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 Options: Options:
- -a   arduino (DTR + CAP) reset + -a     arduino (DTR + CAP) reset 
- -b N use TTY baud rate N + -b N   use TTY baud rate N 
- -d   hang up DTR after serial port open + -d     hang up DTR after serial port open 
- -e   read EEPROM + -e     read EEPROM 
- -f   read flash + -f     read flash 
- -h   HELLO only + -h     HELLO only 
- -i N use CAN bus message id N + -i N   use CAN bus message id N 
- -k N send BRK for N ms after serial port open + -k N   send BRK for N ms after serial port open 
- -n   do not run firmware on exit + -l H|R log serial input when done (H = hex, R = raw) 
- -p   run pickle pctrl to reset device + -n     do not run firmware on exit 
- -q   quiet erase/write + -p     run pickle pctrl to reset device 
- -r   hang up RTS after serial port open + -q     quiet erase/write 
- -s   simulate erase/write + -r     hang up RTS after serial port open 
- -t   time to wait in ms after serial port open + -s     simulate erase/write 
- -v   verify + -t     time to wait in ms after serial port open 
- -w N winklepicker mode N (1 or 2) reset + -v     verify 
- -x N drain serial and delay N us per TX byte + -w N   winklepicker mode N (1 or 2) reset 
- -z A erase page at address A+ -x     drain serial output after each transmitted byte 
 + -z A   erase page at address A
  
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 The device can either be a serial interface of CAN Bus interface. Support for The device can either be a serial interface of CAN Bus interface. Support for
-CAN Bus is boot loader dependent and is only available for Wellington boot loader at present.+CAN Bus is platform and boot loader dependent and is only available for Linux and the Wellington boot loader at present.
  
 === Example === === Example ===
  
-Here a device attached to RPi is first reset using `pctrl restore' and the+Here a device (which is attached to an RPi) is reset using `pctrl restore' and then
 a hex file image is uploaded at 57600 baud. a hex file image is uploaded at 57600 baud.