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Hello Everyone,
We are in the production phase and would like to know would it be possible to use either the (one) Cyclone Pro, or USB multilink to program multiple target boards. Or does anyone know of any other products in the market that offer this capability ?
We are using the HCS08 series.
Thanks,
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we use cyclone pro
but its 1 unit programmed by cyclone
but you can get more cyclone
as a standalone its pretty easy you dont need a pc conected to program each unit
only a properly configured cyclone
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Yes, i am using the cyclone pro too. I tried to connect two boards in parralel to the cyclone but it didn't work/program.
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Hello,
You cannot parallel two boards! It is one board at a time connected to a Cyclone, because the BKGD/MS pin utilises data transfer in both directions.
The previous comment made referred to the possibility for the Cyclone to operate stand alone, without the need to always be connected to a computer. This would simplify the use of multiple Cyclone Pros, but still only with a single board connected to each one at any instant.
Regards,
Mac
