Writing scripts based on the UPA-USB S programmer - Online training

If you are interested in electronics and wish to develop your programming skills, our training is an excellent opportunity. This is a way to combine pleasure with usefulness and spend a weekend learning something valuable. Invest in yourself, take advantage of the course and improve your skills, which will pay off in both hobby and professional projects!

The training consists of:

Section 1 – Introduction to the graphical interface of our IDE

Lesson 2 – Introduction to Visual Pascal – theory

Lesson 3 – Conditional statements, selection functions, and loops

Lesson 4 – Displaying results and retrieving user input

Lesson 5 – Creating a new project and explaining individual lines of code

Lesson 6 – First graphical user interface, keyboard shortcuts

Lesson 7 – Reading information from the buffer in the program

Lesson 8 – Changing data in the program buffer

Lesson 9 – Reading the VIN number using a loop: for to do

Lesson 10 – Reading the VIN number using a loop: while

Lesson 11 – Reading the VIN number using a loop: repeat until

Lesson 12 – How to handle multiple dump versions – reading VIN and PIN

Lesson 13 – Comparing three values using the if conditional function

Lesson 14 – Application of the TMemo and TGroupBox components, duplication of the Read and Verify functions in the script, inserting data into the Security Bytes window in the program

Lesson 15 – Setting the frequency of the quartz resonator in the programLesson

16 – Formatting data using the FORMAT functionLesson

17 – Adding scripts to the Device TreeLesson

18 – Universal reusable program skeletonLesson

19 – Operations on the chip with information about the status of the operationLesson

20 – Open, save a file from HexEditor in a programLesson

21 – Open, save a file from XHexEdit1 in the scriptLesson

22 – Preparing an image and adding it to the scriptLesson

23 – Opening additional windows in the scriptLesson

24 – Function as a universal mechanism for storing algorithmsLesson

25 – Getting data from the userLesson

26 – Testing the applicationLesson

27 – Preparing a script for distributionLesson

28 – Your own testing groundLesson

29 – Your own DLL libraryLesson

30 – Canvas – drawing from a script