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Data I/O UniSite-xpi User Manual

Data I/O UniSite-xpi User Manual (413 pages)

Brand: Data I/O | Category: Motherboard | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Safety Summary

15
Preface

17
- Data I/O Customer Support
  17
  - United States
    17
  - Canada
    17
  - Japan
    18
  - Germany
    18
  - Other Countries
    18
- Contacting Data I/O
  19
  - Telephone
    19
  - Fax
    19
  - E-Mail
    19
- World Wide Web (Www.dataio.com)
  19
- Warranty Information
  19
- Keep Current Subscription Service
  20
- Repair Service
  20
- End User or Address Change
  20
Introduction

21
- Product Description
  21
  - Standard Configuration
    21
  - Options
    21
- Contents of Package
  22
- List of Figures
  
  23
- Unisite-Xpi External Features
  23
  - The Front Panel
    23
  - Figure 1-2 Front Panel Features
    23
  - The Back Panel
    24
  - Figure 1-3 Back Panel Features
    24
- Disks
  25
  - Programmer Disks
    25
  - PC Disk
    25
- Specifications
  26
  - Safety
    27
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    27
  - Electromagnetic Emissions
    27
  - Certificate of RFI/EMI Compliance
    27
  - Performance Verification
    27
- Options
  28
- How Many Pin Driver Boards Do You Need (Legacy)
  30
Setup and Installation

32
- Before You Begin
  32
  - Licensing Agreement
    32
  - Definitions
    32
- Install a Module
  33
  - Removing the Blank Module Cover
    33
  - Installing a Module
    33
  - Removing a Module
    34
- Check the Line Voltage (on Older Units)
  35
- Choose Your Configuration
  35
  - Hardware Choices
    35
  - Software Choices
    35
  - Figure 2-2 Unisite's Rear Panel
    35
- Connect Your Equipment
  36
  - Connecting to a PC
    36
  - Connecting to a Host
    40
  - Connecting to a Terminal
    41
  - Figure 2-4 Transparent Mode
    42
  - More about Cables
    45
- Install the Base
  45
  - Installing a Base
    45
  - Removing a Base
    46
- Power up the Programmer
  46
  - Connecting the Power Cord
    47
  - Powering up
    47
    
    Figure 2-6 Front Panel Indicators
    48
    
    Figure 2-7 Tasklink Connection Established Message
    51
- The Power-On Screen for Terminal Mode
  52
  - Selecting a New Terminal Type
    52
  - Changing the Default Terminal
    53
- Insert Algorithm Disk
  54
  - Unisite (Legacy)
    54
- Update System Software
  54
  - Unisite-Xpi
    54
  - Figure 2-9 Write-Enabled Disk
    55
- 10. Set up High Speed Download
  56
- Using the Mass Storage Module (Hard Drive)
  59
  - Booting from the MSM
    59
  - Storage Capacity
    59
  - Storage Suggestions
    59
  - Limitations
    59
  - Backing up the MSM
    60
  - Installing Hardware (Legacy)
    60
  - Installing Software (Legacy)
    60
- 12. Working with Devices
  60
- Maintenance
  69
- What to Do Next Time
  71
- Figure 2-23 Removing the Fuse Holder
  71
Getting Started

