Writing scripts based on the UPA - S programmer - Online training

Learning to write scripts over the weekend? It's a great way to develop your skills and make the most of your free time! If you have no plans for the next weekend, I invite you to our specialized training in writing scripts for the UPA-USB S programmer and CAN analyzer from Elrasoft. This is an intensive course offering over 3 hours of professional video materials that will guide you step by step through all key issues related to creating scripts and adapting them to your own projects.

To start with, the first 8 lessons are an introduction to scripting - a solid knowledge base that will help you master the basics necessary for further learning. These lessons cover the basic principles and structures in detail, so you can quickly get to grips with the topic and prepare for more advanced topics.

Our training was developed with maximum comfort and convenience of participants in mind. Each video is available with subtitles in Polish and English, making it easier to understand technical details, regardless of your level of advancement. Additionally, using Google Translator, you can translate the course content into any language, which makes the training available to electronics enthusiasts from all over the world.
 
During the training, you will also find specific examples of scripts that you can use directly or adapt to your own projects. Thanks to this, you not only learn how to write scripts, but also obtain ready-made solutions that will make your work with the programmer easier and speed up the implementation of projects.
 
Why is it worth taking part in this training?

• You will learn to create and optimize your own scripts, which will increase your efficiency.
• You will gain practical knowledge that you can easily apply in your daily work with UPA-USB S.
• You will benefit from accessible and thoroughly discussed materials, thanks to which you will quickly start implementing the acquired knowledge.
• The script examples available in the course will allow you to learn by doing, accelerating your skill development.

If you are interested in electronics and want to develop your programming skills, our training is an excellent opportunity. It's a way to combine business with pleasure and spend the weekend learning something valuable. Invest in yourself, take the course and improve your skills, which will result in both hobby and professional projects!

The training consists of: 

Lesson 1 - Introduction to the graphical interface of our IDE
Lesson 2 - Introduction to Visual Pascal - theory
Lesson 3 - Conditional statements, selection functions and loops
Lesson 4 - Displaying results and retrieving data from the user
Lesson 5 - Creating a new project and explaining individual lines of code
Lesson 6 - First graphical user interface, keyboard shortcuts
Lesson 7 - Reading information from the buffer in the program
Lesson 8 - Changing data in the program buffer
Lesson 9 - Reading the VIN number using a for to do loop
Lesson 10 - Reading the VIN number using the while do loop
Lesson 11 - Reading the VIN number using a repeat until loop
Lesson 12 - How to deal with several different versions of the dump - reading VIN and PIN
Lesson 13 - Comparing three values ​​using the if conditional function
Lesson 14 - Using the component: TMemo and TGroupBox, duplicating the Read and Verify functions in the script, inserting data into the Security Bytes window in the program
Lesson 15 - Setting the frequency of the quartz resonator in the program
Lesson 16 - Formatting data using the function: FORMAT
Lesson 17 - Adding scripts to Device Tree
Lesson 18 - A universal, reusable program framework
Lesson 19 - Operations on an integrated circuit with information about the operation status
Lesson 20 - Open and save the file from HexEditor in the program
Lesson 21 - Open, save the file with XHexEdit1 in the script
Lesson 22 - Preparing a photo and adding it to the script
Lesson 23 - Opening additional windows in the script
Lesson 24 - Function as a universal mechanism for storing algorithms
Lesson 25 - Retrieving data from the user
Lesson 26 - Application testing
Lesson 27 - Preparing a script for distribution
Lesson 28 - Your own testing ground
Lesson 29 - Your own DLL library
Lesson 30 - Canvas - drawing after the script