T/H 9600 Help 1 of 50 System RD Department Document 1. About
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1. 0000000 Device Intel 28F640J3A Fal Count 0000000 Checksum BFC00000 Byte Total Count 0000000 Reset Process Insertion Check gt Check ID gt Verify gt Hi Lo Vee Verify T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 3 Pass Pass 3FCO00000 3FCO0000 3FCO00000 3FC00000 Icons in one row Mo Space between rows 4 pixels 0o00 ooo a Task Name Intel 28F640I3A oo0 o00 Ooo 0 ooo 000 Ooo 0 0 ooo o00 OOo 0 ooo 000 Ooo 0 0 0 ooo 000 Ooo 0 0 ooo 000 Ooo 0 0 This function will compare the data in the SDRAM buffer against what gets programmed into the device to verify the programming action is correctly conducted Users could also choose to verify the programmed device in a more rigorous way by exercising the marginally high and low bound VCC verification mechanism System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 48 of 50 9 4 Functional Test Your Devices Test function Task Name QL 1 Device QuickLogic QL2003 0PF100C Checksum eaa Bl oo Byte Process Test T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 3 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass 9 5 Erasing The Content of Your Devices Erase function Task Name SG 1 Device AMD 29LV641DH Checksum a Byte Process Insertion Insertion Check gt Check ID gt Erase gt Check ID gt Erase T9600 1 T9600 2 Pass Pass Pass Pass This function erases the device content to make sure the device becomes bl2. In Read function this address specifies the start address where you want to store the data in PC RAM buffer In Program function this address dictates from where in PC RAM buffer you want to start retrieving data Both the RAM address and the ROM address will increment in unison until the RAM end address is reached RAM End Address This is the address at which the programming operation will stop This address is inclusive when retrieving data from the RAM buffer Parameters See details in Device Parameters 6 7 3 1 Device Parameters Advanced device options V Ccr fao x 10m 1 Veep fao x1Om 270 360 Voce fao 10m 270 360 feo x1Om 270 360 Losec foo x1Om 270 360 vpl 330 x1Om 270 360 lojx dr 360 Ipp1 fioo x500uA 60 1022 Vipp2 fa lt 1Om 270 360 Ipp fioo x500uA 60 1022 Vpp3 fao x1 my 270 360 ih eeo x10m 100 330 Tpwp 220 nS 100 220 ff OK Default Unless the user is experienced and knowledgeable enough it is not recommended to change any of these default parameter settings for programming device T9600 allows users to fine tune such parameters to achieve better yield rate in some cases or conduct parametric study by varying these parameters System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 30 of 50 6 8 Serial Code Program Function Serialization E E o x W Use Batch Serial Code Data Log Batch Serial Code Data File C 29
3. create a new Task first and fill in everything you want the Task Manager to manage for you including device selection programming parameters and option settings Once it becomes a current job all the programming parameters you select during the course of operation will be stored under this job Later on when you want to retrieve the same programming environments simply select the task name which you save that programming environment with under the Task Manager By doing so you make it a current task and the associated programming environment will be re established Refer to the description below for details System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 39 of 50 Delete Task Select Device of Task Change work task path Bl details into Special Bit Editor Task Information report 8 3 New Task Create Task Device QuickLogic QL2003 0PF100C TS socket Board TQFP100 UNI OT v Data File Q TestFile QL R3K100A lof D Browse File Format LOF Number of sockets available fi Comment Create on 10 23 2001 at 02 00 PM El special Bit Socket Enable Disable Option JA Save X Cancel Device Socket board Click Select Device button to browse through the device support menu to select the device the device package and the compatible Socket Board Data File You can enter the file downloading path or browse to search the file Alternatively you can wait and define the downloa
