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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Verify Device<br />
Verify Logic Device<br />
Commands<br />
The Verify Device command compares data in a programmed device with data<br />
in RAM. Depending on the type of device selected, either the Verify Logic<br />
Device screen or the Verify Memory Device screen appears when you select<br />
the Verify Device command.<br />
Before you can verify a device, you must load the data into RAM. For more<br />
information, see page 4-8.<br />
Main Menu/Verify Device/Verify Logic Device<br />
To verify a logic device, follow these steps:<br />
1. Select and socket a logic device.<br />
2. Select Verify Device from the Main Menu. The Verify Logic Device screen is<br />
displayed.<br />
3. Specify the parameters you want, then press ENTER to begin verifying.<br />
4. When the verify operation is complete, the programmer displays the<br />
following message: OPERATION COMPLETE: Sumcheck = xxxx<br />
The following parameters are available:<br />
� Logic Verification (A,F,V)<br />
Specifies the type of logic verification to perform. Press SPACE to step<br />
through the following three choices:<br />
All (A)—directs the programmer to perform both fuse verification and<br />
vector verification. This setting is the default.<br />
Fuse Verification (F)—checks the fuse pattern programmed into the<br />
device with the pattern in the programmer's memory.<br />
Vector Verification (V)—functionally tests the device using structured<br />
test vectors stored in memory. The programmer does not support vector<br />
testing for logic devices with more than 84 pins. If you try to perform a<br />
vector test on a device with more than 84 pins, the following message is<br />
displayed: OPERATION COMPLETE: Sumcheck = hhhhhhhh<br />
Vector test not supported)<br />
The programmer does not support vector testing for logic devices with<br />
more than 44 pins.—2900<br />
� Verify Passes (0,1,2)<br />
Selects the number of times to test the device.<br />
0—do not to test the device.<br />
1—test the device once at the device manufacturer's nominal Vcc.<br />
2—verify the device at the device manufacturer's recommended high and<br />
low Vcc levels. This setting is the default.<br />
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