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Question from the Customer:

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I need to program a serial SPI EEPROM with a hex file. Can I use your Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter? Which software application should I use with the Aardvark adapter?

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Response from Technical Support:

Thanks for your questions! You can easily use the Aardvark adapter to program SPI EEPROMs. The contents of a hex file, as well as a binary or Motorola S-Record file, can be loaded for programming using the Flash Center Software. It is also possible to use the Control Center Serial Software.

How the Applications Work

Here’s a summary of what the applications can do for you.

The Flash Center Software can quickly erase, program, and verify I2C and SPI based EEPROM and Flash memory devices. An XML parts library is provided with built-in support for EEPROMs and serial Flash chips from major manufacturers. However, if you need to program a device that is not yet supported, you can take an existing XML file and edit it per the data sheet of the device. For more information, please refer to this article about customizing XML files.

The Control Center Serial Software provides full access to all Aardvark adapter functionality and eliminates the need to write custom software to control the Aardvark adapter. It has also a batch scripting capability with the Aardvark XML Batch Script Language. For more information, please refer to this knowledge base article about programming in batch mode.

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Programming Examples

We have two videos that show you how to program devices with the applications we recommended.

Programming an EEPROM with Flash Center Software

This video shows programming an SPI EEPROM using the Flash Center Software with a Cheetah SPI Host Adapter. You can use this information with your Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter.

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When loading a hex of or S-Record file for programming a device, you’ll need to do following:

  • Define at least one byte of padding in the Pad text field before loading a file.
  • Afterwards, click the Load File button and select the desired file.

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When loading a hex or S-Record file, any undefined regions in the file will be filled with the byte sequence specified in the Pad text field. The data pattern will be repeated through all undefined regions of memory in the data image, aligned to the data pattern size.

Programming with the Control Center Serial Software

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This video shows how to program an I2C EEPROM using the Control Center Serial Software with an Aardvark adapter. The information is very similar to programming an SPI device.

We hope this answers your questions. Additional resources that you may find helpful include the following:

If you want more information about our host adapters or other products, feel free to contact us with your questions, or request a demo that applies to your application.

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Hello!
I am looking for a recommendation for a Hex Editor that I can use with my 24LC16B eeprom.
I have made a display project, where the PIC16F628 reads some values off sensors, makes the calculations and then reads some display data off the eeprom and then send it to a LCD and 6x Max7219 LED Displays...
To edit the ASCII contents of the EEPROM, I use UPA2.3 Lite version.I have tried others that I have found via google, but not really happy with any of them, some won't even display the ASCII equivalent.
UPA2.3 - It's OK, but not efficient. It can be a little tedious...Can anyone recommend or make any suggestions on how I can edit the ASCII data on the EEPROM efficiently?
I don't mind if it is dos or windows based.
Many thanks
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