4. you can use this option to convert a file into different file formats For example you can download a Binary file and choose a Intel Hex format to upload File Formats Intel Hex Microchip INHX Tektronix Hex Motorola S Signetics Hex Extended Tekhex HP 64000 Absolute Spectrum TI SDSMAC ASCII Hex ASCII Oct ASCII Binary Formatted Binary Binary First byte address This option will appear when the chosen file format is HEX It allows you to specify the offset address for file uploading Thus all the address of the data will have the same offset value Upload the file with the first address as 00 if you want to upload the HEX file as it is Start Address This address corresponds to where you wish to start uploading the data from the SDRAM buffer End Address This is the address where the uploading will stop This address is inclusive in the uploading 6 5 Split Merge File Function This is a friendly utility T9600 users could enjoy Its main functions include 1 Split one file into several files up to 8 2 Merge several up to 8 files into one file 3 Byte swapping 4 Transformation between various file formats 6 6 Communication Configuration Execute application program and you will see a display as below system RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 22 of 50 Communication configuration eal 3 te X Connection made by C USB C COMe C COM A CoM Please connect your 9600 to PC through USB or R5232 por
5. 8 Serial Code Program Function 30 6 9 Select Device 31 6 9 1 Site Ststus 32 6 10 Special Bit Editor 32 6 11 System Info 33 6 12 Socket Board Info 33 6 13 Upgrade Firmware 34 6 14 Device Information 34 7 Memory Editor 35 System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 7 1 Goto Address 35 7 2 Fill Data 36 7 3 Move Data 36 7 4 Swapping Data 36 7 5 Search Data 37 7 6 Compare Data 37 7 7 Calculate Byte Sum 37 8 Task Manager 38 8 1 WhatisaTask 38 8 2 Using Task Manager 38 8 3 New Task 39 8 3 1 Socket Enable Disable 40 8 3 2 Device Option 40 9 Programming Your Devices 42 9 1 Reading Your Devices 42 9 2 Programming Your Devices 43 9 2 1 Blank Program 45 9 2 2 Layout Tab 45 9 2 3 Fail Statistics Tab 45 9 2 4 Timing Info Tab 46 9 2 5 Socket Statistics 46 9 2 6 Program Option47 9 3 Verifying Your Devices 47 9 4 Functional Test Your Devices 48 9 5 Erasing The Content of Your Devices 48 9 6 Blank Checking Your Devices 49 9 7 Illegal Bit Checking Your Devices 49 9 8 Secureing Your Devices 50 9 9 Protect Your Devices 50 9 10 Unprotect Your Devices 50 2 of 50 System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 1 About System General System General System General Headquarters System General Corporation Serving North Central South America Online Resources and Free Updates 3 of 50 SFL No 9 Alley 6 Lane 45 Bao Shing Road Shin Dian City Taipei County Taiwan R O C Tel 886 2 2917 3005 Fax
6. 886 2 2911 1283 E mail sales sg com tw Web http www sg com tw 1623 South Main St Milpitas CA 95035 Tel 408 263 6667 Fax 408 262 9220 E mail sales systemgeneral com You can get information and update files from the online resources of System General Check System General Web Site regularly You will find comparison analysis between System General programmers and other competitive models answers to frequently asked questions latest software versions with updated device libraries and new product information Our URL information is as below World Wide Web World Wide Web FTP Site Information for T H 9600 http www sg com tw http www systemgeneral com ftp ftp sg com tw System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 4 of 50 2 About 9600 2 1 T9600 2 1 1 T9600 Product Descriptions T9600 is a high speed universal device programming module The module was designed for production as well as engineering applications through the multi link connectivity You can start with a single module for engineering applications Once you are ready for mass production the single module unit can be expanded into a powerful production system by adding more modules T9600 programmer needs to be connected to a PC for remote control operation The devices supported on the system include EPROM EEPROM Flash EPROM Micro controller CPLD CMOS PLD FPGA Anti fuse and other devices Flexibility is the design philosophy of T9600 Since ea
7. EPMSS204RC206 ST amp PL Null 1 00 7 00 do000 okt i 4EO0ROA T3600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC208 STA amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 OO000 okt 1 4600806 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 do000 okt 2 4EO0FOC T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC208 STSPL Null 1 00 1 00 QO000 Skt 3 460000 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Mull 1 00 1 00 000g okt 4 g600 0E T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC208 STS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 OO000 okt 5 S6O0 0F TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 ST amp PL Mull 1 00 1 00 do000 okt 46007 0 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 QO000 okt S600 1 1 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 ST amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 