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Support the Atmel STK500 and JTAGICE3 for ISP #2010

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Support the Atmel STK500 development board for ISP
matthijskooijman Apr 14, 2014
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Add support for the JTAGICE3 programmer
matthijskooijman May 2, 2014
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Add slow mode for the JTAG3 ISP programmer
matthijskooijman Apr 21, 2015
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65 changes: 53 additions & 12 deletions hardware/arduino/avr/programmers.txt
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Expand Up @@ -51,18 +51,6 @@ usbGemma.program.tool=avrdude
usbGemma.program.extra_params=
usbGemma.config.path={runtime.platform.path}/bootloaders/gemma/avrdude.conf

# STK500 firmware version v1 and v2 use different serial protocols.
# Using the 'stk500' protocol tells avrdude to try and autodetect the
# firmware version. If this leads to problems, we might need to add
# stk500v1 and stk500v2 entries to allow explicitely selecting the
# firmware version.
stk500.name=Atmel STK500 development board
stk500.communication=serial
stk500.protocol=stk500
stk500.program.protocol=stk500
stk500.program.tool=avrdude
stk500.program.extra_params=-P{serial.port}

## Notes about Dangerous Prototypes Bus Pirate as ISP
## Bus Pirate V3 need Firmware v5.10 or later
## Bus Pirate V4 need Firmware v6.3-r2151 or later
Expand All @@ -76,3 +64,56 @@ buspirate.program.protocol=buspirate
buspirate.program.tool=avrdude
buspirate.program.extra_params=-P{serial.port}

# STK500 firmware version v1 and v2 use different serial protocols.
# Using the 'stk500' protocol tells avrdude to try and autodetect the
# firmware version. If this leads to problems, we might need to add
# stk500v1 and stk500v2 entries to allow explicitely selecting the
# firmware version.
stk500.name=Atmel STK500 development board
stk500.communication=serial
stk500.protocol=stk500
stk500.program.protocol=stk500
stk500.program.tool=avrdude
stk500.program.extra_params=-P{serial.port}

# Note that until https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?21954 and
# https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?42267 are fixed, burning a
# bootloader does not work.
# As a workaround, you can add -V to disable verification and modify
# boards.txt to set all unused lock bits to 1 instead of 0.
jtag3isp.name=Atmel JTAGICE3 (ISP mode, for chips at or above 4Mhz)
jtag3isp.communication=usb
jtag3isp.protocol=jtag3isp
jtag3isp.program.protocol=jtag3isp
jtag3isp.program.tool=avrdude
# Set a bitclock of 1us (the fastest supported value). This works for
# microcontrollers running at 4Mhz and above.
jtag3isp.program.extra_params=-B1

# Note that until https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?21954 and
# https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?42267 are fixed, burning a
# bootloader does not work.
# As a workaround, you can add -V to disable verification and modify
# boards.txt to set all unused lock bits to 1 instead of 0.
jtag3ispslow.name=Atmel JTAGICE3 (ISP mode, for chips below 4Mhz)
jtag3ispslow.communication=usb
jtag3ispslow.protocol=jtag3isp
jtag3ispslow.program.protocol=jtag3isp
jtag3ispslow.program.tool=avrdude
# Set a bitclock of 125us (the slowest supported value). This works for
# microcontrollers running at 8kHz and above.
jtag3ispslow.program.extra_params=-B125

# Note that until https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?21954 is fixed,
# burning a bootloader does not work.
# As a workaround, you can modify boards.txt to set all unused lock bits
# to 1 instead of 0.
jtag3.name=Atmel JTAGICE3 (JTAG mode)
jtag3.communication=usb
jtag3.protocol=jtag3
jtag3.program.protocol=jtag3
jtag3.program.tool=avrdude
# Set a bitclock of 0.1us (the fastest supported value). This should
# work regardless of the crystal used, since JTAG doesn't use the MCU
# clock but dictates its own clock.
jtag3.program.extra_params=-B0.1