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Usage: D:\DataRoot\Projects\blackmagic\src\blackmagic.exe
	[-h | -l | [-vBITMASK] [-d PATH | -P NUMBER | -s SERIAL | -c TYPE]
	[-n NUMBER] [-j] [-C] [-t | -T] [-e] [-p] [-R[h]] [-H] [-M STRING ...]
	[-E | -w | -V | -r] [-a ADDR] [-S number] [file]]
						
	Probe selection options (if used choose one):
	-d, --device		<path> Use a serial device at the given path (Deprecated!)
	-P, --probe			<number> Use the <number>th debug probe found while scanning the
							system, see the output from list for the order
	-s, --serial		<serNumber> Select the debug probe with the given serial number
	-c, --ftdi-type		<type> Select the FTDI-based debug probe with of the given
							type (cable)
						
	General configuration options:
	-n, --number		<scanNum> Select the target device at the given position in the
							scan chain (use the -t option to get a scan chain listing)
	-j, --jtag			Use JTAG instead of SWD
	-C, --hw-reset		Connect to target under hardware reset
	-t, --list-chain	Perform a chain scan and display information about the
							connected devices
	-T, --timing		Perform continues read- or write-back of a value to allow
							measurement of protocol timing. Aborted by ^C
	-e, --extR			Assume external resistors for FTDI devices, that is having the
							FTDI chip connected through resistors to TMS, TDI and TDO
	-p, --power			Power the target from the probe (if possible)
	-R, --reset			[h] Reset the device. If followed by 'h', this will be done using
							the hardware reset line instead of over the debug link
	-H, --high-level		Do not use the high level command API (bmp-remote)
	-M, --monitor		<string> Run target-specific monitor commands. This option
							can be repeated for as many commands you wish to run.
							If the command contains spaces, use quotes around the
							complete command
	
	SWD-specific options:
	-f, --freq			<frequenct> Set operating frequency for SWD
	-m, --multi-drop	<target> Use the given target ID for selection in SWD multi-drop
	
	Flash operation options:
	-E, --erase			Erase the target device Flash
	-w, --write			Write the specified binary file to the target device
							Flash (the default)
	-V, --verify		Verify the target device Flash against the specified
							binary file
	-r, --read			Read the target device Flash

	Flash operation modifier options:
	-a, --addr			<address> Start address for the given Flash operation (defaults to
							the start of Flash)
	-S, --byte-count	<number> Number of bytes to work on in the Flash operation (default
							is till the operation fails or is complete)
	
	<file>				Binary file to use in Flash operations