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3980xpi Users Manual - Data I/O Corporation

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Follow the steps below if you need to change a parameter:<br />

1.Move the cursor to the field you need to change.<br />

2.Type the new value and move the cursor to another field. If the parameter is<br />

acceptable, the programmer displays Parameter Entered in the message<br />

bar, which is located below the status window.<br />

If you enter an incorrect parameter, the programmer beeps and displays an<br />

error message. Continue until the displayed parameters match your<br />

configuration.<br />

1.Press ESC CTRL+T to enter Transparent mode.<br />

2.Change to the directory containing the file you will download (for a UNIXbased<br />

host, use the CD command).<br />

Note: The commands in this Session are for UNIX-based hosts.<br />

Substitute the appropriate commands if you are using a different<br />

host, such as a VMS-based machine. If you need more information,<br />

consult the system's documentation or your system administrator.<br />

3.Press ESC CTRL+T to leave Transparent mode and return to the programmer<br />

interface. (You may have to press CTRL+R to redraw the screen.)<br />

4.If the sample data file is in your current directory, type the following<br />

Download Host Command: cat sample.dat (substitute the appropriate<br />

filename if you are using a different file), then press ENTER. The message bar<br />

displays Parameter Entered.<br />

The Download Host Command is a command that the programmer sends to<br />

the host to initiate the download. Because you are on a UNIX-based host,<br />

you use the CAT command as the Download Host Command.<br />

5.Press ENTER to begin the download. The action symbol rotates while the data<br />

is being downloaded. When the download is finished, the message bar<br />

displays <strong>Data</strong> transfer complete. <strong>Data</strong> sum = xxxxxxxx, where<br />

xxxxxxxx indicates the sumcheck of the data transferred.<br />

The sumcheck for memory devices is an eight-digit hexadecimal<br />

summation of the downloaded data. If you change one byte of information<br />

in the data file, the sumcheck will also change. The sumcheck is a good<br />

method of verifying that the data you downloaded matches the data on<br />

your host.<br />

Later, when you program this data into a device, the programmer will<br />

generate another sumcheck. If the two match, the data programmed is the<br />

same as the data downloaded. If the two sumchecks are different, the data<br />

programmed is not the same as the data downloaded.<br />

In this Session, you learned how to download data to the programmer from a<br />

host connected to the Remote port on the programmer. The steps were<br />

1.Select the translation format that matched the format of your data file.<br />

2.From the Main Menu, press M T D to go to the download screen.<br />

3.Set the parameters on the Download screen to match your setup.<br />

4.Enter the host Download Host Command. For example, to transfer the file<br />

filename.dat you would enter cat filename.dat for a UNIX-based host. If<br />

you are using a VMS-based host, you would enter type filename.dat.<br />

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