User manual for Nuvoton's NUC980 NuWriter programming tool, covering boot options, USB ISP, and image creation steps.
The NuWriter is a programming tool for NUC980 series micro‑processors. It uses the chip’s USB ISP mode to transfer image files from a Windows PC to on‑board storage devices such as NAND Flash, SPI Flash, eMMC/SD, and SPI NAND Flash.
The manual describes how to configure power‑on settings via DIP switches, select boot sources, and perform various operation modes (NAND, SPI, eMMC/SD, USB ISP, Pack and Mass‑Production modes). It also provides source‑code information and revision history for developers.
| Supported storage devices | NAND Flash, SPI Flash, eMMC/SD, SPI NAND Flash |
|---|---|
| Boot source selection bits | 00=USB, 01=SD/eMMC, 10=NAND, 11=SPI |
| QSPI0_CLK frequency options | 30 MHz or 50 MHz |
| NAND Flash page size options | 2 KB, 4 KB, 8 KB |
Set the corresponding DIP switch bits (SW2.1‑SW2.10) to 00 for USB, 01 for SD/eMMC, 10 for NAND, or 11 for SPI boot.
Use DIP switch SW2.3: set to 0 for 30 MHz or 1 for 50 MHz.
The tool supports 2 KB, 4 KB, and 8 KB NAND Flash page sizes.
It can program NAND Flash, SPI Flash, eMMC/SD, and SPI NAND Flash on the NUC980 board.