Using Key Functions; Review Of Programming Concepts - Data I/O UniSite-xpi User Manual

3. Getting Started

Using Key Functions

Review of
Programming
Concepts
Select Device
Load Data
Program Device
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Some of UniSite-xpi's functions may be performed by pressing a key or a
combination of keys. When using the C
momentarily press the second key. The key functions are listed below
with their corresponding keystroke sequence.
Keystrokes Description
Return to the Main Menu
F1
F2 Go to the previous menu
F3 or ? Display online help for the current menu and cursor
position
F4 Display the Optional Parameters screen
E Execute highlighted command
NTER
S Toggle a parameter
PACE
C + N Display next page
TRL
C + P Display previous page
TRL
C + R Repaint screen
TRL
C + Z Halt current operation
TRL
E C + T Enter/exit transparent mode with host computer
SC TRL
E C + J Start/stop job file recording
SC TRL
E C + W Restart UniSite- xpi (warm boot)
SC TRL
Below is a brief description of the basic concepts involved in
programming a device.
Before attempting most operations, you must first tell UniSite-xpi what
device you will be working with. UniSite-xpi then selects the appropriate
programming algorithm based on the manufacturer and device part
number selected. Once you have selected a device, you can move on to
other device operations, such as loading, programming, and verifying.
Load operations determine how you move device data into UniSite-xpi.
You can load data from a device, from one of UniSite-xpi's internal disk
drives, or from one of the two serial ports on UniSite-xpi (for example,
from the Remote port).
Programming transfers the device data into the device inserted in
UniSite-xpi. The programming is done according to the programming
algorithm selected by the Select Device command. The programming
operation also includes a verify operation, which is described below.
key, hold it down and then
TRL
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