3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

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Glossary User Data Size The hexadecimal number of bytes of a data block to use for a device operation. Normally, this value is equal to the device size. During serial set operations, this value works with Total Set Size to determine the total amount of bytes to program into a set of devices. User Memory The workspace used during device operations. It can be either internal RAM or a disk file. Normally, RAM is used for small, quick device operations, such as programming a single device, while disk is used for larger device operations, such as serial set programming. User Menu Data The information you see when you look at the programmer screen. It includes such items as the dialog window, reminder bar, and message bar. User Menu Port User RAM Verify Device Verify Pass Waveforms Wildcard The port to which the user menu data is sent. You can re-direct user menu data to either the Terminal port or the Remote port. The RAM in the programmer. User RAM can be used as a source/destination for an operation. Several operations use User RAM as a temporary storage buffer, overwriting any data that may have been there previously. A device operation that compares data in a programmed device with data in RAM or in a disk file. With logic devices, verifying can also include functional testing. Verify is an automatic part of the program operation, but additional verify operations can provide useful information about any errors. A verify pass is a trip through a device at a specified Vcc to see if the device programmed properly. The pass is usually done once at 5V. The pass can also be done twice, with the first pass at 5.5V and the second pass at 4.5V. Images of the programming pulses that program a device. Waveforms are usually created by programmer manufacturers and submitted to device manufacturers as part of the approval process and to record the correct programming spec for a specific device. Used when entering filenames, a wild card represents one or more characters in a filename. For example, 27*.dat represents both 27512.dat and 27128.dat. D-14 3980xpi/3980/3900/2900 User Manual
Workstation Yield Yield Tally ZIF Socket Glossary A PC or other micro computer used for local control of the programmer. You must use terminal emulation software, such as Data I/O's HiTerm, to allow the programmer and the PC (or other micro) to communicate. The programmer is designed to be compatible with all popular design workstations, including both DOS and UNIX-based workstations. The percentage of successfully programmed devices. The yield tally function keeps track of the programming statistics for the last 16 types of devices programmed. The following statistics are kept for each device type: the manufacturer name and part number, the family/pinout code, the number of devices attempted, the number of devices that programmed successfully, the number of devices that failed non-blank test or illegal bit check, the number of devices that failed to verify, the number of devices that could not be programmed because they contained bits that required more programming pulses than were specified, and, for logic devices only, the number of devices that failed structured vector test. An acronym for Zero Insertion Force. A socket in which the device can be dropped in and engaged via a lever. 3980xpi/3980/3900/2900 User Manual D-15
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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 3-8. Keep Cu
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Getting Started Session 5: Loading
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Getting Started Review 4.Read the m
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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 A single data b
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Translation Formats Formatted Binar
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Translation Formats Spectrum Format
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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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Translation Formats MOS Technology
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Translation Formats Intel Intellec
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Translation Formats Motorola EXORma
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Translation Formats BNF Rules and S
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Translation Formats JEDEC Full Form
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Translation Formats Fuse Informatio
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Translation Formats Functional test
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Translation Formats Item No. of ASC
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Translation Formats Hewlett-Packard
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Translation Formats Intel Hex-32, C
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Page 215 and 216: Messages Disk duplication overwrite
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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 267 and 268: Index Fill Memory, 4-52 Edit Commun
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