3980xpi/3980/3900 V8.7 User Notes - Data I/O Corporation

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• Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachi Transferred to Renesas Technology CorpOn April 1, 2003, the semiconductor operations of Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachiwere transferred to Renesas Technology Corporation. These operations includemicrocomputer, logic, analog and discrete devices, and memory chips other thanDRAMs (flash memory, SRAMs, etc.). Beginning in V7.4, a new menu selectionappeared for Renesas Technology Corporation.As a result of this transfer:All devices currently distributed by Renesas Technology Corporation arefound under the "Renesas Tech" menu selection.All new supports (devices) distributed by Renesas Technology Corporation,regardless of the Mitsubishi or Hitachi part markings, are found only underthe "Renesas Tech" menu selection.All existing supports for Mitsubishi or Hitachi devices currently marketedby Renesas Technology Corporation are found under both their previousmenu selections and the "Renesas Tech" menu selection. This dual listingprevents problems with customer Tasks.• Parallel Port Upgrade AvailableSoftware support for parallel port upgrade configurations of the 3980 and the3900 with hard drive became available at V6.6. The parallel port makes datadownload up to 600% faster using TaskLink for Windows®.To obtain this upgrade, please call your Customer Support Office as listed in thePreface of your User Manual. In the United States, call 1-800-3-DATAIO.• 3980xpiThe 3980xpi offers many advantages in device programming. The new parallel portinterface allows for quick data downloads for large devices, with data throughput upto 600% faster than on the 3980. With its integrated Mass Storage Module, the 3980xpiprovides fast algorithm selection and high-capacity local data storage. And the3980xpi is fully backwards compatible with previous software revisions andpre-compiled TaskLink Tasks or Kits. TaskLink for Windows® is included with the3980xpi.For information on how to connect and configure the 3980xpi, see TaskLink onlineHelp (version 4.21 or newer).3980xpi/3980/3900 V8.7 User Notes 4
Reminders• Changes to Computer Remote Control (CRC) in V6.8Beginning with V6.8, new CRC commands were added for:Programmer type queryDevice type queryDevice Electronic ID queryFill RAM with non-repeating test patternDevice list querySelection for checksum typeStand-alone device erase operationUpdating programmer softwareFor specific information about these new CRC commands, please see the updatedUniSystem Computer Remote Control application note (983-0490-005) available onthe Data I/O Web site at http://www.dataio.com.Beginning in V6.7, the 49] command in CRC mode first issues a prompt beforereturning to Terminal Mode so that XPI programmers can return an error message ifnothing is connected to the serial port.• Changes to Terminal Mode in V6.8Beginning with V6.8, the “Device Configure Edit” screen appears under the MainMenu in Terminal Mode when a device is selected with options that can be edited.For all other device types, the More Commands menu is positioned lower on thescreen than in previous versions. Note that the “Device Configure Edit” screen is alsostill available from the More Commands/Device Checks/Device Configure menu.The appearance of the “Device Configure Edit” screen changed in V6.8. With somenewer sectored devices, it became possible to set the Begin Device and Device BlockSize parameters from the “Device Configure Edit” screen. Also, the control-K option(^K) was added in V6.8. Pressing ^K changes the display and entry of sectorinformation to an abbreviated mode useful for devices with a large number of sectors.Please refer to the Help feature for more information.Device operation block limit parameters are reset to defaults when a new device typeis selected (V6.8). In earlier versions, device operation block limit parameters werereset only if their values exceeded the size of the newly selected device.• Improved Checksum Calculation With Devices Using Sector ProtectThis change only affects filling the programmer RAM with “FF” before you programa 16-bit device. In versions of software before V5.9, if you entered sector protect data,only the least significant byte of the 16-bit word in RAM was changed. For example, ifyou entered sector protect data “01”, the 16-bit word would read “FF01”. All sectorswere protected correctly but a different device checksum was calculated because the“FF” in the most significant byte (“FF01”) was added into the device checksum. Insoftware version 5.9 and later, when you enter sector protect data “01”, the 16-bitword in the programmer’s RAM will be entered as “0001”. This modification wasmade so the high order byte does not change the device checksum reported at the endof the programming cycle.3980xpi/3980/3900 V8.7 User Notes 5
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