In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Coriolis wrote:

Theres a window into what to do goffi, sniff the output of the SX-Key (between the Key and the SX) rather than the serial data between the PC and SX-Key. They are two completely seperate issues, since Parallax uses an SX on the SX-Key itself to translate data from the PC into a programming sequence for the target SX, they are not constrained on the PC->SX-Key protocol since they control both sides of the link (SX-IDE and SX-Key). There is nothing preventing them from redefining the programming command 0011 to 1101 or any other command mapping. You seek to understand how an SX is programmed, the only way of accomplishing that is by analysing the actual data sequence between the SX-Key and target SX. Trying to understand by analysing the serial com between the PC and SX-Key is like trying to learn French by reading a German translation of a French novel.

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