This section describes the data expected for the commands that require data to be sent to the device.

• Erase
  Each bit of the 32-bit data sent with the erase command corresponds to a sector.
  • Data Bit 0 – Sector A
  • Data Bit 1 – Sector B
  • And, so forth
  Table 5-5 Erase Packet

  Header	Data Length	Command	Data	Checksum	Footer
  0x1BE4	6 (bytes)	0x0300 CPU1 0x0400 CPU2	32-bit Data (1 means erase, 0 means do not erase)	Checksum of Command and Data	0xE41B

• Unlock
  • 1st 32 bits is Key 1
  • 2nd 32 bits is Key 2
  • 3rd 32 bits is Key 3
  • 4th 32 bits is Key 4
  Table 5-6 Unlock Packet

  Header	Data Length	Command	Data	Checksum	Footer
  0x1BE4	4 (bytes)	0x000A CPU1 Z1 0x000B CPU1 Z2 0x000C CPU2 Z1 0x000D CPU2 Z2	128-bit Data	Checksum of Command and Data	0xE41B

• Run
  • 32-bit address
  Table 5-7 Run Packet

  Header	Data Length	Command	Data	Checksum	Footer
  0x1BE4	4 (bytes)	0x000E CPU1 0x0020 CPU2	32-bit Data	Checksum of Command and Data	0xE41B