do000 okt gE00 2 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC208 ST amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 OO000 okt 4 460081 3 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC206 ST amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 do000 okie O ge00 4 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 QO000 Mote Hv Hardware version Fo Firmware version vd OF The system info display will inform you of the hardware status in your system This includes the Site ID assignment for each and every T9600 module in your system the size of the memory in modules intended device to be programmed as well as the hardware and software versions Note Click to highlight one of these records will make the LED blink on the
8. a list of serial numbers of all T9600 modules connected and the sequence of assigning each module an ID number is totally arbitrary Nevertheless the software will automatically make sure that continuous Site ID s Assigning Site ID needs to be done only once unless you change the connection topology of T9600 modules System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 10 of 50 4 Setup The Hardware and Software 4 1 Check Your Computer System You need to connect T9600 to a PC with minimal hardware and software requirements as below PC Pentium 75 or better Microsoft Windows 95 98 NT 2000 for Serial port Microsoft Windows 98 2000 USB port 16 MB RAM 20 MB free disk space Note To use USB interface to connect your T9600 modules you are recommended to use Windows 98 or 2000 which supports USB interface 4 2 Setting Up The Hardware 1 Connect the PC and all the T9600 modules in RS232 serial port or USB port interface Depending on your PC configuration and operation system you may choose to use either serial port or USB interface to make connections between PC and all your T9600 modules Serial port connection Windows 95 98 NT 2000 Connect your PC and T9600 modules with the RS2382 serial interface cable which comes with each T9600 shipment USB port connection Windows 98 2000 Start by taking the USB cable shipped with each T9600 package to plug in your PC USB port Watch out for the two different connector types on th
9. a space Package You can select the Package form this drop down list It filters out chip list package records which meets the selected package type Socket Board You can select the Socket board from this drop down list Select a Socket Board in this field will make display the list of the devices supported on this particular socket board T This button will come in handy when you ask the system to identify the name of 7 i the socket board which is currently installed on your T9600 modules Send the currently displayed list of devices to printer a Save the currently displayed list of devices to a TEXT file lt gt More Info ew button will be highlighted and enabled for you to click on if there are something special about the device which is currently highlighted Jam STAPL file POF file If You have Jam STAPL POF LOF data file This button can discern device name LOF tile SB Hel bea Board Help manual This gives you the details about the socket board H which will be used to program the currently highlighted or selected device System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 32 of 50 6 9 1 Site Status The status of programming sites a a a o x The list below shows the status of the whole programming system in terms of each programming site along with the socket board on it Please check and confirm there is no iIncompatibilites oeral Number socket Board Type Skt TSOPR43 UN FOT Ready for
10. lot of useful and important procedural and Statistical information for both quality control and process management You can choose to have more information included whenever you think necessary or applicable System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 25 of 50 6 7 1 2 Site ID Assignment Socket Number Assign 3 ee x SAAN Note For each and every module detected as shown listed below in the system a Socket Number should be assigned to serve as the logical ID of each module Socket Number Number 1 01018 01016 l Don t Assign number 2 for Socket Number X Cancel When it first appears on the screen or you make it appear by entering Options System option menu item and clicking on the Assign Site ID button you will see on the left hand site column a list of machine serial numbers uniquely assigned by the manufacturer and encoded in the module of each and every T9600 modules you connected with either serial or USB interface Try clicking on one of the serial number and the corresponding T9600 module will have its Fail button blinking to say Here am When this happen you may click the gt button to add this particular T9600 module into the programming system you are now configuring to build The sequence you do this to each and every machine serial number will automatically assign a Site ID number in that order to modules For instance in the figure above the T9600 module with the machin