73
- Before You Begin
  73
- Should I Read this Chapter
  73
- What will I Learn
  74
- Outline of the Programming Operation
  75
- Tutorials for Tasklink for Windows Mode
  76
- Session 1: Selecting a Device
  76
- Figure 3-3 Programmer Type
  76
- Figure 3-4 System Menu: Simulation Mode
  77
- Session 2: Setting Programmer Properties
  78
- Figure 3-6 Select Device Dialog
  78
- Figure 3-7 Setup Menu: Programmer Properties
  78
- Figure 3-8 General Tab
  79
- Figure 3-9 Memory Tab
  79
- Session 3: Loading Data
  80
- Figure 3-10 Data Menu: Load RAM from Pc/Network File
  80
- Figure 3-11 Browsing for Data File
  80
- Session 4: Selecting Processes
  81
- Figure 3-13 Data File Loaded
  81
- Figure 3-15 Select Process
  82
- Session 5: Programming a Device
  83
- Figure 3-17 Process Devices
  83
- Figure 3-18 Waiting for Start
  84
- Figure 3-20 Tasklink Main Screen with Last Job Summary
  85
- Tutorials for Tasklink for DOS Mode
  86
- Session 6: Selecting a Device
  86
- Figure 3-22 Programmer Type
  86
- Figure 3-23 Setup Menu: Select Device
  87
- Figure 3-24 Select Manufacturer
  87
- Session 7: Setting Programmer Properties
  88
- Session 8: Loading Data
  89
- Figure 3-29 PC Disk File
  90
- Session 9: Selecting Processes
  91
- Session 10: Programming a Device
  92
- Figure 3-35 Statistics
  93
- Tutorials for Hiterm (Terminal) Mode
  94
- General Information about Hiterm
  94
  - The Unisite-Xpi Screen
    95
  - Moving the Cursor
    96
  - Selecting a Command
    96
  - Accessing Online Help
    96
  - Figure 3-38 Areas of the Help Screen
    97
  - Using Key Functions
    98
  - Review of Programming Concepts
    98
- Session 11: Navigating through the Menus
  99
  - Select a Menu Item
    99
  - Select Online Help
    100
  - Exit the Online Help
    101
  - Review
    101
- Session 12: Selecting a Device
  102
  - Before You Begin
    102
  - Can I Use Another Device
    102
  - Select a Manufacturer
    102
  - Select a Device Part Number
    104
  - Reviewing Your Options
    104
  - Accessing Device-Specific Online Information
    105
  - Review
    105
- Session 13: Selecting a Keep Current Algorithm
  105
  - Before You Begin
    105
  - Can I Use Another Device
    106
  - Select the Keep Current Option
    106
  - Figure 3-45 the Keep Current Part List
    107
  - Select the Keep Current Algorithm
    108
  - Keep Current Algorithms and Software Updates
    108
- Special Note
  109
- Session 14: Loading Data from a Device
  110
  - Before You Begin
    110
  - Can I Use Another Device
    110
  - Select a Device
    110
  - Insert the Device
    111
  - Load the Data
    111
  - Parameter Screens
    112
  - Setting the Parameters
    113
  - Loading the Data
    113
  - Review
    113
- Session 15: Loading Data from Disk
  114
  - Before You Begin
    114
  - Getting There
    114
  - Figure 3-49 the File Menu
    115
  - Review
    116
- Session 16: Selecting a Translation Format
  117
  - About Translation Formats
    117
  - Getting There
    117
  - Review
    118
- Session 17: Loading Data from a PC Using Hiterm
  118
  - Before You Begin
    118
  - What to Transfer
    118
  - Figure 3-52 the Download Data from Host Screen
    119
  - Downloading the File
    120
  - After the Download
    121
  - Review
    121
- Session 18: Loading Data from a Host
  122
  - Before You Begin
    122
  - What to Transfer
    123
  - Downloading the File
    124
  - After the Download
    125
  - Review
    125
- Session 19: Editing Data
  126
  - Before You Begin
    126
  - Moving Around
    127
  - Making Changes
    127
  - Restoring Your File
    128
  - Saving Your Edits
    128
  - Review
    128
- Session 20: Programming a Memory Device
  128
  - Before You Begin
    128
  - Can I Use Another Device
    129
  - Load the Data File
    129
  - Parameter Screens
    129
  - What Is the Difference
    129
  - Programming the Device
    130
  - Review
    131
- Session 21: Verifying a Device
  131
  - Before You Begin
    131
  - Can I Use Another Device
    131
  - Parameter Screens
    131
  - Setting the Verify Parameters
    132
  - Verifying the Device
    133
  - Review
    133
Commands

135
- Menu Organization
  135
  - Menu Maps
    135
  - Figure 4-1 the Command Tree
    136
- Overwriting User RAM
  137
  - Factory Default Settings
    137
- Select Device
  139
  - Before You Select a Device
    139
  - Selecting a Device
    140
  - After You Select a Device
    141
- Cross Programming
  142
- Quick Copy
  143
- Load Device
  144
  - Load Logic Device
    144
  - Load Memory Device
    145
- Program Device
  147
  - Program Logic Device
    147
  - Program Memory Device
    150
  - Enhanced Security Fuse Capability
    153
- Verify Device
  154
  - Verify Logic Device
    154
  - Verify Memory Device
    155
- More Commands
  158
  - Configure System
    159
  - Programmer ID
    174
  - Carrying a Configuration File Forward
    174
  - Keep Current
    177
  - Custom Menu Algs
    180
  - Mass Storage
    186
  - Device Checks
    187
  - Edit Data
    196
  - File Operations
    207
  - Job File
    214
  - Remote Control
    216
  - Self-Test
    216
  - Transfer Data
    217
  - Yield Tally
    227
Computer Remote Control

