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nftytool 1.1.1

nftytool is a tool for using the Infinity USB and Infinity USB phoenix 
card programmers. It also works for the less legitimate Digitech USB 
card programmer.

nftytool is based upon plugins which reside in the plugins directory chosen
in the config file 'nftytool.conf'.

Running 'nftytool -h' will give info on how to use the program. Most often
a plugin will be used and then help for that particular plugin is received
by running 'nftytool -p plugin -- -h'.

If you don't want to be root while running this program, you need to 
have read and write access to the device in /proc/bus/usb/XXX which is 
associated with your card programmer.


Help

http://www.infinityusb.com/default.asp?show=supportdetail&SupportID=10

nftytool -h


List modules:
-------------
nftytool -l

Available plugins:
        gc - Goldcard (PIC16F84A + 24C16)
        led - infinity USB LED
        phoenix - Infinity USB phoenix
        wc - Wafercard (PIC16F84A,PIC16F84)

LED Actions
-----------

nftytool -p led -- -h 
Infinity USB 1.06
Options: 
         -l, --led1 <brightness>  Sets led brightness
         -h, --help               Prints this message


nftytool -p led -- -l 1
nftytool -p led -- -l 5


GoldCard (PIC16F84A + 24C16)
----------------------------

nftytool -p gc -- -h
Infinity USB 1.06
Options:
      -e <file>, --ext-read        Reads external eeprom from card to <file>
      -f <file>, --ext-write       Writes from <file> to external eeprom
      -p <file>, --pic-read        Reads from PIC to <file>
      -q <file>, --pic-write       Writes from <file> to PIC
      -c, --pic-clear              Clears the PIC
      -l, --pic-loader             Writes loader to PIC
      -x, --pic-cfg                Shows the PIC cfg and ID
      -h, --help                   Displays this message


nftytool -p gc -- -x
Infinity USB 1.06
ID: 0000 7ffe 7ffe 7ffe 
CW: 7f fe

nftytool -p gc -- -e eeprom
nftytool -p gc -- -p pic

Boot(loader):
The main purpose of a bootloader is to allow updating the firmware through interfaces other
than the default hardware interface. For example, this allows updates via communication channels
that the application uses otherwise for its own purposes, which means that you can do remote
in-system updates without requiring physical intervention at the remote site.


WaferCard (PIC16F84A,PIC16F84)
------------------------------

nftytool -p wc -- -h
Infinity USB 1.06
Options:
      -p <file>, --pic-read        Reads from PIC to <file>
      -q <file>, --pic-write       Writes from <file> to PIC
      -c, --pic-clear              Clears the PIC
      -x, --pic-cfg                Shows the PIC cfg and ID
      -h, --help                   Displays this message

nftytool -p wc -- -x
Infinity USB 1.06
ID: 0000 7ffe 7ffe 7ffe 
CW: 7f fe



Set in phoenix/smartmouse
-------------------------

nftytool -p phoenix -- -h

Options: 
         -f, --freq <frequency>  Select frequency for player:
                                 none, 3.58, 3.68, 6.00
         -p, --pol <polarity>    Polarity on reset signal:
                                 phoenix, smartmouse
         -s, --status            Displays current phoenix status
         -e, --enable            Enables phoenix mode
         -d, --disable           Disables phoenix mode
         -h, --help              Prints this message


nftytool -p phoenix -- -s
nftytool -p phoenix -- -d
nftytool -p phoenix -- -e


nftytool -p phoenix -- -p phoenix -f 3.58 -e
nftytool -p phoenix -- -p smartmouse -f 3.58 -e

nftytool -p phoenix -- -s