I'm trying to look into production programming without having to use the ASC_BSL mode. I am considering programming the devices in SWD mode. I have a Segger J-Link Base with the license to run J-Flash. If I have already switched the BMI on a part to SWD mode, I have no problem using the J-Flash program to flash a part already in SWD mode. Is it possible to script the com port on the J-Link base to swap the boot mode index on the target device prior to flashing? The goal is to make the flashing process a one click procedure.
I know I can change the BMI in software. Thats not the problem. What if I just want to factory program a chip in SWD mode instead of ASC-BSL mode? I have to get the chip out of ASC-BSL mode somehow before having programmed the chip. I know I have to send it commands via UART prior to SWD programming to do that, but is there an existing production grade solution to do this?
Let's assume that you had some ways of changing the BMI within the software and the XMC is in SWD mode ready for flash programming. Unfortunately Infineon do not have specific tools for flash programming using SWD protocol for mass production. You can contact JLINK or PLS .
