3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

Programming Parameters
Commands
More Commands/Configure System/Edit/Programming Parameters
Use the Edit Programming Parameters screen to specify programming options,
to enter memory block parameters, and to enable/disable different tests.
If you want to use the settings in a future programming session, save them in
a configuration file. Use the Save command (part of the Configure System
menu) to save the settings for later use.
The programming parameters and settings are described below.
� Reject Option (C,S)
Selects the number of times the device is pulsed with programming voltage
before it is rejected as unprogrammable.
C—Selects the number of pulses specified by the manufacturer. Unless you
are programming devices to a strict military specification, you should leave
this option set to C, which is the default.
S—Selects either one-pulse or military-specification number of pulses.
� Logic Verification (F,V,A)
Specifies the type of logic verification to perform. Press SPACE to step
through the following three choices:
All (A)—All directs the programmer to perform both fuse verification and
vector verification. This is the default setting.
Fuse Verification F—Fuse Verification checks the fuse pattern
programmed into the device with the pattern in the programmer's memory.
Vector Verification V—Vector Verification functionally tests the device,
using structured test vectors stored in memory. Vector testing for logic
devices with more than 84 pins is not supported.
Vector testing for logic devices with more than 44 pins is not supported.
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� Verify Passes (0,1,2)
Selects the number of times to test the device.
0—do not to test the device.
1—test the device once at the device manufacturer's nominal Vcc.
2—Verify the device at the manufacturer's recommended high and low Vcc
levels. This is the default.
� Verify Data Format (B,H)
Specifies either B (binary) or H (hex) for the mis-verify data display format
on the Verify Memory Device screen.
� Algorithm Type (D,E,K,C)
Selects the type of device algorithms.
D—Selects algorithms from those on the Algorithm disk. If you select D,
then choose Select Device, the standard Manufacturer List is displayed.
E—Selects algorithms from the alg.ext file, which contains extended
algorithms used by Data I/O for device approvals, special device algorithm
updates, and the Archived Devices disk.
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