I am running a linux server using Fedora 7. I would like to use a Multipro Programmer (seriel port version) with it; however, the supplied software required to switch between modes on the Multipro is only written for Windows. The user guide provides the following instructions on how to manually switch modes through sending instructions directly to the programmer.
"This document describes how to switch the mode of the MultiPro by sending instructions to the programmer.
Instructions are transmitted with this protocol:
Port initialisation: RTS is high and DTR is high
Full instruction:<10*Chr(21)><instruction><Qs instruction>
Answer from MultiPro:<answer><Qs Instruction+answer>
(Qs is checksum, the programmer starts calculating the answer checksum by taking the Qs of the instruction as begin value)
This is the Delphi source for calculating Checksum Qs and transmitting the instruction:
Function Checksum(OldValue:Byte;NewValue:Byte):Byte;
Begin
Result:=OldValue XOR NewValue;
If (Result AND 128)=128 then Result:=Result SHL 1
else Result:=(Result SHL 1) + 1;
End;
procedure SendInstruction(Command,SubCommand:Byte);
var Str:string;
I:integer;
Ch,Chksm:Char;
begin
Str:='';
//Start with 10 times Chr(21)
for I:=1 to 10 do Str:=Str+Chr(21);
//Select the Command
Str:=Str+Chr(Command);
//Select the Sub-Command
Str:=Str + Chr(SubCommand);
//Begin checksum is 0
Chksm:=#$00;
//Calculate the checksum of the instruction string
For I:=1 to Length(Str) do
Chksm:=Chr(CheckSum(Ord(Chksm),Ord(Str[i])));
Str:=Str+Chksm;
//Open the comport and set the RTS and DTR line in high state
Form1.Comport1.Open;
Form1.Comport1.SetRTS(True);
Form1.ComPort1.SetDTR(True);
//Send the instruction string
For I:=1 to Length(Str) do
begin
Ch:=Str[i];
delay(5);
Form1.Comport1.Write(Ch,1,True);
end;
//close the com-port
Form1.Comport1.Close;
end;
An instruction is formed by <command><subcommand>
Command 00 High Level instructions
Subcommand:
-00 Idle mode, Programmer in idle state --> No power on smartcard
-01 Phoenix 3.57MHz
-02 Phoenix 6.00MHz
-03 Smartmouse 3.57MHz
-04 Smartmouse 6.00MHz
-05 PonyProg 3.57MHz (Default)
-06 PonyProg 6.00MHz
-07 JDM emulation
Example.
If you want to set the programmer in Smartmouse 6.00Mhz, you can use this program-line: ‘SendInstruction(00,04);’
The program will force RTS and DTR in high state and then send these characters: ’15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 00 04 FE’
The programmer answers only with Qs.
Note: Please use only PonyProg 3.57MHz to program Atmel microcontrollers. Some Atmel controllers can only handle frequencies up to 4MHz."
I would like to be able to write a linux script that will change the multipro into Phoenix 6.00Mhz mode, however, don't know how to translate the above into linux equivalent. Greatly appreciate any help.
Chiller
Linear Mode