229
- Which Driver to Use
  229
- System Setup
  230
  - Entering CRC Mode
    230
  - Exiting CRC Mode
    231
  - Halting CRC Operations
    232
- CRC Default Settings
  233
- CRC Commands
  234
Translation Formats

239
- Instrument Control Codes
  241
- General Notes
  242
- ASCII Binary Format, Codes 01, 02, and 03(or 05, 06, and 07)
  243
- Texas Instruments SDSMAC Format (320), Code 04
  245
- The 5-Level BNPF Format, Codes 08 or 09
  247
- Formatted Binary Format, Code 10
  248
- DEC Binary Format, Code 11
  249
- Spectrum Format, Codes 12 or 13
  250
- POF (Programmer Object File) Format, Code 14
  251
- Absolute Binary Format, Code 16
  254
- LOF Format, Code 17
  255
  - LOF Field Syntax
    255
- ASCII Octal and Hex Formats, Codes 30-37 and 50-58
  257
- RCA Cosmac Format, Code 70
  259
- Fairchild Fairbug, Code 80
  260
- MOS Technology Format, Code 81
  261
- Motorola Exorciser Format, Code 82
  262
- Intel Intellec 8/MDS Format, Code 83
  263
- Signetics Absolute Object Format, Code 85
  264
- Tektronix Hexadecimal Format, Code 86
  265
- Motorola Exormacs Format, Code 87
  266
- Intel MCS-86 Hexadecimal Object, Code 88
  267
- Hewlett-Packard 64000 Absolute Format, Code 89
  269
- Texas Instruments SDSMAC Format, Code 90
  271
- JEDEC Format, Codes 91 and 92
  273
  - Introduction
    273
  - BNF Rules and Standard Definitions
    273
- JEDEC Full Format, Code 91
  276
  - JEDEC Field Syntax
    277
  - Field Identifiers
    277
  - JEDEC U and E Fields
    280
- JEDEC Kernel Mode, Code 92
  284
- Extended Tektronix Hexadecimal Format, Code 94
  285
- Motorola 32-Bit Format, Code 95
  287
- Hewlett-Packard UNIX Format, Code 96
  288
- Figure 6-22 Hewlett-Packard 64000 Unix Format
  289
- Intel OMF386 Format, Code 97
  290
- Intel OMF286 Format, Code 98
  291
- Figure 6-24 a Close-Up of the Intel OMF286 Format
  292
- Intel Hex-32, Code 99
  293
- Highest I/O Addresses
  295
Messages

297
- Troubleshooting Guides
  335
- Device Insertion Error When Using Elastomeric Pad
  336
- Device Over-Current Fault
  338
- Device Programming Error
  340
- Invalid Device ID on Logic Device
  341
- Electronic ID Verify Error on Memory Device
  342
- Illegal Bit Error
  344
- I/O Timeout Error
  346
- Partial or no Transfer Performed
  347
- Incompatible User Data File for Device Selected
  348
Glossary

349
Using Modules

362
- Introduction to Pinsite
  362
  - Configuration
    362
  - Compatibility
    363
  - Pin Driver Requirements
    363
- Installing the Pinsite Module
  364
- Using Pinsite
  380
  - Conductive Pad Care
    380
- Introduction to Setsite (Legacy
  381
  - Compatibility
    381
  - (Legacy) Compatibility
    381
  - Features
    382
- Using Setsite (Legacy
  384
  - Selecting Setsite
    384
  - Setsite Screens
    384
  - (Legacy) Selecting Setsite
    384
  - (Legacy) Setsite Screens
    384
  - Set and Gang Programming
    385
  - (Legacy) Set and Gang Programming
    385
- Setsite Applications (Legacy
  386
- Gang Programming
  386
  - (Legacy) Gang Programming
    386
  - Gang Programming
    387
  - Set Programming
    388
  - (Legacy) Set Programming
    388
  - Programming Partial Sets of Devices
    390
  - (Legacy) Programming Partial Sets of Devices
    390
- Preventive Maintenance for Modules (Legacy
  391
  - Error Conditions
    391
  - SPA Block
    391
  - Bases
    392
  - Conductive Pad
    392
Making Your Own Cable

393
- Overview
  393
  - Smartport
    393
- Making Your Own Cable
  394
  - Switching Modes
    395
Keep Current Subscription Service

397
- Procedure Overview
  398
- Gather Device Information
  399
- Connect to the Data I/O Web Site
  399
- Find Algorithm
  399
- Download and Expand Algorithm
  400
- Use Algorithm
  400
- Sample Keep Current Scenario
  401

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