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Figure A-2. Removing the Top Cover Screws SCREWS Figure A-3. Waveform Board Performance Verification 9. Locate the 78-pin connector block on the waveform board (see Figure A-3). 10. Refer to Figure A-4 for the location of the pins on the connector (pin numbers are not silk-screened on the board) and mark the following pins on the connector block using small pieces of tape: � Pin 72 � Pin 1 (ground) � Pin 78 (+10V) � Pin 24 (+15V) � Pin 28 (8 MHz) Note: Testing the wrong pins on the connector block will yield invalid calibration readings. 3980xpi/3980/3900/2900 User Manual A-3 0727-3 WAVEFORM BOARD 78-PIN CONNECTOR BLOCK 1548-2
Performance Verification Figure A-4. Test Points on the Connector Block PIN 72 (Plugged) PIN 78 (+10V) Checking the Master Clock 1. Plug in the programmer and turn on the power switch. 2. Check the 8 MHz clock signal by placing the ground probe of your frequency counter (or oscilloscope) on pin 1 (ground) of the 78-pin connector block. Place the test probe on pin 28 shown in Figure A-4. WARNING: Make sure the ground and test probes are on the correct pins. The clock signal should read as follows: Checking the Reference Voltages 40 78 39 1 PIN 28 (8MHz) PIN 24 (+15V) PIN 1 (GROUND) Minimum Nominal Maximum 7.999 MHz 8.000 MHz 8.001 MHz 3. Check the +10 voltage reference by placing one probe of your digital multimeter on pin 78 (+10V) of the 78-pin connector. Place the other probe on pin 1 (ground). Both pin locations are shown Figure A-4. WARNING: Make sure the probes are on the correct connector pins. A-4 3980xpi/3980/3900/2900 User Manual 1577-2
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3980 Programming System User Manual
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Contents Contents Preface Safety Su
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Contents Session 11: Programming a
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Contents CRC Default Settings. . .
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Figure Page 5-4. Formatted Binary F
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Preface Contacting Data I/O Telepho
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Safety Summary Terms General safety
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1 Introduction Product Descriptions
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External Features Front Panel The f
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PC Disk Boot Files Disk—3900/2900
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Physical and Environmental Safety I
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3980xpi Upgrade Kit—3980/3900 Int
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Setting Up Connecting to a PC To co
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Setting Up 3e. Press Ctrl+R. Select
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Setting Up 1a. Connect one end of t
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Setting Up After you turn on the pr
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Setting Up Pin Functions The functi
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Setting Up 3. Install the Base Befo
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Setting Up 2. Lift the Base up and
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Setting Up 5. Check Self-test Resul
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Setting Up 6. Start-up Screen The S
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Setting Up 7. Set Up High Speed Dow
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Setting Up 8. Install Devices Use t
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Setting Up Inserting a PLCC or LCC
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Setting Up Inserting a PGA Device i
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Setting Up High Profile PPI Adapter
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Setting Up QFP Devices Orient pin 1
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Setting Up Inserting Other Devices
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Setting Up Cleaning Procedure 1. Bl
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Setting Up 11. Using the Mass Stora
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Getting Started Session 1: Programm
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Getting Started 7. The following wi
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Getting Started 14. You will be pro
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Getting Started 6. From the Setup m
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Getting Started Session 2: Navigati
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Getting Started Move the cursor to
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Getting Started Non-fatal error mes
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Getting Started Figure 3-6. Part Nu
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Getting Started Figure 3-8. Keep Cu
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Getting Started Session 5: Loading
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Getting Started 5.Select Load File
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Getting Started Review 4.Read the m
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Getting Started To switch between t
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Getting Started Verify the Device T
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Commands Figure 4-1. Command Tree (
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Commands Parameter Factory Default
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Commands 4. In the Manufacturer fie
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Commands Load Device Load Logic Dev
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Commands Program Device � Set Aut
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Commands Program Memory Device Main
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Commands � Blank Check (Y,N) Enab
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Commands Verify Memory Device Main
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Commands More Commands In general,
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Commands Edit Parameters More Comma
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Commands If you choose E then Selec
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Commands Swapping bytes is useful w
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Commands Not every baud rate works
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Commands � Fill Data Allows you t
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Commands Since the host may not exp
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Commands Programmer ID Keep Current
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Commands Purge 2. When you select t
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Commands Add 7. If you selected a m
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Commands Update Mass Storage More C
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Commands The following parameters a
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Commands Blank Check Electronic Era
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Commands Search Pattern Device Conf
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Commands Command Keystrokes Descrip
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Commands Command Keystrokes Descrip
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Commands Memory Editor Commands Onl
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Commands Data Copy More Commands/Ed
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Commands Save File To load a file i
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Commands Copy File Duplicate Disk 3
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Commands Job File 3. The programmer
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Commands Self-test More Commands/Se
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Commands Upload Data � I/O Addr O
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Commands Compare Data More Commands
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Commands Output To Disk The followi
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Commands The parameters for this co
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Commands Transparent Mode Transpare
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Translation Formats Instrument Cont
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Translation Formats LOF Format, Cod
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Translation Formats ASCII Octal and
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Translation Formats RCA Cosmac Form
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Page 209 and 210: Translation Formats Intel Hex-32, C
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Page 215 and 216: Messages Disk duplication overwrite
Page 217 and 218: Messages Insert blank device. Hit r
Page 219 and 220: Messages OPERATION COMPLETE. Sumche
Page 221 and 222: Messages Trc init err The programme
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Page 225 and 226: Messages Device Programming Error P
Page 227 and 228: Messages Electronic ID Verify Error
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Page 233: Performance Verification Accessing
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Page 253 and 254: Filename Fuse Verification Fusemap
Page 255 and 256: LCC LED Load Data Load Device Logic
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Page 267 and 268: Index Fill Memory, 4-52 Edit Commun
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