Intel IUP-200A Getting Started page 27

2. If the universal programmer is not already powered on, switch on the power switch and
wait for the initialization procedure to complete.
3. Set the universal programmer for the ROM type to be programmed or read, using either
the TY E command (during on-line operation) or the DEVICE SELECT key (during off ­
line operation). LEDs next to the ROM designations on the personality module indicate
the ROM type selected. If the personality module has more than one socket, a socket
indicator light indicates the appropriate socket for the selected ROM type. Refer to the
appropriate personality module user ' s guide if your personality module has a master socket
and a program socket.
4. Raise the socket locking arm on the selected socket (see Figure 3-1).
I^UTIOM
If the personality module has more than one socket, install the ROM to be pro ­
grammed or read only in the selected socket. Do not install a ROM or leave one in
an unselected socket. Damage to the ROM can result.
5. Insert the ROM to be programmed into the socket with pin 1 of the ROM going into the
socket pin hole at the upper left comer of the socket.
CAUTION
The orientation mark on one end of the ROM must be toward the top of the socket.
If a ROM is not oriented properly, it cannot be programed and may be damaged. If
the ROM is not oriented properly, the following error message may be displayed
when the universal programmer attempts to access the ROM:
CHECK PROM INSTALLATION
6. Secure the ROM in the socket by moving the locking arm forward and down, until it is
parallel with the top of the personality module.
The ROM device is now ready for programming, reading, and verifying.
Power Up and PROM Installation 3-3