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What does the Jlink Download skill do?

J-Link Firmware Flashing It is listed under Coding & Dev Tools on SkillMD.

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Jlink Download by changde-tang — Agent Skill

Name: Jlink Download
Author: changde-tang

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J-Link Firmware Flashing

Invoke py_jlink_download.py to flash firmware files to target chips via J-Link debugger, supporting full process of erase, flash, verify, and reset.

Tool Script

Script Path: py_jlink_download.py Dependencies: Python 3.x + pylink library

pip install pylink

Usage

# Basic usage (default chip GD32F103C8)
python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin

# Specify chip model
python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin -d STM32F103C8

# Specify flash start address
python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin -a 0x08001000

# Skip erase and verify (faster)
python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin --no-erase --no-verify

Parameter Description

Parameter	Short	Description	Default
`firmware`	-	Firmware file path (.bin or .hex)	Required
`--device`	`-d`	Target chip model	`GD32F103C8`
`--addr`	`-a`	Flash start address	`0x08000000`
`--no-erase`	-	Skip chip erase before flashing	Default erase
`--no-verify`	-	Skip flash data verification	Default verify
`--no-run`	-	Do not reset and run after flash	Default reset

Flash Process

Initialize and connect J-Link
Connect to target chip (SWD interface)
Erase chip (optional)
Write firmware file
Read memory to verify data (optional)
Reset and run program (optional)

Common Chip Models

GD32F103C8 / GD32F303RC
STM32F103C8 / STM32F103RET6

If chip model is unknown, run JLinkDevices command to view the complete device list supported by J-Link.

Notes

Ensure J-Link debugger is connected to both computer and target board
Chip model must exactly match the name in J-Link database
For .hex file flashing, verification step errors can be ignored (hex format contains address information)

---name: jlink-downloaddescription: J-Link Firmware Flashing---# J-Link Firmware FlashingInvoke `py_jlink_download.py` to flash firmware files to target chips via J-Link debugger, supporting full process of erase, flash, verify, and reset.## Tool Script**Script Path**: `py_jlink_download.py`**Dependencies**: Python 3.x + `pylink` library```bashpip install pylink```## Usage```bash# Basic usage (default chip GD32F103C8)python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin# Specify chip modelpython py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin -d STM32F103C8# Specify flash start addresspython py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin -a 0x08001000# Skip erase and verify (faster)python py_jlink_download.py firmware.bin --no-erase --no-verify```## Parameter Description| Parameter | Short | Description | Default || ------------- | ----- | ---------------------------------- | ------------- || `firmware` | - | Firmware file path (.bin or .hex) | **Required** || `--device` | `-d` | Target chip model | `GD32F103C8` || `--addr` | `-a` | Flash start address | `0x08000000` || `--no-erase` | - | Skip chip erase before flashing | Default erase || `--no-verify` | - | Skip flash data verification | Default verify || `--no-run` | - | Do not reset and run after flash | Default reset |## Flash Process1. Initialize and connect J-Link2. Connect to target chip (SWD interface)3. Erase chip (optional)4. Write firmware file5. Read memory to verify data (optional)6. Reset and run program (optional)## Common Chip Models- `GD32F103C8` / `GD32F303RC`- `STM32F103C8` / `STM32F103RET6`> If chip model is unknown, run `JLinkDevices` command to view the complete device list supported by J-Link.## Notes- Ensure J-Link debugger is connected to both computer and target board- Chip model must exactly match the name in J-Link database- For `.hex` file flashing, verification step errors can be ignored (hex format contains address information)

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