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3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

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Serial Output<br />

Commands<br />

The following parameters are available:<br />

� Source (R,D)<br />

Select the Source for the disk file data. Press SPACE to toggle between R<br />

(RAM) and D (disk).<br />

� Filename<br />

Specifies the name of the disk file from which the data are taken. This<br />

option appears only if Disk is selected as the Source. The filename<br />

parameter must follow standard DOS conventions (such as 27256.dat).<br />

� Output Filename<br />

Specifies the name of the disk file you want the formatted data sent to. The<br />

filename must follow standard DOS conventions (such as 27256.hex).<br />

� I/O Translation Format<br />

Specifies the translation format for the data. A complete listing of the<br />

formats is given in the Translation Formats chapter of this manual.<br />

� I/O Address Offset<br />

Enter the desired beginning address of the disk file. This field appears only<br />

if a non-JEDEC format has been selected. The programmer adds this value<br />

to the address of the data in memory (relative to the Memory Begin<br />

Address of 0) and outputs the sum as the I/O address. Entering FFFFFFFF<br />

sets the I/O Address Offset to 0.<br />

� Memory Begin Address<br />

Specifies the first address, in hex, from which the first byte of data is<br />

retrieved to write to the disk output file. If the source is RAM, it is a<br />

beginning RAM address. If the source is Disk, it is a beginning disk file<br />

address. The default address is 0. This field appears only if a non-JEDEC<br />

format has been selected.<br />

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

Specifies the hexadecimal size, in bytes, of the data block to be output,<br />

with translation, to the output file from the source. Enter the number of<br />

bytes to output. Entering zero sets User <strong>Data</strong> Size to the total number of<br />

hex bytes in the programmer User RAM, or the size of the source disk file if<br />

disk is used as source. This field appears only if a non-JEDEC format has<br />

been selected.<br />

More Commands/Transfer <strong>Data</strong>/Serial Output<br />

Use the Serial Output command to send data from the programmer to a serial<br />

device, such as a printer.<br />

Use this command to obtain a quick copy of programming or other devicerelated<br />

data. Serial Output does not do any data translating. If a logic device is<br />

selected, the fuse data are output by fuse number and the vectors are output<br />

by vector number. If a memory device is selected, the data are output by<br />

address in hex format.<br />

Output Memory <strong>Data</strong> to Serial Port<br />

More Commands/Transfer <strong>Data</strong>/Serial Output/Output Memory <strong>Data</strong><br />

When a memory device has been selected, the Serial Output command is<br />

output as a specified memory block to one of the programmer's serial ports.<br />

<strong>3980xpi</strong>/3980/3900/2900 User <strong>Manual</strong> 4-67

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