Flash Magic has a command line interface that is fully described in the manual (chapter 8). You can set up a batch file that does everything you want on a double-click. You can construct complex operations such as programming multiple hex files or programming via multiple com ports for example.

Flash Magic also has the "Just In Time" feature (GUI only) which allows you to create your own modules to generate serial numbers. We did it this way because there are an infinite number of different ways of generating serial numbers. This gives you an open ended method of doing it. All you need is some C knowledge and a free PC compiler. Flash Magic even comes with a couple of examples which show serial number generation. They can be found in the "JIT Examples" subfolder where you installed Flash Magic.

Infact, if you can write your own command line C programs for a PC then you don't even need to use JIT modules because you can easily generate your own hex files dynamically then call the flash magic command line interface all from your own program.

Anyway, there are lots of ways to do it and as Erik pointed out, this only applies to the Philips devices (P prefix in part name). Flash Magic does not work with the Atmel devices (different prefixes).

Hope this helps.

Andy
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