DV007003 Microchip Technology, DV007003 Datasheet - Page 12

• Manufacturer Part Number: DV007003
• Description: PROGRAMMER UNIVERSAL PROMATE II
• Manufacturer: Microchip Technology
• Series: PRO MATE® IIr
• Type: Universalr

Specifications of DV007003

• Contents: Programmer, Power Supply, Assembler/Simulator, Cable, Software and Documentation
• Positions/sockets: 1
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Request inventory verification / Request inventory verification
• For Use With/related Products: PIC16C5x, PIC16Cxx and PIC17Cxx 8-Bit Micro
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant, Request inventory verification / Request inventory verification

PRO MATE II User’s Guide
Using PRO MATE II with PROCMD
DS30082J-page 6
Starting PROCMD
Programming a Device
You can use PRO MATE II on an IBM-80386 compatible PC without the
MPLAB IDE. The user interface is through DOS or a DOS shell from
Windows.
Execute the file procmd.exe to start the PRO MATE II command line
interface. For example, use the command c:\promate\procmd.exe if you
created a directory called promate.
You can write the contents of a hex file directly to the device in the
PRO MATE II socket module from the DOS prompt. You do not need to send
the hex file every time a device is programmed. Instead, you can use one
command to transfer the hex file and set up any voltages, and then use
subsequent command line executions to program.
To program a device, make sure the programmer is set up and turned on.
Place the device in the socket module. Then execute the following:
PROCMD /<number> /p<partname> /f<filename> /m
where:
Example:
PROCMD /1 /p16c74a /f16c74a.hex /m
will program a PIC16C74A device with the contents of the file 16c74a.hex,
using COM1 to communicate with PRO MATE II. Only the addresses
specified in 16c74a.hex are programmed. All values not specified in the hex
file are set to blank (erased) values.
To program the entire contents of the PRO MATE II device programmer into
the device, you do not need to specify a hex file.
<number> is 1, 2, 3, or 4 to indicate the COM port you are using
<partname> is the name of the device
<filename> is the name of the hex file
/m is the command to program the part
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