4.1.4.1.4 Signal output

The signal output control provides state control after programming is complete, including automatic operation, power output shutdown at the end of programming, and reset mode control.

• Starting the chip after programming is complete: When programming is complete, run the target chip.
• Turning off the power output when programming is complete: When programming is complete, turn off the power output.
  • Power-up delay time: Delayed power supply time to the target chip.
  • Power-off delay time: Delayed power-off time to the target chip after programming is completed.
• Reset Mode Selection: Select the reset (operation) mode of the target chip.
  • Reset pin is held low: Setting the reset pin to output a low level is commonly used in Under reset mode when connecting and to disable running the firmware at the end of programming.
  • Hardware Reset Disable: Disables the reset pin function and sets it to high resistance mode.
  • Hardware Reset: Use normal hardware pin reset function.
  • Hardware reset and system reset: Use both the hardware reset pin as well as the software system reset.
  • System Reset: Disable the hardware reset pin and use the software system reset method.
  • Vector Reset: Disables the hardware reset pin and uses a software reset to the location where the user code begins.
  • POR: Performs a power-on reset.
  • Shuts down the port and performs a POR: Sets the port to a high resistance state and performs a power-on reset.

tip

Turning off the power output after programming is complete cannot be shared with starting the chip after it becomes complete and chip auto-connect detection because it is not possible to run the chip after a power failure or to detect changes in the chip connection status.