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UniSite-xpi

Brand: Data I/O | Category: Motherboard
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. warranty information
  12. Product Description
  13. Contents of Package
  14. UniSite-xpi External Features
  15. The Back Panel
  16. Disks
  17. Specifications
  18. Safety
  19. Options
  20. How Many Pin Driver Boards Do You Need (Legacy)?
  21. Before You Begin
  22. Install a Module
  23. Removing a Module
  24. Check the Line Voltage (on older units)
  25. Connect Your Equipment
  26. Connecting to a Host
  27. Connecting to a Terminal
  28. Figure 2-4 Transparent Mode
  29. More About Cables
  30. Removing a Base
  31. Connecting the Power Cord
  32. Figure 2-6 Front Panel Indicators
  33. Figure 2-7 TaskLink Connection Established Message
  34. The Power-on Screen for Terminal Mode
  35. Changing the Default Terminal
  36. Insert Algorithm Disk
  37. Figure 2-9 Write-enabled Disk
  38. Set Up High Speed Download
  39. Changing the Powerup Defaults
  40. Using the Mass Storage Module (Hard Drive)
  41. Backing up the MSM
  42. Installing a MatchBook
  43. Figure 2-11 Inserting a MatchBook into the Base
  44. Inserting a PLCC or LCC Device into a MatchBook
  45. Inserting an SOIC Device into a MatchBook
  46. Removing a Device From a MatchBook
  47. Inserting Devices into a PPI Adapter
  48. Figure 2-16 TSOP Device Orientation
  49. Figure 2-17 QFP Device Orientation
  50. Maintenance
  51. Replacing the Line Fuse
  52. What To Do Next Time
  54. What Will I Learn?
  55. Outline of the Programming Operation
  56. Tutorials for TaskLink for Windows Mode
  57. Figure 3-4 System Menu: Simulation Mode
  58. Session 2: Setting Programmer Properties
  59. Figure 3-8 General Tab
  60. Session 3: Loading Data
  61. Session 4: Selecting Processes
  62. Figure 3-14 Process Menu: Select Process
  63. Session 5: Programming a Device
  64. Figure 3-18 Waiting for Start
  65. Figure 3-20 TaskLink Main Screen with Last Job Summary
  66. Tutorials for TaskLink for DOS Mode
  67. Figure 3-23 Setup Menu: Select Device
  68. Session 7: Setting Programmer Properties
  69. Session 8: Loading Data
  70. Figure 3-29 PC Disk File
  71. Session 9: Selecting Processes
  72. Session 10: Programming a Device
  73. Figure 3-35 Statistics
  74. Tutorials for HiTerm (Terminal) Mode
  75. The UniSite-xpi Screen
  76. Moving the Cursor
  77. Figure 3-38 Areas of the Help Screen
  78. Using Key Functions
  79. Session 11: Navigating Through the Menus
  80. Select Online Help
  81. Exit the Online Help
  82. Session 12: Selecting a Device
  83. Select a Device Part Number
  84. Accessing Device-specific Online Information
  85. Can I Use Another Device?
  86. Figure 3-45 The Keep Current Part List
  87. Select the Keep Current Algorithm
  88. Special Note
  89. Session 14: Loading Data from a Device
  90. Insert the Device
  91. Parameter Screens
  92. Setting the Parameters
  93. Session 15: Loading Data from Disk
  94. Figure 3-49 The File Menu
  95. Review
  96. Session 16: Selecting a Translation Format
  98. Figure 3-52 The Download Data from Host Screen
  99. Downloading the File
  100. After the Download
  101. Session 18: Loading Data from a Host
  102. What to Transfer?
  105. Session 19: Editing Data
  106. Moving Around
  107. Restoring Your File
  109. Programming the Device
  111. Setting the Verify Parameters
  112. Verifying the Device
  113. Menu Organization
  114. Figure 4-1 The Command Tree
  115. Overwriting User RAM
  116. Select Device
  117. Selecting a Device
  118. After You Select a Device
  119. Cross Programming
  120. Quick Copy
  121. Load Device
  122. Load Memory Device
  123. Program Device
