3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation
3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation
3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation
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Commands<br />
Load Device<br />
Load Logic Device<br />
Load Memory Device<br />
The Load Device command allows you to copy data from a master device into<br />
RAM. Depending on whether you select a logic or memory device, either the<br />
Load Logic Device screen or the Load Memory Device screen will appear when<br />
you select this command.<br />
Main Menu / Load Device / Load Logic Parameters screen<br />
To load user memory with data from a logic device, follow these steps:<br />
1. Select and socket a logic device.<br />
2. Select Load Device from the Main Menu. The Load Logic Device screen is<br />
displayed.<br />
3. Press ENTER to begin the loading.<br />
4. When the load operation is complete, the programmer displays the<br />
following message: OPERATION COMPLETE: Sumcheck = xxxx.<br />
Main Menu / Load Device / Load Memory Parameters screen<br />
To load user memory with data from a memory device, follow these steps:<br />
1. Select and socket a memory device.<br />
2. Select Load Device from the Main Menu.<br />
3. From the Load Memory Device screen, specify the parameters you want,<br />
then press ENTER to begin loading.<br />
4. When the load operation is complete, the programmer displays<br />
OPERATION COMPLETE: Sumcheck = xxxxxxxx<br />
You can specify the following parameters in the Load Memory Device screen:<br />
� <strong>Data</strong> Word Width<br />
Sets the word width of data to be loaded. For 8-bit or larger devices, the<br />
minimum word width equals the device width and the maximum word<br />
width is 64. For 4-bit devices, the word width choices are 4, 8, 16, and 32.<br />
This value should match the data bus word width in the target system for<br />
the device being programmed. The default value is the device word width.<br />
� Next Device<br />
Designates the next device (next set member) in the set. For example, if<br />
you are using 8-bit devices and have specified a word width of 16 bits on<br />
the Load Memory Device screen, it requires two devices to store each 16bit<br />
word.<br />
Type 1 for the next set member to direct the programmer to load the first<br />
device in the set at even-address bytes of the memory block.<br />
Type 2 to direct the programmer to load the second device at odd address<br />
bytes of the memory block.<br />
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