11. please refer to Options section 5 8 Program your devices Click on the Device Program menu item and now we can start programming the selected device In the Program Function window you can either click on the module icon to asynchronously start the programming operation in one T9600 module or you may click on the All Start button to start the programming synchronously among all connected T9600 modules For detailed operation please refer to Program Your Devices System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 15 of 50 6 Operating 9600 Software 6 1 Main Window A File Task Device Options Utities Windows sA Select Option nto lei Exit _ Jf Device __ x Task Name No Active Task Manufacturer Vy E Gockel Checksum po000000 Device A Board Help Socket Board Falae Data Source nutt l 1S System General Corporation T9600 Programmer Software Version 1 04 T9600 Programmer Chip List Version 1 04 Self test DRAM test Download Data Message Log Rate of progress Menu Bar Including File Task Device Option Utilities Windows Help Tool Bar Icons for you to enter some commonly used functions quickly Task Name button Display the task you select For details see Using Task Manager Device button Select the device you want to program For details see Select Device Socket Board butt
12. 0 0 Sec secure 0 0 Sec Process time 11 1 Sec Throughput 324 umit hr This Timing Info Tab will display the time spent on each operation most recently executed 9 2 5 Site Statistics humi Fig T2600 3 Paes Coun noonoo om Fail Count MITER ERIN yit count 1 Total Coun EEE Date GROOT Faolure cease stubtetiss Agcummlatrse time mimon aap ee Blank Check 1 0 Sec z rs m Hegal Rit Check 1 fee i i i Erage 20 0 Sec d ANTS Prowmm i ET Sec Pr ENE Se Vif Aitas ME i Hie Voo werir i i See HVE if Lo VWee Very UU Bee LVF i Secure li See SF i Fil Process iimo hf Beg PF aT Thercitaharat mitir UMF Reset JOR This shows the Failure cause analyses statistics as well as the accumulated timing information for total programming time spent up to this moment Both can be reset System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 47 of 50 9 2 6 Program Option Option See if Check Foil ae Blank Check Check Blank Check Check Fail Erase aidr Program Program Program Verify Verify verify Byte Sum Margin Verify 01E71 C S Checksum Comparing Enable Secure No support E Test No suppot E Insertion Mode C Disable Insertion Check C Auto Sensing W Check ID X Cancel Configure in details the exact programming procedures intended 9 3 Verifying Your Devices Verify function Pass Fail counte Pass Count
13. 0000 08FFFF T Block 9 090000 09FFFF T Block 10 0A0000 04FFFF l Block 11 0B0000 0BFFFF l Block 12 0CO000 0CFFFF T Block 13 0D0000 0D0FFFF T Block 14 0E0000 0EFFFF T Block 15 0F0000 0FFFFF T Block 16 100000 10FFFF l Block 17 110000 11FFFF T Block 16 120000 12FFFF T Block 19 130000 13FFFF T Block 20 140000 14FFFF T Block 21 150000 15FFFF T Block 22 160000 16FFFF T Block 23 1 70000 1 FFFF I Black 94 tannin 18FFFF E Consult with developer or device handbook for proper configuration of the special bits feature System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 33 of 50 6 11 System Info System Info skill 4EO0F01 aa Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 OOOO okie Sb00 02 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS20A4RC206 STA amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 0000 skills 4b00R03 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 7 00 dO000 oki 4b00 04 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS204RC206 STAS amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 00000 okt 4B00R05 TS600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 STS amp PL Null 1 00 7 00 00000 okiF0b 4600806 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERAEPMSS20ARC208 STA amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 00000 okie S6O0R0 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RC206 ST amp PL Null 1 00 1 00 do000 oko gegirl T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA EPMSS204RCe08 STAPL Null 1 00 1 00 QO000 okiF04 4600804 T5600 Enabled 640 Mbit ALTERA