  124. Program Memory Device
  125. Enhanced Security Fuse Capability
  126. Verify Device
  127. Verify Memory Device
  128. More Commands
  129. Configure System
  130. Programmer ID
  131. Keep Current
  132. Custom Menu Algs
  133. Mass Storage
  134. Device Checks
  135. Edit Data
  136. File Operations
  137. Job File
  138. Remote Control
  139. Transfer Data
  140. Yield Tally
  141. Which Driver to Use?
  142. System Setup
  143. Exiting CRC Mode
  144. Halting CRC Operations
  145. CRC Default Settings
  146. CRC Commands
  147. Instrument Control Codes
  148. General Notes
  149. ASCII Binary Format, Codes 01, 02, and 03(or 05, 06, and 07)
  150. Texas Instruments SDSMAC Format (320), Code 04
  151. The 5-Level BNPF Format, Codes 08 or 09
  152. Formatted Binary Format, Code 10
  153. DEC Binary Format, Code 11
  154. Spectrum Format, Codes 12 or 13
  155. POF (Programmer Object File) Format, Code 14
  156. Absolute Binary Format, Code 16
  157. LOF Format, Code 17
  158. ASCII Octal and Hex Formats, Codes 30-37 and 50-58
  159. RCA Cosmac Format, Code 70
  160. Fairchild Fairbug, Code 80
  161. MOS Technology Format, Code 81
  162. Motorola EXORciser Format, Code 82
  163. Intel Intellec 8/MDS Format, Code 83
  164. Signetics Absolute Object Format, Code 85
  165. Tektronix Hexadecimal Format, Code 86
  166. Motorola EXORmacs Format, Code 87
  167. Intel MCS-86 Hexadecimal Object, Code 88
  168. Hewlett-Packard 64000 Absolute Format, Code 89
  169. Texas Instruments SDSMAC Format, Code 90
  170. JEDEC Format, Codes 91 and 92
  171. JEDEC Full Format, Code 91
  172. JEDEC Field Syntax
  173. JEDEC U and E Fields
  174. JEDEC Kernel Mode, Code 92
  175. Extended Tektronix Hexadecimal Format, Code 94
  176. Motorola 32-Bit Format, Code 95
  177. Hewlett-Packard UNIX Format, Code 96
  178. Figure 6-22 Hewlett-Packard 64000 Unix Format
  179. Intel OMF386 Format, Code 97
  180. Intel OMF286 Format, Code 98
  181. Figure 6-24 A Close-up of the Intel OMF286 Format
  182. Intel Hex-32, Code 99
  183. Highest I/O Addresses
  184. Troubleshooting Guides
  185. Device Insertion Error When Using Elastomeric Pad
  186. Device Over-current Fault
  187. Device Programming Error
  188. Invalid Device ID on Logic Device
  189. Electronic ID Verify Error on Memory Device
  190. Illegal Bit Error
  191. I/O Timeout Error
  192. Partial or No Transfer Performed
  193. Incompatible User Data File for Device Selected
  194. Glossary
  195. Introduction to PinSite
  196. Compatibility
  197. Installing the PinSite Module
  198. Installing a Base in PinSite
  199. Figure A-4 Base Receptacle Opening
  200. Figure A-5 Aligning the Base
  201. Installing a MatchBook in a Base
  202. Figure A-7 Inserting a MatchBook into a Base
  203. Installing a PLCC or LCC Device in a MatchBook
  204. Installing an SOIC Device in a MatchBook
  205. Figure A-10 SOIC Device Insertion
  206. Installing a PGA Device in a PGA Base
  207. Using the PPI Base
  208. Figure A-12 PPI Base
  209. Figure A-14 Lowering the Base Door Over the Adapter
  210. Figure A-16 Removing the Door from PPI Base
  211. Installing Devices into a PPI Adapter
  212. Figure A-19 QFP Device Orientation
  213. Using PinSite
  214. Introduction to SetSite (Legacy)
  215. Features
  216. Using SetSite (Legacy)
  217. Set and Gang Programming
  218. SetSite Applications (Legacy)
  219. Gang Programming
  220. Set Programming
  221. Programming Partial Sets of Devices
  222. Preventive Maintenance for Modules (Legacy)
  223. Bases
  224. Overview
  225. Making Your Own Cable
  226. Switching Modes
  227. Use Algorithm
  228. Sample Keep Current Scenario
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