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# Little ATF150x Programmer Board
## Software utilities
### What
This repository contains the official standard programmer software and utilities
for the Little ATF150x Programmer Board.
This is a plug-and-play USB-connected programmer and breakout board for
Atmel (Microchip) ATF150{2,4,8}{AS,ASV} CPLDs, featuring:
* Support for JED, SVF or XSVF files
* Support for both PLCC44 and 84 packages on-board
* Ability to drive ICSP via the JTAG headers (single-device only - chains **not** currently supported)
* Ability to erase JTAG-locked and secured devices
The board is **now available** on the on the [rosco_m68k store](https://store.rosco-m68k.com/products/little-atf-programmer) 🥳
### Software Installation
Prerequisites:
* Recent macOS, Linux or Windows operating system
* Working Python (3.9+) installation
* Recent macOS and Linux will likely have this by default
* If not, it can be installed with your package manager
* Windows users can download from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows
* `python` and `pip` should be in your `PATH` for easiest installation experience
> **Note**: on some systems, your `python` may instead be named `python3`, with `pip`
> being similarly named `pip3`. As long as Python is version 3.9 or higher
> (as reported by `python3 --version`) it should work just fine.
#### Latest release
With a Python environment that meets these requirements, installation
is as simple as:
```shell
pip install little-atf-programmer
```
> **Note**: on Windows, when installing you may receive a message from pip
> warning that the installed binaries are not in your `PATH`. If you see this,
> for easier installation you may wish to add the directory in the warning
> to your `PATH` by editing in
> `Control Panel / System / Advanced / Environment Variables.`
#### From source
Developers and project collaborators may wish to install from source.
To do this, clone the project from GitHub (or grab a source tarball).
Then either run `python src/atfu.py` or install with pip if you like:
```shell
pip install .
```
If you're hacking on the code, you'll probably want to install it `--editable`.
### Usage
#### General arguments
General command line arguments look like this:
```
atfu [-h] [--version] [-q] [-v] [-t] {program,erase,check,programmer} ...
Little ATF150x Programmer Board Utility
positional arguments:
{scan,program,erase,check,verify,programmer}
scan Scan for ATF150x devices
program Program an ATF150x device
erase Erase an ATF150x device
check Check if an ATF150x device is blank
verify Verify an ATF150x device
programmer Little ATF150x Programmer Board device functions
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
-q, --quiet Silence almost all output
-v, --verbose Allow additional output
-t, --trace Enable debugging output (can be noisy!)
```
#### Device scan mode
This mode is used to scan the connected ATF CPLD, and try to autodetect the specific
type of the chip.
By default, the first detected programmer will be used. This can be changed
with the `-p` option.
The `-n` option can be used to obtain unadorned output. This can be useful for
passing to other commands, or to `atfu` itself if you want to work with whatever
device is detected, e.g.
```shell
atfu program -d $(atfu scan -n) my_file.jed
```
Usage:
```
atfu scan [-h] [-n] [-p PROGRAMMER]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n, --plain Plain output, only the unadorned device name, no newline
-p PROGRAMMER, --programmer PROGRAMMER
Programmer device (default: <detected>)
```
#### Program mode
This mode is used to program JEDEC, SVF or XSVF files to an ATF150x device.
By default, the first detected programmer will be used. This can be changed
with the `-p` option.
If you have problems programming, try erasing first with the `-e` option,
or force-erasing with the `-f` option, which can be useful when you have a
JTAG-locked or secured device.
```
atfu program [-h] [-e] [-f] [-d {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508}] [-p PROGRAMMER] filename [filename ...]
positional arguments:
filename .jed, .svf or .xsvf file(s) to program
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-e, --erase Erase before programming
-f, --force Force-erase before programming (implies -e)
-d {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}, --device {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}
Device to program (default: ATF1502AS)
-p PROGRAMMER, --programmer PROGRAMMER
Programmer device (default: <detected>)
```
#### Erase mode
This mode is used to erase an ATF150x device, and can also be used to
force erase JTAG-locked or secured devices.
By default, the first detected programmer will be used. This can be changed
with the `-p` option.
> **Note** that the force mode might be... _stressful_ for your device,
> so try a regular erase first :)
```
atfu erase [-h] [-f] [-p PROGRAMMER] [-d {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508}]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f, --force Force erase
-p PROGRAMMER, --programmer PROGRAMMER
Programmer device (default: <detected>)
-d {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}, --device {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}
Device to erase (default: ATF1502AS)
```
#### Check mode
This mode is used to determine whether an ATF150x device is blank.
By default, the first detected programmer will be used. This can be changed
with the `-p` option.
```
atfu check [-h] [-p PROGRAMMER] [-d {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508}]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PROGRAMMER, --programmer PROGRAMMER
Programmer device (default: <detected>)
-d {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}, --device {ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}
Device to check (default: ATF1502AS)
```
#### Verify mode
This mode is used to verify the contents of an ATF150x device against a JESD3-C (.jed) file.
By default, the first detected programmer will be used. This can be changed
with the `-p` option.
**Verification cannot be performed against SVF or XSVF files**. The expectation for those is that
verification would be encoded into the vectors themselves.
```
atfu verify [-h] [-d {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508,ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}] [-p PROGRAMMER] filename [filename ...]
positional arguments:
filename .jed file(s) to verify against
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508,ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}, --device {ATF1502,ATF1504,ATF1508,ATF1502AS,ATF1504AS,ATF1508AS,ATF1502ASV,ATF1504ASV,ATF1508ASV}
Device to verify (default: ATF1502AS)
-p PROGRAMMER, --programmer PROGRAMMER
Programmer device (default: <detected>)
```
#### Programmer mode
This mode can be used to list detected programmer boards, and query them.
```
atfu programmer [-h] {list,query} ...
positional arguments:
{list,query}
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
atfu programmer list [-h] [--plain]
Functions for listing connected programmers
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n, --plain Display a plain list of device paths
```
### Copyright
Copyright ©2024 [The Really Old-School Company Limited](https://rosco_m68k.com).
Portions Copyright (C) 2019-2020 whitequark@whitequark.org
Portions Copyright (c) 2015 Marcelo Roberto Jimenez <marcelo.jimenez (at) gmail (dot) com>
Portions Copyright 2008, SoftPLC Corporation http://softplc.com [Dick Hollenbeck dick@softplc.com]
Mostly MIT License, portions under other licenses - see LICENSE.md & source code comments.
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