Download USER MANUAL - Matthieu Benoit
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GPPROG usage: where: options: -ds ADDR -de ADDR -fl ADDR -ft B|H -fi 1|2|4 -eq -e -e R,C -a -a R,C -b NUM -r NUM -i -h GPPROG file [options] file is filename containing data to be programmed. device start address in HEX (default=MIN ADDRESS) device end address in HEX (default=MAX ADDRESS) file window low address (default=0) file type is Binary|HEX (default=HEX) file increment, 1=every byte/word, 2=every other byte/word etc. error quiet mode, i.e. error returned only via ERRORLEVEL displays error message on next line of screen (default) displays error message at screen row=R, col=C (requires ANSI.SYS) displays current device address on next line of screen (default) displays current device address at screen row=R, col=C (requires ANSI.SYS) buffer size in Kbytes. Min=64, default=device size (to system max) number of times to repeat. Each repeat is prompted at R,C. The R,C parameters of the -e command must be specified ignore electronic signature error and continue to program gives this help screen GPREAD usage: where: Options: -ds ADDR -de ADDR -eq -e -e R,C -a -a R,C -h GPREAD file [options] file is filename for output device start address in HEX (default=MIN ADDRESS) device end address in HEX (default=MAX ADDRESS) error quiet mode, i.e. error returned only via ERRORLEVEL displays error message on next line of screen (default) displays error message at screen row=R, col=C (requires ANSI.SYS) displays current device address on next line of screen (default) displays current device address at screen row=R, col=C (requires ANSI.SYS) gives this help screen GPVERIFY usage: where: options: -ds ADDR -de ADDR -fl ADDR -ft B|H -fi 1|2|4 -eq -e -e R,C -b NUM -r NUM -h GPVERIFY file [options] file is filename to verify against device start address in HEX (default=MIN ADDRESS) device end address in HEX (default=MAX ADDRESS) file window low address (default=0) file type is Binary|HEX (default=HEX) file increment, 1=every byte/word, 2=every other byte/word etc. error quiet mode, i.e. error returned only via ERRORLEVEL displays error message on next line of screen (default) displays error message at screen row=R, col=C (requires ANSI.SYS) buffer size in Kbytes. Min=64, default=device size (to system max) number of times to repeat. Each repeat is prompted at R,C (the R,C parameters of the -e command must be specified) gives this help screen