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 JFlashMM is executed from a console window and accepts the following command arguments:
->JFLASHMM [PLAT][IMAGE][P,V,E,T,I,N][ADDR][INS,PAR][NOD,DEB][A,D]
+<code>>JFLASHMM [PLAT][IMAGE][P,V,E,T,I,N][ADDR][INS,PAR][NOD,DEB][A,D]</code>
 PLAT and IMAGE are required parameters.
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 [PLAT] =  The name of the platform data file without the .DAT.
 [IMAGE] =  The name of the image to program in flash.
 [P,V,E,T,I,N] =  See Function Table below
 [ADDR] =  Hex byte address to start. No leading 0X, assumes 0
 [INS, PAR] = (INS) Insight IJC and Intel® JTAG Cable, (PAR) passive parallel cable
 [NOD, DEB] = NODebug (Normal) or DEBug mode
 [A,D] = (A)sk questions or (D)on’t ask questions. Used for batch operation.
+Note:       JFLASHMM is the executable name in this example.
-Note:       JFLASHMM is the executable name in this example.
+Function Table
+<tr>
-Function Table
+<tr>
-Command Parameter
+</table>

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JFlashMM is executed from a console window and accepts the following command arguments:

>JFLASHMM [PLAT][IMAGE][P,V,E,T,I,N][ADDR][INS,PAR][NOD,DEB][A,D]

PLAT and IMAGE are required parameters.

For optional parameters, the first value listed is the default. Optional parameters are position-dependent. That is, if you specify any optional parameters, all the preceding parameters must be specified. See Programming a Flash at a Different Base Address and Using Debug Mode for examples that illustrate the use of optional parameters.

Where:

[PLAT] = The name of the platform data file without the .DAT.
[IMAGE] = The name of the image to program in flash.
[P,V,E,T,I,N] = See Function Table below
[ADDR] = Hex byte address to start. No leading 0X, assumes 0
[INS, PAR] = (INS) Insight IJC and Intel® JTAG Cable, (PAR) passive parallel cable
[NOD, DEB] = NODebug (Normal) or DEBug mode
[A,D] = (A)sk questions or (D)on’t ask questions. Used for batch operation.

Note: JFLASHMM is the executable name in this example.

Function Table

Command Parameter
Description

P
Program and verify the flash memory (Default value if no command specified).

V
Verify the image in flash memory with a binary file.

E
Erase every block of flash memory.

T
Test the flash memory by programming an image to every block. It is recommended that you use Testfile.bin as the binary image. Testfile.bin is a small file with internal data patterns suitable for detecting address or data line defects.

I
Identify the processor and flash type. No programming of flash memory is done.

N
Program the flash but omit (skip) the verify cycle. Use this when you are confident about the stability of your system