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→Power: Added info on jumpers for different power sources
The ST7 can be programmed using the RLINK-STD programmer. This programmer is available from Digi-Key https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/iotize/RLINK-STD/9923059
=== FlashBash Programmer ===
The FlashBash ST7 programmer claims to be able to program the ST7 on the LMS-6. This has not been evaluated yet. http://www.spen-soft.co.uk/
FlashBash V3 PCB can be ordered from DirtyPCBs.com: https://dirtypcbs.com/store/designer/details/1826/6489/flashbash-v3-st7-programmer
=== LMS-6 Card Edge Interface ===
LMS-6 Card edge interface board KiCad schematic and board layout: https://github.com/Reid-n0rc/LMS-6_Interface_Board
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+LMS-6 Card Edge Connector Digi-Key BOM
|-
|885012207095
|}
====Interface Description and Theory of Operation====
The LMS-6 interface PCB allows the LMS-6 to be powered, connect to USB to UART, and connect to an in circuit programmer through the card edge connector.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Power Jumper Settings
! rowspan="2" |Jumper Ref Des
! colspan="4" |Jumpered Pins
|-
!Battery
!USB 5V
!Banana Jacks Regulated (J1&J3)
!Direct Power (J11&J12)
|-
|J2
|X
|2,3
|1,2
|X
|-
|J6
|1,2
|2,3
|2,3
|2,3
|-
|J10
|X
|2,3
|2,3
|1,2
|}
=====Circuit Power Options=====
The LMS-6 Inteface board offers four power options to power LMS-6.
====== Battery Power ======
The LMS-6 can be powered using three CR123 lithium batteries connected to the LMS-6 onboard battery holders. Batter power is enabled by jumpering Pin 1 and Pin to of J6 together.
====== USB 5V Power ======
The LMS-6 can be powered from the J4 Micro USB B connection. This is enabled by jumpering Pin 2 and Pin 3 of J2; Pin 2 and Pin 3 of J6.
USB power is indicated by D2 Green LED
=====USB to UART=====
=====In Circuit Programming=====
===== eFuse =====
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==Reference==
Here are some reference materials. This is an initial population of material, and this section will need significant cleanup - putting links up for now.
