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Hello Nino, Sorry the circumstances, I described the problem very badly In our production environment I use a TCP/IP connection to the Flasher and send the command "#auto" to start the process. The way you described is only possible if I use the JFlash tool, am I right? But I use the segger in standalone mode, and trigger only via TCP/IP connection the start. If there is not other solution, it is no problem. Best regards, Julian
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Hello Nino, Thank you for your answer! yes I know with JLink it is possible to unlock the module. But in our production process it is possible that we have to unlock 50k pieces. I thought it would be easier to unlock the devices in the "Init steps" of my configuration file. Best regards Julian
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Hello Nino, this works very well! Thank you! One additional question. Have you also a Init-Sequence to Un-lock the Chip again (sometimes we need to update the devices), I know a Un-lock deletes the storage but this no problem. Best regards, Julian
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I use the J-Link Flasher ARM in stand-alone mode like in UM08022 descriped. I use the "#AUTO" command via ethernet. forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…4db9732870d3b2f1567ae7f96 For me it is important to deactivate the read access after flashing the firmware. But in the stand-alone mode the flasher don't activates the lock bits. If I test my config in the J-Flash tool with "Production Programming" everything works fine, but with the result cfg and dat file the securing works not. Alternatively I try …
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Hallo Nino, I am using the Flasher via RS-232 in my production environment (a .Net Application), for me it is important that the .Net application can power on and power off the device target power through Pin 19. I think with J-Link Commander it is not possible to control the process automatically with my .Net application. Best regards, Julian
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For my solution I need to power on/off the supply power of the Flasher. In the command list I found only ascii commands for programming, not for controlling the power supply. Is it not possible to control the power supply via ascii command? Is it possible to call the jflash.exe with parameters from our production program to control the power supply? (I think not) Is it possible with the J-Link SDK to control the power supply? (maybe?) Are there other solutions? Thx Best regards