A. Using ModulesUniSite-xpi User Manual A-21Cleaning the Pad To clean debris from the conductive pad, blow air over it. If you usecompressed air, direct the air stream from the front or back of the Base.Avoid air streams from the side of the pad, which could lift the pad offthe circuit board.To further clean the pad and dislodge dirt, apply a small amount ofisopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab and, with a rolling motion, gentlywipe off the pad. Make sure that the pad is clear of any cotton filamentsleft from the cleaning process.CAUTION: Do not use any petroleum or freon based products to cleanthe pad. These substances will cause premature deteriorationof the pad material.Replacement Pad Kits The Base has been designed to allow you to replace the pads quickly andeasily, to minimize downtime. Replacement pads are available fromData I/O. Contact Data I/O Customer Support as listed in the Preface forordering information.Introduction to SetSite (Legacy)Data I/O’s SetSite module allows you to perform set or gangprogramming operations with UniSite. (Set and gang programming aredefined on the following pages.) SetSite programs MOS/CMOS EPROMsand EEPROMs in the DIP style package. See the device list shipped witheach UniSite software update for a complete list of supported devices.Devices programmable with SetSite are listed in the Product Modulecolumn on the device list.Note: SetSite is not supported in TaskLink for Windows software. Use TaskLinkfor DOS or HiTerm (terminal emulation software).Included here are applications for using SetSite and explanations ofmemory allocation for set/gang programming.Compatibility Whether or not SetSite is compatible with your UniSite depends on theversion of UniSite software you are using and your memoryrequirements. The SetSite module is fully compatible with any UniSitethat has a V2.0 (or later) System disk. If you are using SetSite or PinSiteand the part number of your UniSite is 901-0058-007 or less, it isrecommended that you update UniSite to assure that SetSite will operateproperly with all devices.Memory requirements depend on the type of device, and the set size andword width you want to use for set programming. UniSite has a standarduser RAM size of 128K x 8. Using this architecture, you could gangprogram up to eight 1Mbit devices (programming the SAME data into alleight parts). Set programming the same eight 1Mbit devices(programming so each device has a DIFFERENT block of data) wouldrequire 1MB of user RAM. Should your programming needs require it,Data I/O offers upgrades for additional RAM. Contact your localData I/O Service Center for more information about the RAM upgrades.
