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RSDLite feature details:

Command Line Usage details
RSDLite can be launched by the command line method. The usage of command line has the syntax as following:

[RSDLite Launching path] [-f] [Flash/Flex file path] {[Option parameter]…}

Option parameter = [Option command line parameter] {value}

The details of description of command line parameters are below:

“-f”: It is mandatory in the command line method and used to separator the application path and flash/flex file path.

“-t”: It is an optional parameter and the followed parameter must specify the time out value which is used to decide when to start flash/flex operation. If the value is less than the default value defined in RSDLite.ini file or even not specified, the default value will be used.

“-s”: It is an optional parameter and it means that it should suppress all prompts of RSDLite.

“-c”: It is an optional parameter and it means that RSDLite should be closed automatically when it finishes flash/flex operation.

“-h”: It is an optional parameter and the followed value designates the action after flash. Otherwise the default action in PST.ini file will be used.

“-x”: It is an optional parameter and the followed value designates the action after flex. Otherwise the default action in PST.ini file will be used.

“-p”: It is an optional parameter and it specifies the value for MFF loop feature. Otherwise the default action in PST.ini file will be used.

“-m”: It is an optional parameter and it specifies the work mode. Otherwise the default action in PST.ini file will be used.

“-n”: It is an optional parameter and it will enable “TI Blank Flash” option of RSDLite.

“-o”: It is an optional parameter and it will enable “ODM_Serial” option of RSDLite.

“-d”: It is an optional parameter and it needs to detect all devices designated by the input, and then start flash/flex automatically after the time delay specified by “-t”.

“-w”: It is an optional parameter which specifies the maximum detecting time. It depends on the setting of “-d”, that means it will be ignored if “-d” is not set. If the maximum detecting time is out, but the number of phones’ arrival is less than the one specified by “-d”, RSD Lite will pipe out the time out information to the user and close automatically if “-c” is set, or RSD Lite will send out a time out message if “-c” is not set. If all the phones specified by “-d” arrive within the maximum detecting time, RSD Lite will go on to do the flash/flex operation immediately after a the time delay specified by “-t”.

The parameters can combine freely. The order of the parameter is not cared in the command line.

As to the application file path and flash/flex file path, they can be expressed as in the way either the relative path or the absolute path. The formats are as following:

l .\..\XXX\SDL.exe

l ..\XXX\XX\..\XX\xx.sdf

l D:\XXX\XXX\SDL.exe

An example for command line of RSDLite is as follwing:

D:\SDL.exe -f D:\abc.shx –t 10 –s –c –h 1 –x 0 –p 2 –m 1

ODM Usage details

The following ODM serial phones are being supported as of now:

Ø Tango – Serial Phone based on TI-Locosto chipset

Other ODM USB phones supported as of now for flashing are:

Ø Borneo

Ø Lipari MT

Ø Salina HT

ODM Serial Drivers: Please install the ODM drivers, as needed for the ODM phones. The serial drivers are to be obtained from the ODM teams handling the project. For ODM-Serial driver issues, please contact the appropriate teams.

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