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 />
Command Keystrokes Description<br />
Restore<br />
Block<br />
Save<br />
Vector<br />
Repeat<br />
Saved<br />
Fill Fuse Map<br />
More Commands/Edit <strong>Data</strong>/Fill Fuse Map<br />
This command enables you to fill the fuse map with a variable, which may be<br />
useful if you have loaded a fuse map into memory and you want to clear the<br />
fuse map from memory.<br />
You can also automatically perform this operation as part of a download<br />
operation by either using the F field in a JEDEC file, or by enabling the Fill<br />
Memory option on the Communication Parameters screen.<br />
To fill the fuse map with a variable, follow these steps:<br />
1. Enter the desired one-digit value (0 or 1) in the Fill Variable field. Press<br />
SPACE to toggle the variable between 1 and 0. 0 represents an<br />
unprogrammed state, while 1 represents a programmed state.<br />
2. When the desired fill variable is displayed, press ENTER.<br />
3. The programmer fills the fuse map with the specified variable. When done,<br />
the programmer displays Done in the message bar.<br />
Clear Vectors<br />
CTRL+U Restores the current page of vector data to its original<br />
state (before editing this page began). Only the data<br />
visible on the screen is affected by this command,<br />
which is effective only if there have been no paging<br />
commands since changes were made.<br />
CTRL+W Saves the current vector (at the cursor) to a<br />
temporary buffer.<br />
CTRL+V Inserts the vector that was last saved using the<br />
Ctrl+W command. When you execute this command,<br />
the saved vector is placed in front of the vector<br />
highlighted by the cursor.<br />
Exit Editor F2 Exits vector editor and returns to the previous screen.<br />
More Commands/Edit <strong>Data</strong>/Clear Vectors<br />
This command enables you to clear the current test vectors from memory.<br />
To clear vectors, press ENTER.<br />
Note: Only vectors in programmer RAM are cleared. This command cannot<br />
be used to clear vectors stored on a disk.<br />
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