14. 100A1 lof B Browse File Format Number of sockets available fa Comment Create on 10 23 2001 at 09 47 AM Quicl Logic Test Task iim on 10 23 2001 at 11 51 AM w special Bit Save as X Cancel Click Select Device button to browse through the device support menu to select the device the device package and the compatible Socket Board Data File You can enter the file downloading path or browse to search the file Alternatively you can wait and define the downloading path later under the Download function Number of socket available This is no longer valid socket Enable Disable Set each T H9600 En Disable details into Set Work Socket Ootion special Bit Save as Change Device Option details into Device Option details into Special Bit Editor Save to new file but different name of task file System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 42 of 50 9 Programming Your Devices 9 1 Reading Your Devices 10 x Device Intel 28F320J5 Package TSOP56 x Cancel Current DEAM checksum lL FEOOo0o Show Special Bit Option settings after readme Pass This function will read the data from a device into T H9600 SDRAM buffer and calculate the checksum value of the data Users would have to place the master device which contains the correct data in the socket of T H9600 before starting Read function Note that one may also feed T H9600 SDRAM buffer with
15. 2 ESE4 E7EG E9E8 EBEA EDEC EFEE jag addcweeeeiiii OUOUUUFO FIFO F3F2 FSF4 FeFe FYPG FB BFA FDFC FFFE haogno ouegiuyuy hb Lpdate OK Memory Editor allows you to view and edit the data in the SDRAM buffer Refer to the description below for details Goto Address Fill Data Move Data Swapping Data Search Data Compare Data Calculate Byte Sum Change show style to byte or word type Mig fe E Change font 7 1 Goto Address Goto Address Inputthe address hexa decimal Enter the address and the system will jump the display to the specified address system RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 36 of 50 7 2 Fill Data Star Address m End Address FFFFF Filled vith D ASCI Data Hex String Should hawe two characters per byte and each byte may be seperated from others with a space Example FF FE FO or FFFEFU X Cancel Enter the Start End addresses and the Data you want to fill within the address range 7 3 Move Data Memory Move PS 1x start Address m End Address fo Target Address jo Move a Memory section between the Start End addresses to a Target Start Address 7 4 Swapping Data Memory Swapping start Address m End Address fo Swapping Data b 4bits Nibble 8 bits Byte 16 bits Word 32 bits Long Word M Cancel Choose to swap the data in Nibble Byte Word Long Word between the specified Start End addresse
16. CO0000 SFCO0000 SFCO0000 Task Name Task Information report Process To specify or change the programming process See Program Option Invoke Special Bit Editor function See Special Bit Editor Generate the process statistics report Task Name _ Process _ E Reset all pass fail counters value Same as the Process button above See Program Option m v All Start Start programming on all sites Open Log File Open to read the log file Socket Statistics Display pass failure statistics and timing information on single site See Socket Statistics Layout Specify the way you want to layout the Site icons on the display area See Layout Tab Jam Player Set special configuration for Jam STAPL Fail statistics Failure reasons statistical analyses See Fail statistics Tab Timing Info Display timing on each procedure during programming See Timing Info Tab Note You can either click on the icon representing one particular site to start the device programming on the fly or click on All Start button to start the programming in synchronized way Right click the mouse when pointing at one of the icon will show you some statistics on theat particular programming site System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 44 of 50 This Program function actually initiates programming operation the devices in the T9600 The source data is pumped out of the T9600 SDRAM buffer and programmed into the devices Either a Read or Downloa
17. End Address 1FFFh Block Name SA 1 Block Start Address 2000h End Address 2FFFh You can acquire detailed information about the current device you select The Device Help can be triggered automatically If the current device has special features that deserve your attention this function will display the information directly System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 35 of 50 7 Memory Editor MEMORY Editor fo G SS dh GS gt pv aA beere it 2 Sf Fe 8h Fa Me gooooooo 532A 7379 6574 2D6D 6547 656E 6172 S syet meGenar 1 00000010 AAOO AASS FFOO AAgO AASS FFOO AAQO AASS 20 SLR ES 2 SLR ES 23 00000020 FFOO AAQGO AASS FFOO AAOO AASS FFOO AADO Aa Ea En ES Seley 2 gogoda 3130 3332 3534 3736 3939 3B3A 3D3C JF3 1032547698 lt gt O0000040 4140 4342 4544 4746 4948 4B4A 4D4C 4F4E A CBEDGF IHE JMLON DUDDUUSD 5150 59352 5554 5756 5955 SB5A SD5C SFSE QPSRUTWVYX Z _ 00000060 6160 6362 6564 6766 6968 6B6A 6D6C amp GF6E a chedgfihkjmlon 00000070 7170 7372 7574 7776 7978 YEYA D 7C FFE gpsrutwvyz z 1 pooo0080 6180 8382 85684 8786 86988 SBBA DEC FEE PEPEEEEEEPnaa gooooo9o 9190 9392 9594 9796 9999 959A JD9C YF9YE EE ALLUUUUUAANI 0DDO0DO0AO A1AO A3A2 A5A4 AF7AG AJ9A8 ABAA ADAC AFAE Ess O ga B 00000060 B1IBO B3B2 B554 B7BG B9BS BBBA BDBC BFBE 52 MYL BO sy aonana Gic Cae2 504 ree Coca COCA cpcc Croce AAAAAACHEEEFIIII oooogoDO Dibpo D3ap2 D5D4 D7D6 DIDS DEDA DPPC DFDE NEOoooxOUGULTYUBE 0D0000E0 E1E0 E3E
