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3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

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Setting Up<br />

Inserting Other Devices<br />

The programmer must be fitted with a Base and adapter appropriate for the<br />

device you are using. When you insert a device into an adapter socket, consult<br />

the illustrations on the adapter to determine device orientation. Most devices<br />

are keyed so that they can fit into the socket only one way. For more<br />

information, refer to the documentation included with the adapter.<br />

9. Preventive Maintenance<br />

Cleaning the Fan<br />

Conductive Pad<br />

Operate your programmer where the vent over the fan will not become<br />

blocked, and remove any dust or dirt that accumulates on the fan vent.<br />

The conductive pad (see Figure 2-20) is a key element in the MatchBook<br />

technology. To help keep yields high and prolong the life of the pad, keep it<br />

free of dirt and other contamination. We recommend you inspect and clean it<br />

at least every 1000 device insertions or once a month, whichever comes first.<br />

Figure 2-20. Conductive Pad<br />

CONDUCTIVE PAD<br />

DO NOT REMOVE<br />

The life of the pad also depends on the pin count and package type of the<br />

device you are using. Different tolerances may result in different life cycles for<br />

the pad. An increase in device insertion errors or continuity errors or a sudden<br />

drop in programming yields may indicate the pad needs to be replaced.<br />

Note: You may notice an indentation in the middle of the pad after<br />

a number of insertions. The indentation is normal and does not<br />

degrade the performance of the MatchBook. It is also normal for the<br />

pad to show signs of discoloration as it is used.<br />

Cleaning the Pad<br />

Blow air over the pad to clean it. If you use compressed air, direct the air<br />

stream from the front or back of the Base, not from the side.<br />

CAUTION: To avoid lifting the pad off the circuit board, do not blow air<br />

from the side of the pad.<br />

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