Freescale Semiconductor Microcontrollers - Manual (Page 711)

Flash Programming
NVMC Commands
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FLASH INIT <fileName>|AUTOID loads the parameter file according to
fileName (you can specify the path). If this command includes AUTOID, the MCUID
determines the parameter file (autocheck is checked in the NVMC dialog box).
FLASH RELEASE releases the current FPP file loaded by the Flash programmer.
Therefore the Flash programmer address mapping is disabled and no non-volatile memory
is handled.
FLASH MEMMAP maps the Flash programmer address filtering to route the code for block
programming.
FLASH MEMUNMAP unmaps the Flash programmer address filtering. Programming is
therefore disabled as long as FLASH MEMMAP is not executed.
FLASH ENABLE enables the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all available
blocks are enabled. This command ignores modules that cannot be enabled.
FLASH DISABLE disables the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all
available blocks are disabled. This command ignores modules that cannot be disabled.
FLASH ERASE erases the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all available
blocks are erased.
FLASH AEFSKIPERASING specifies non-volatile memory blocks to protect from mass
erasing during application automated programming. Place the command in a Startup
command file. If no modules are specified, no blocks are erased.
NOTE This command is compatible and replicated in the NVM Programming
Selection dialog box.
FLASH UNPROTECT unprotects the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all
available blocks are unprotected. This command ignores modules that cannot be
unprotected.
FLASH PROTECT protects the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all
available blocks are protected. This command ignores modules that cannot be protected.
FLASH SELECT selects the specified modules for Flash programming. If no modules are
specified, all available blocks for Flash programming are selected.
FLASH UNSELECT deselects the specified modules. If no modules are specified, all
available blocks are unselected. The unselected state protects against accidental Flash
programming.
FLASH ARM prepares the NMVC utility for loading; as does a normal LOAD command.
The system executes the VPPON.CMD file specified in the Command Files user interface.
This command is required before loading FLASH.
FLASH DISARM ends a load process. The system executes the VPPOFF.CMD file
specified in the Command Files user interface.
FLASH SAVECONTEX backs up current SRAM content into a buffer.