3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

Setting Up
If HiTerm cannot read the file, the following default settings are used:
Programmer mode, 9600 baud, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, COM
port 1, Autodetect.
2d. Edit the program.bat file that runs HiTerm to reflect the location of the
configuration files. The example shows a program.bat file modified to
reflect HiTerm's installation in the c:\util\hiterm directory.
echo off
Rem: HITERM will use the configuration filename
Rem: from command line if present.
If not (%1) == () HITERM c:\util\hiterm\%1
Rem: HITERM will use PRG9600.CFG if no
Rem: configuration file is specified.
If (%1) == () HITERM c:\util\hiterm\prg9600.cfg
2e. Reboot your PC. HiTerm installation is now complete.
2f. To run HiTerm, type program at the DOS prompt.
To exit HiTerm, press ALT+F1.
Go to “Insert Boot Disk in Programmer” on page 2-11.
Go to “Install the Base” on page 2-12.
Connecting to a Host
Line Parameter Options
1 Mode Specify Programmer (P) mode. Only the first character
of the line is significant.
2 Baud rate Enter complete number (for example, 9600 not 96).
See the HiTerm User Manual for supported baud rates.
3 Parity Specify None (N), Odd (O), or Even (E). Only the first
character of the line is significant.
4 Data bits Specify 7 or 8.
5 Stop bits Specify 1 or 2.
6 COM port Specify 1 or 2.
7 PC type Select IBM-compatible (I), NEC’s PC-9800 family (N),
or Autodetect (A) if you are not sure.
To connect the programmer to a host, you need the following:
� An unused RS-232C serial port on the host.
� A 25-pin serial cable. For more information about cables or to build your
own cable, see page 2-9.
1. Connect the hardware.
To connect the programmer to a host, follow the steps below.
CAUTION: To minimize electromagnetic interference, use only a
properly shielded and terminated cable.
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