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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Optional Parameters<br />
Commands<br />
The Non-default Parameters screen, which contains the preceding<br />
parameters and any default parameters that were changed, is displayed as the<br />
default. The more complex All Parameters screen displays the following<br />
additional parameters. To toggle between the two screens, press F4.<br />
� Memory Begin Address<br />
Specifies the beginning RAM address, in hex, against which the first byte of<br />
data is verified during a verify operation. The Memory Begin Address must<br />
be an even address if you have selected a 16-bit device. The default is 0.<br />
� Device Begin Address<br />
Specifies the first hex device address that will be verified.<br />
� Device Block Size<br />
Specifies the size, in hex, of device data used in device operations. When<br />
you select a device, Device Block Size is automatically set to the device<br />
size and normally does not need to be changed. It is also automatically set<br />
to a smaller value if the Device Begin Address is nonzero. This parameter<br />
can be changed if desired. If a zero is entered, the Device Block Size is set<br />
automatically to equal the device size.<br />
� Set Auto-increment<br />
When enabled, directs the programmer (when in a set verify mode) to the<br />
starting memory address of the next data block that is to be verified. For<br />
example, if you have four 1K x 8 devices to verify against a 4K x 8 block of<br />
data, using the auto-increment option directs the programmer to point to<br />
the first address of the next 1K block after each device has been verified.<br />
For single device operations, this feature should be disabled and the Next<br />
Device parameter should be set to 1.<br />
Note: Items with an * (asterisk) are visible on the screen only if the<br />
selected device supports the feature.<br />
* Compare Electronic ID<br />
When enabled, compares the electronic signature of the device against the<br />
electronic signature of the selected algorithm.<br />
* Odd/Even Byte Swap (Y,N)<br />
When enabled, allows the Most Significant Bytes (MSB) and the Least<br />
Significant Bytes (LSB) of 16-bit words to be swapped when data is verified<br />
between a 16-bit device and memory. When disabled, data is verified with<br />
the MSB at an odd address. When enabled, the MSB is at an even address.<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 is the default.<br />
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