarrior? How can I prevent this from happening? |
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I am using an HC12 device in expanded mode, are there some special considerations for this? |
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I am attempting to program external flash connected to my embedded processor. Either the erase, program, or show module does not work. What is the most likely sources of problems? |
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When I run the command-line programmer which its path has a space in it, or run the programmer with a configuration file whose file name has a space in it, I get an error:
Error - Invalid command line parameter. ERROR 43 during script!
How do I fix this problem? |
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The connection assistant dialog indicates that my USB Multilink or Cyclone is undetected even though I have connected the hardware to my USB port. What should I do? |
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How do I transfer my existing software to another PC? |
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How do I activate my PEmicro software? |
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I am interested in launching the CPROGxx command-line flash programmer from my own application, and reading the resultant error code. Is there some simple way to do this from a Windows based application? |
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I own PEmicro algorithms, software, or plugin. Where and how do I get the latest version? |
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I launched the command-line CPROGxx flash programmer, saw a window flicker up, and then disappear. How do I know what happened? |
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I cannot see PEmicro hardware interfaces under Windows 10 Anniversary addition, how do I update to latest PEmicro drivers? |
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How can I use CPROG to program dynamic data, such as a serial number, into my product where the number changes for each device I am programming? |
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PROG12Z |
6.94.00.00 |
Release Notes:PROG12Z v6.94.00.00
26 July 2018
- Support for USB ML Universal Rev D
- Support for USB ML Universal FX Rev C
- Support for Intel HEX Extended Address Memory
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PROG12Z v5.74.00.00
8 January 2016
- Support for ELF/DWARF 3 and 4, and 64-bit ELF
- Includes WinDriver 12.2 to support Windows 10
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PROG12Z v5.25.00.00
23 March 2015
- Includes new drivers v11.7
- Includes new firmware v9.35 for USB-ML-Universal Rev C and USB-ML-Universal FX Rev B, which improves BDM communication with 9(S)12(X) targets and high speed algorithms
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PROG12Z v5.21.00.00
6 February 2015
- New v9.33 bootloader for USB-ML-UNIVERSAL Rev C and USB-ML-Universal FX Rev B
- New v9.34 firmware for USB-ML-UNIVERSAL Rev C and USB-ML-Universal FX Rev B
- Fixed issue where some ELF data regions were skipped during programming
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PROG12Z v5.18.00.00
5 December 2014
- Fixed OSBDM support
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PROG12Z v5.13.02.00
30 October 2014
- Adds new OSBDM firmware
- Adds new Cyclone Pro Firmware 8.63
14 October 2014
- Adds support for USB-ML-UNIVERSAL-FX Rev B
- Adds support for USB-ML-UNIVERSAL Rev C
- Fixes illegal user command bug with some HC912 algorithms
PROG12Z v2.00.00.01
7 December 2012
- Update documentation
PROG12Z v2.00
3 February 2012
Version 2.00 adds the following:
- Adds support for Multilink Universal FX Rev A(USB-ML-UNIVERSAL-FX) development tool
Version 1.96.00.00
4 May 2010
Version 1.90 adds the following:
Now compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7 64-bit OS
Version 1.70 adds the following:
Fixed display problem on paged EEProm.
Fixed verify module command for certain older 912 paged devices. |
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68HC(S)12 Flash/EEPROM Programmer Software Single User License |
US$169.00
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68HC(S)12 Development Package (USB-ML-UNIVERSAL Interface and Software Package) |
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USB Multilink Universal FX High-Speed Debug Probe for ARM® devices and 8/16/32 bit devices |
US$399.00 |
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Parallel Port BDM Multilink Interface |
US$199.00 |
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USB Multilink Universal Debug Probe for ARM® devices and 8/16/32 bit devices |
US$199.00 |
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