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FLIP
FLIP (FLexible
In-system
Programmer) is a
software that
runs Windows
9x/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows7
and Linux x86.
FLIP supports
in-system
programming of
Flash devices
through RS232,
USB or CAN.
Two
installation
files
(below) are
available: one
with Java
Run-time
Environment
(JRE) integrated
and one without
JRE in case you
have it already
installed (v1.5
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FFLIP 3.4.2
Release
Notes(Other,
revision 3.4.2,
updated 9/10)
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FLIP 3.4.2 for
Windows
(requires Java
Runtime
Environment) (5
MB, revision
3.4.2, updated
9/10)
Runs on Windows
98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 |
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FFLIP 3.4.2 for
Windows (Java
Runtime
Environement
included) (20
MB, revision
3.4.2, updated
9/10)
Runs Windows
98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 |
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FLIP 3.2.1 for
Linux x86
(require Java
Runtime
Environment) (1
MB, revision
3.2.1, updated
10/07)
Runs on Linux
x86 |
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FLIP 2.4.6 for
Windows (4 MB,
revision 2.4.6,
updated 2/10)
Runs on Windows
98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7.
This version is
kept available
because FLIP 3
does not support
Smart card
readers ICs. |
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Programming: |
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Software
Preparation:
Start by
installing the
Atmel Flip
software
including the
Java Runtime
Environment if
you do not
already have
this installed.
Find the
directory where
you have
installed Atmel
Flip for example
(C:\Program
Files\Atmel\Flip
3.4.2)
The software
preparation is
now done and you
have also saved
yourself time
solving a simple
problem, Good
Job!
Hardware
Preparation:
The next step is
to plug the USB
device into your
PC and place in
programming Mode
by following
these steps:
1. Hold the RST
and HWB buttons
(2 buttons)
2. Release the
RST button.
3. Release the
HWB button
At this point
windows should
start prompting
you for drivers
so direct it to
the USB
directory in
your Atmel Flip
folder for
example
(C:\Program
Files\Atmel\Flip
3.4.1\usb) and
you're done, if
running Win 7
64bit, you will
need these
DRIVERS
Final Hurdle:
You're now going
to flash the
.hex to your AVR
USB. (*Must be
done in this
order)
1. Launch Atmel
Flip and select
'Device', Select
the
microcontroller
that matches
your board (In
this case
AT90USB162) and
select OK.
2. Select 'File'
- 'Load Hex
File' - Select
your .hex file
3. Select
'Settings' -
'Communication'
- 'Open'
4. Click the
'Erase Target
Device Memory
button.
5. Click the
'Program Target
Device Memory
button.
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