Microcontroller ATmega163, Atmega163L from Atmel
General Advice
These microcontrollers feature data storage employing the FLASH and EEPROM technologies
The lock-bits make it possible to protect the device against over-programming and unauthorised copying.
With the aid of the programmer, the device's contents may be completely deleted.
Caution:
For devices with QFP44 package please use the appropriate item from the device list. This package will only be able to program with that corresponding device item, and with the appropriate adapter.
Adapter
CONITEC offer to these devices following adapter :
|
Package |
Adapter |
Type |
Article Nr. |
|
TQFP44 |
3 |
210847A |
Options
FLASH Memory
Select this item to access the FLASH memory.
EEPROM Memory
Select this item to access the EEPROM memory.
Note: In the data buffer the memory area above the last address in the program memory is reserved for EEPROM memory (with the ATmega163 with 16k FLASH memory, this is the memory starting at the address 4000h).
Lock Bit 1,
Lock Bit 2,
Boot Lock Bit 01,
Boot Lock Bit 02,
Boot Lock Bit 11,
Boot Lock Bit 12,
Fuse SPIEN,
Fuse BODEN,
Fuse BODLEVEL,
Fuse BOOTRST,
Fuse BOOTSZ1...0,
Fuse CKSEL3...0,
Select an Item to activate the appropriate option. See the Datasheet for detailed information.
Calibration Byte in the Address:
Select this item if you wont to use the Calibration Byte. Then type the address into the edit field you choose to save the Calibration Byte to.
Actions
Program
If the FLASH Memory item is selected - the FLASH memory will be programmed with the data from the buffer,
if the EEPROM Memory item is selected - the EEPROM memory will be programmed with the data from the buffer,
the Fuse bits and the Lock bits will be programmed.
Note: the Lock bits will be programmed as last, after the data and Fuse bits are programmed and verified.
Verify
If the FLASH Memory item is selected - the FLASH memory will be compared with the data from the buffer,
if the EEPROM Memory item is selected - the EEPROM memory will be compared with the data from the buffer,
the Fuse bits and the Lock bits will be compared with the settings in the ´Options´ Dialog.
Blank check
Independently of the selected items in the Options Dialog - the FLASH memory, EEPROM memory and Lock bits will be checked to verify the value is empty. The Fuse bits will checked for default values (according to the Datasheet).
Read
Independently of the selected items in the Options Dialog - the FLASH memory and EEPROM memory will be read into the buffer, the Fuse and Lock bits will be evaluated and the items in the Options - Dialog will be set accordingly.
Erase
Independently of the selected items in the Options Dialog - the FLASH memory, EEPROM memory and Lock bits will be erased. The Fuse bits will be set to default values (according to the Datasheet).