[Best Modules] How to use the Holtek 8-bit MCU Debug Adapter e-Link?

📌 Holtek 8-bit MCU Debug Adapter e-Link

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00:05 00:10 How to use the Holtek 8-bit MCU Debug Adapter e-Link?
00:11 00:28 Pin Description
00:29 00:35 Mode Selection
00:36 00:57 Program→HOPE3000 For e-Link
00:58 01:17 Debug Program→HT-IDE3000 / OCDS
01:18 02:04 How to program the file with the e-Link?

✒Description

The e-Link is an online debug adaptor for Holtek's new generation of OCDS architecture 8-bit Flash MCUs. Together with the HT-IDE3000 software it allows users to program and debug programs on their target boards.

※The e-Link only supports OCDS architecture 8-bit Flash MCUs.

※For each new e-Link being used for the first time, it must be enabled by using the activation program.

The e-Link also provides an ICP function for 8-bit Flash MCUs. When connected to a PC and when used together with the HOPE3000 software the e-Link can also be used as a low volume engineering programmer for HT8 Flash MCUs.

※The e-Link is not able to support offline programming and is not suitable for volume device programming.

※The e-Link does not yet support programming of the Boot Loader ROM code program. As a result it should not be used for programming application programs which have an ISP requirement such as the HT6XFB5X0.

✒Product Information
◆Dimension: 84mm x 44mm x 13mm
◆Weight: 91 g
◆Packing List: e-Link x 1、Flat-Cable (e-cable1225A) x 1、Mini USB Cable x 1、e-FPC06A x 1、2×6 Pin Double-Row Male Headers x 1、Important Information x 1

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