LPCScrypt v2.1.2
Important Notes : LPCScrypt is the recommended tool for programming the latest versions of CMSIS-DAP and J-Link firmware onto boards with Link2/LPC-Link2 debug probes. When using the LPC-Link2 J-link firmware with LPCScrypt, it may be necessary to use an updated firmware image from SEGGER
LPCScrypt is a command-line based, fast flash, EEPROM, OTP and security programming tool for LPC1800 and LPC4300 series microcontrollers.
LPCScrypt consists of two parts, a multi-platform command line tool and an MCU firmware monitor. In use, the firmware monitor is downloaded to the target MCU using USB DFU support built into the on-chip ROM (using USB0 or USB1). The firmware creates a virtual serial port (VCOM) over USB to communicate with the host. The LPCScrypt host tool provides a command-line interface to the firmware, giving access to the programmable features of the MCU. It can be invoked with a single command or a script file containing a sequence of commands.
Standard host tools, such as Windows batch files or Linux/Mac shell scripts, can be used with the LPCScrypt host tool to automate multiple operations, such as binary file encryption, programming binary files to flash devices, setting boot options, configuring VID/PID, and finally simulating MCU reset.
LPCScrypt is flexible and fast, and is suitable for one off programming and testing or semi-automated production programming.
Contact your local NXP® representative to obtain the enhanced version.
Software Details
Features
- Scriptable command line interface
- Programming of internal and SPIFI flash
- Support for a wide range of SPIFI devices (via SFDP identification and configuration)
- Optimised for high speed operation - typically 100-300KB/sec, depending upon flash device, host OS and host computer.
- Programming EEPROM (internal flash parts only)
- Programming One-Time Programmable (OTP) memory
- Images and scripts to program LPC-Link2 and LPCXpresso V2/V3 debug probe firmware
- LPC-Link2 Debug Firmware Programming
- Generating and programming 128 bit AES keys
- Encrypting and programming secure images
Supported Devices
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Processors and Microcontrollers
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Arm Microcontrollers
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LPC1800 Series: High-Performance Microcontrollers (MCUs) Based on Arm® Cortex®-M3 Cores
- LPC1850FET256
- LPC1822JBD144
- LPC1817JBD144
- LPC1853JET256
- LPC1837JET256
- LPC1837JET100
- LPC1830FET100
- LPC1833JET100
- LPC18S57JBD208
- LPC18S37JBD144
- LPC1857FET256
- LPC1850FET180
- LPC18S30FET100
- LPC1827JET100
- LPC1820FET100
- LPC1815JET100
- LPC18S37JET100
- LPC18S57JET256
- LPC1812JET100
- LPC1823JET100
- LPC1813JBD144
- LPC1827JBD144
- LPC1830FBD144
- LPC1857JET256
- LPC1813JET100
- LPC1857JBD208
- LPC1817JET100
- LPC1833FET256
- LPC18S30FET256
- LPC1825JBD144
- LPC1837JBD144
- LPC1820FBD144
- LPC1815JBD144
- LPC18S50FET180
- LPC1833JBD144
- LPC1812JBD144
- LPC18S30FBD144
- LPC18S10FET100
- LPC1823JBD144
- LPC1830FET256
- LPC1810FET100
- LPC1810FBD144
- LPC1830FET180
- LPC1853JBD208
- LPC1837FET256
- LPC1853FET256
- LPC18S50FET256
- LPC1822JET100
- LPC1833JET256
- LPC1825JET100
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LPC4300 Series: High-Performance Microcontrollers (MCUs) Based on Arm® Cortex®-M4/M0 Cores
- LPC4322JET100
- LPC4357JBD208
- LPC43S50FET256
- LPC43S67JET256
- LPC43S67JET100
- LPC4367JBD208
- LPC43S67JBD208
- LPC4367JET256
- LPC4367JET100
- LPC4330FBD144
- LPC43S70FET100
- LPC4325JET100
- LPC4333JET100
- LPC4310FET100
- LPC4315JBD144
- LPC4312JBD144
- LPC43S57JET256
- LPC4317JBD144
- LPC4353JBD208
- LPC4357FET256
- LPC4323JBD144
- LPC4327JET100
- LPC4310FBD144
- LPC4353FET256
- LPC4350FET256
- LPC43S30FBD144
- LPC43S20FBD144
- LPC4312JET100
- LPC4317JET100
- LPC4323JET100
- LPC4353JET256
- LPC4313JBD144
- LPC4330FET100
- LPC4337FET256
- LPC4325JBD144
- LPC4370FET256
- LPC4322JBD144
- LPC4330FET256
- LPC43S30FET100
- LPC4350FET180
- LPC4337JBD144
- LPC4330FET180
- LPC4337JET256
- LPC4315JET100
- LPC4327JBD144
- LPC4370FET100
- LPC43S37JET100
- LPC43S20FET180
- LPC4333JBD144
- LPC4320FET100
- LPC43S37JBD144
- LPC4313JET100
- LPC43S57JBD208
- LPC43S50FET180
- LPC4337JET100
- LPC43S70FET256
- LPC4320FBD144
- LPC4357JET256
- LPC43S30FET256
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Products
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Archived
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No Longer Manufactured
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System Requirements
Multi-Platform Support
- Windows 7 and later
- Mac OS X 10.11 or later
- Linux (Ubuntu 16.04 / 18.04)
What's new in v2.1.2
- Fixed read timeout when using USB1 on LPC4357.
What's new in v2.1.1
- Updated LPC-Link2 binary for CMSIS-DAP debug probe firmware (to ..V5_361).
- Updated LPC-Link2 binary for SEGGER J-Link debug probe firmware (to ..V20190404).
What's new in v2.1.0
- Updated LPC-Link2 firmware to v2.2.4
- Fixed bug that could in some circumstances lead to a hang if no QSPI device is present (requiring ISP reset)
The primary change in version 2.0 of LPCScrypt impacts the programming of QSPI devices, where we have migrated away from the use of LPC SPIFI library for the identification and low level programming of QSPI flash devices. The change was made to address the problem that only devices already known to LPCScrypt could be correctly identified and programmed. This issue, combined with the sheer volume of devices available has forced a different approach to be taken.
Fortunately, modern flash devices typically contain a data block describing their properties, including device size, low level structure and programming details etc. These data blocks and their use are collectively known as Serial Flash Discovery Protocol or SFDP. The standard for these blocks is described by JEDEC JESD216 standard(s). LPCScrypt version 2.0 now provides self configuring support for QSPI devices via their SFDP data.
- Summary of changes:
- Migrated from the use of the LPC SPIFI library to use Serial Flash Discovery Protocol (SFDP) as the primary method of QSPI identification and configuration
- certain parts that do not support the SFDP protocol are manually configured
- *NOTE* the range of supported QSPI devices may not exactly match those supported by previous versions of LPCScrypt
- Updated Mac host software to 64 bit
- Fixed issue with automatic serial port detection on Mac
- Updated Linux version with dedicated installer (now 64 bit)
- Updated LPC-Link2 firmware to v1.8.3
- Various minor additions, bug and documentation fixes
Downloads
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3 downloads
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Debugging and Visualization Tools
LPCScrypt Mac Installer v2.1.2
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Debugging and Visualization Tools
LPCScrypt Windows Installer v2.1.2
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Debugging and Visualization Tools
LPCScrypt Linux Installer v2.1.2
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Documentation
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2 documents
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User Guide
LPCScrypt User Guide
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Supporting Information
LPC-Link2 Debug Probe Firmware Programming
Design Resources
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Software Development Resources
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