1PIKLAB(SECTION)                                                PIKLAB(SECTION)
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PIKLAB-PROG - Commandline program for PIC-microcontroller programming.

SYNOPSIS
7       piklab-prog [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options] [file]
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DESCRIPTION
11       This manual page documents briefly the piklab-prog command.
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13       Piklab-prog is a command line tool, which can be used to program micro‐
14       controllers with program and data, stored in a HEX-file to a  connected
15       programmer.  It  supports the most common serial, parallel and usb pro‐
16       grammers, like  ICD2, Pickit2, PicStart+) and debuggers (ICD2).
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OPTIONS
20       This program follows the usual  GNU  command  line  syntax,  with  long
21       options  starting  with  two  dashes  (`-').   A  summary of options is
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24       -h, --help
25                   Show summary of options.
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27       -v, --version
28                   Show version of program.
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30       --help-qt
31                   Show Qt specific options
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33       --help-kde
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36       --help-all
37                   Show all options
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39       --author
40                   Show author information
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42       --license
43                   Show license information
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45       --          End of options
46              Options: -c, --command <name>      Perform  the  requested  com‐
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49       --command-list
50                   Return the list of recognized commands.
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52       --debug
53                   Display debug messages.
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58       --max-debug
59                   Display all debug messages.
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61       --quiet
62                   Do not display messages.
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64       -f, --force
65                   Overwrite files and answer "yes" to questions.
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67       -i, --cli
68                   Interactive mode
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70       -r, --range <name>
71                   Memory range to operate on.
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73       --range-list
74                   Return the list of memory ranges.
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76       -p, --programmer <name>
77                   Programmer to use.
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80                   Return the list of supported programmers.
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82       -d, --device <name>
83                   Target device.
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86                   Return the list of supported devices.
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88       -f, --format <name>
89                   HEX output file format.
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92                   Return the list of supported HEX file formats.
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94       -t, --port <name>
95                   Programmer port ("usb" or device such as "/dev/ttyS0")
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98                   Return the list of detected ports.
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100       --firmware-dir <dir>
101                   Firmware directory.
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104                   Indicates that device is self-powered.
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Arguments:
107       file <HEX-filename for programming>.
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SEE ALSO
112       piklab-prog(1), piklab-hex(1), gputils(1), sdcc(1).
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AUTHORS
115       piklab was written by Nicolas Hadacek and many others, including:
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117           *  Alain  Gibaud: author of Pikdev; main infrastructure; IDE inter‐
118       face; direct programmers; gputils integration.
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120           * Keith Baker: direct programmer support for 16F7X devices.
121           * Xiaofan Chen: numerous tests of PICkit1/2 and ICD2 programmers.
122           * Craig Franklin: author of gputils (disassembler and coff parser).
123           * Manwlis Giannos: direct  programmer  support  for  PIC18FXX2/FXX8
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125           *  Stephen  Landamore: author of LPLAB (microchip command-line pro‐
126       grammer).
127           * Brian C. Lane: original code for direct programming.
128           * Sébastion Laoût: author of Likeback.
129           * Nestor A. Marchesini: tests of PicStart+ programmer.
130           * Lorenz Mösenlechner and Matthias Kranz: USB support for ICD2 pro‐
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132           * Mirko Panciri: direct programmers with bidirectionnal buffers.
133           *  Sean  A.  Walberg:  direct  programmer  support  for  16F676/630
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136       Translations:
137           * Michele Petrecca: Italian translation.
138           * Alain Portal: French translation.
139           * Stefan von Halenbach: German translation.
140           * Nagy Lázló: Hungarian translation.
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145            This  is  free  software.   You  may  redistribute  copies  of  it
146       under  the  terms   of   the   GNU   General   Public   License
147                 <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.   There  is  NO  WAR‐
148       RANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
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151       This manual page was written by Stefan <vonHalenbach@users.sf.net>, for
152       the Debian project (but may be used by others).
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156                                April 11, 2007                 PIKLAB(SECTION)



        

    


            
        

        

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