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3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

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Commands<br />

Verify Memory Device<br />

Main Menu / Verify Device / Verify Memory Device<br />

To verify a memory device, follow these steps:<br />

1. Select and socket a memory device.<br />

2. Select Verify Device from the Main Menu. The Verify Memory Device screen<br />

is 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 = xxxxxxxx<br />

The following parameters can be specified in the Verify Memory Device screen.<br />

� <strong>Data</strong> Word Width<br />

Sets the word width of the data to be verified. For 8-bit (or larger) devices,<br />

the minimum word width is equal to the device word width and the<br />

maximum is 64. For 4-bit devices, your word width choices are 4, 8, 16,<br />

and 32. This value should match the data bus word width in the target<br />

system for the device being programmed.<br />

� Next Device<br />

Designates the next device in the set. For example, if you are using 8-bit<br />

devices and have specified a word width of 16 bits on the Verify Memory<br />

Device screen, then two devices are required to verify each 16-bit word.<br />

Typing 1 for the next set member directs the programmer to verify the first<br />

device in the set with even-numbered addresses of the memory block.<br />

Typing 2 directs the programmer to use odd-numbered addresses.<br />

� Total Set Size<br />

Specifies the number of virtual devices in the set for device operations. For<br />

example, if you are verifying 16-bit wide data into two 8-bit wide devices,<br />

your virtual device still equals one (one 16-bit virtual device). Enter any<br />

number between 1 and 99. Automatic Set Size calculation is tried when<br />

any of these parameters are changed: Device width, Device Block Size or<br />

User <strong>Data</strong> Size. Total Set Size can be defined by the following equation:<br />

TOTAL SET SIZE<br />

=<br />

DEVICE BLOCK SIZE<br />

USER DATA SIZE<br />

DATA WORD WIDTH<br />

DEVICE WIDTH<br />

� User <strong>Data</strong> Size<br />

Specifies the hexadecimal size, in bytes, of the data block used to verify<br />

the device with the source. This value is normally equal to the device size,<br />

or to a multiple of the device size for verifying a set. If 0 is entered, it is<br />

reset to the device size. User <strong>Data</strong> Size works with Total Set Size to<br />

determine the total amount of bytes to verify with a set of devices.<br />

� Next Operation Begins At<br />

Specifies the user memory address where the next data byte will be<br />

verified. This value is calculated from <strong>Data</strong> Word Width, Device Block Size,<br />

Memory Begin Address, device width, and next set member parameters.<br />

4-16 <strong>3980xpi</strong>/3980/3900/2900 User <strong>Manual</strong><br />

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