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An unmatched device inserted.
If a chip has more than 48 pins and the pin contact errors are found, the serial number
of the poor contact pin is displayed. What we need to emphasize here is that the serial
number is the serial number of the dip socket of the programmer module which is to
be connected with the adapter, not the serial number of a chip pin. It is not necessary
for the user to know which pin the poor contact occurs. The information is used as a
hint to tell the user to insert the chip properly.
If some errors are found by the 'Insertion Test', the user can click 'Abort' to stop the
programming, click 'Retry' to run Insertion Test again, or click 'Ignore' to continue
to program ignoring the errors.
Device ID Check
The Device ID (Electronic Identifier Code) is the code read from the chip to identify
the manufacturer, the device type and the programming algorithm code. If the
'Operation Option' box is opened after the device is selected, the option "Check
Device ID" is activated. This means the device ID will be checked before
programming. If the device ID is unmatched after this option is selected, an error
window will popup.
Click Yes to ignore the error and continue programming.
Click No to abort the programming. When the ID is unmatched, the software will
auto search for matched devices and display it in the error window for reference.
Beeper On
During the operation the beeper in the programmer will sound off to indicate the
result of operation, such as Insertion Test error, ID unmatched, programming
successfully or failed etc. This option allows user to turn on or off the beeper.
Note: Whether a programmer has a beeper is related to the programmer type.
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