13.31.14.1 Semantics
Each custom serialization file has only one type of data format (binary, decimal, Hex or ASCII text). For example, if a file contains two different data formats (i.e. binary and decimal) it is considered an invalid file.
The length of each data file must be shorter or equal to the selected region length. If the data is shorter then the selected region length, the most significant bits shall be padded with 0’s. If the specified region length is longer then the selected region length, it is considered an invalid file.
- -Binary digit: 1 bit
- -Decimal digit: 4 bits
- -Hex digit: 4 bits
- -ASCII Character: 8 bits
If you wanted to use, for example, device serialization for three devices with serialization data
123, 321, and 456, you would create file name from_read.txt. Each line in
from_read.txt corresponds to the serialization data that will be programmed on each device.
For example, the first line corresponds to the first device to be programmed, the second line
corresponds to the second device to be programmed, and so on.