AD-Teknik AB - General info

General info:

Above the menues you can see which version of Multiprog you have

Double-click in the lined box to create a new project. You can have several different projects, highlight the one you want to work with.

When you press "Load", a dialog box will appear and you can select a file to be programmed onto your card. The name of the file will be shown in the window underneath this button.

If any of the filename textboxes are yellow, then does it means that the files content has been changed and should be saved. There are no reminder of saving changed files yet.

If a filename textbox is blue, then there are a checksum error in the hexfile. All data loaded and the file will be saved with correct checksum.

Setup:

-select comport which the programmer is connected to.
-change the layout of the program
-make the program launch when starting Windows.

If you got an MP3.6USB you can update your firmware over the internet.

In Multiprog Utility V1.90 there's an easy way to find out which com-port the programmer is connected to. Press "Auto Detect Comport" and check the accurate box.

MP set:

1.
Under this tab you can set the programmer in Phoenix- or Smartmouse mode. Press "Power On" and then select mode. If you're using a MP3.5USB you can also select Phoenix/Smartmouse 6.00 MHz.

You can also see which firmware-version your programmer have. When you press Power On this info will appear to the right.

To return to normal mode press Power Off or break powersupply.

2.
If you got the message "No programmer found" make sure that you have choosed the right Com-port under Setup.
If you're using an MP3.5/3.6USB you have to check the device manager and which com-port the programmer have been installed under.

The device manager can be found
Right click on "My computer" choose properties then hardware and you'll find the device manager.

Another way to find out the Com-port issue is to use the MP Test software.

3.
If you have problems with firmware 1.10 and M2, try this:
Check "Baudrate adjust" and manually enter 9800 bps. Press phoenix. Then use the software included(M2-loader) with the M2-card.
If this doesn't work try another speed setting, any speed between 9600 and 10000 is valid, start with 9600 and increase speed with 50 until you can successfully program your card.

I2C:

First, name your project. Press Load and select .hex-file.

In the right boxes you can choose the type of EEprom and where you want to program it, IC socket or Card slot.

A pictures is shown how to place the circuit in the socket.

If you're using MP3.5USB and the adaptercard you can also see on the adaptercard how to place the circuit.

Press Write

Pic: (for programming PIC-based cards such as goldcards and silvercards for example)
Name your project in the left box(lined). Press "Load" and select hex-file for the Pic-memory chip. If you want to program the External EEprom mark the and use the same procedure as for the Pic. In the right box you can choose manually what kind of PIC-card you want to program. To codeprotect a card unmark From File and select on.

Fun/ATMega:

Name your project in the left box.
If you're not sure what type of Funcard you have, press Identify and the program will do the proper installations.
Press Load for each chip you want to program. Press Program.
At the bottom you'll find the informationbox turn green when everything is ok.

If the card is codeprotected it can't be read. However you can always erase the card by pressing "Erase" Make sure that you have marked the

for Flash memory, Internal EEprom and
External EEprom.

If the "AD-Teknik-loader" have been choosen(most common) this built-in loader will be programmed first into the Internal EEprom and the External EEprom and the Flashmemory(if selected) will then be programmed via this loader.

MegaPic/M2/Titanium/DragonLoader/OPOS:

Select what type of smartcard you have in the box to the right.
Press Load for the Flash memory and for the External EEprom.

Then press Program

Insert the card and press Identify to get information about OS and ATR of your Titanium card

Updating and downgrading the Operating System(OS):
To change the OS on your card use TitaniumUpdater2.0. Before you can change the OS the Titaniumcard has to be put in "virgin-state", the card has to be blank in other words. Mark all tick boxes(Flasch, External and XPL) and press Erase.

Click on the MPSet tab and set the programmer in Phoenix 3.58MHz mode:
1. Power On
2. Phoenix 3.58 MHz

The red light shall now burn steady.
Exit the Multiprog1.60 software and start TitaniumUpdater2.0, pick the right com- port and choose which OS you want to update or downgrade to.

If you update from 1.03 to 1.06 you'll see that the program will pass 1.05 on its way to 1.06.

Return to Multiprog1.60 and press Power Off

Remember that the card has to be blank and put in Phoenix3.58MHz mode for the update/downgrade-proceduer to be sucessfull

Autodetect:

If you are not sure what kind of smartcard you have, you can use the Autodetect to find out, mark a box and press Autodetect. Several boxes can be marked.

Note! If the "Don't save PIC/Fun...." is marked the content of the chips will be erased. This function is used for fast autodetection.

Single chips:

If you have a single chip you can program it through the DIL-socket next to the smartcard reader.
In the boxes to the right you can choose PIC-types and which interface you will use for the programming.
The programmer can read and program 8 and 18-pin PIC-chips from Microchip, and also 8-pin serial EEproms.

A pictures is shown how to place the circuit in the socket.

If you're using MP3.5USB and the adaptercard you can also see on the adaptercard how to place the circuit.

Basiccard:
Press Load and select the image-file you want to program onto the card. Press Program

Phoenix:
For External EEprom Select which type of EEprom you want to program in the ExtEE-box to the right. Press Load and select .hex-file. Then press Write.