18. F800T bse B Browse i Log Serial Code output View Log File XM Cancel User need to check Use Batch Serial Code option to specify the procedure he wants for conduct Serial Code Programming Batch Serial Code Data File is a text file in which Serial Code Data Lis is kept Every line in such a file representing one Serial Number Data In the Serialization dialog box click on the Use Batch Serial Code Data Log checkbox near the top of the window to allow you to key in the file path of your Batch serial code data file in the text area such as C 29F800T bsc Batch File Format for Batch Serial Code Programming The format of a record on one line would be Fields in square brackets is optional lt display text gt L lt label text gt A lt addr gt lt data gt A lt addr gt lt data gt A Where Each Batch Serial Code Data Record starts with the leading character colon Lines that are not prefixed with will be taken as comment lines and simply ignored lt display text gt is some character string between the leading colon and the next delimiter L or A which will be displayed during processing This field is similar to T01 tag in External method L lt label text gt if exists defines the text string to be used to print on label L is not recognized in DOS version software though This field is similar to T10 tag in External method A lt addr gt lt data gt A signals the star
19. P lt Yere T9600 lt ee T9600 Host Tier Tier 1 Tier 2 When you are connecting T9600 modules and PC to build your programming system Be aware that the USB cable that is shipped with every T9600 module has physically different connectors on both ends Note In USB interface the Upstream connectors and Downstream connectors are different The two connectors on each end of the USB cable will thus be different and so are the upstream connector and downstream connectors on the back panel of T9600 module Be careful to match the physical appearance when you plug in for connection To other Typically T9600 s connected downstream to aPC or upstream T9600 Hub Through the USB connection topology explained above you can build up a huge T9600 gang programming system as shown in next page for illustration System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 9 of 50 Host Tier Root Hub PC Two USB Port Tier 1 2 units Site 1 2 Tier 2 8 units Site 3 10 Tier 3 32 units Site 11 42 Tier 4 128 units Site 43 170 and more Site ID In building up your T9600 programming system by serial port or USB connection each T9600 module will be assigned a Site ID e g Site 1 to uniquely identify itself to the Host your PC When you run T9600 software you will be requested to assign one Site ID to each and every module connected The users will be presented with
20. System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 11 of 50 4 3 Install The Software Follow the procedures below for the software installation Step 1 Insert T9600 software CD or floppy disk 1 in your PC s CD ROM or floppy disk drive Step 2 Double click the CD ROM icon or floppy drive to show the content of the CD or floppy disk 1 Step 3 point your mouse on setup exe file and double click to initiate the software installation process Step 4 Follow the step by step instructions on the PC display until the installation is finished TIP If you have had T9600 properly connected to your PC you can turn the power on T9600 now and wait until the system goes through self test TIP Installation procedure will install not only T9600 software T9600 exe but also manuals of 9600 SKB Socket Board Help Setup 9600 USB utility Transform File utility and Device Help Step 5 Restart your computer Step 6 only necessary if your are using USB connection Click on the Start button at the lower left corner of your screen again point your mouse to Programs T9600 in that sequence to display respective side menus and finally click on Setup 9600 USB to install the USB driver is properly installed in your PC Caution If you are using USB interface to connect the T9600 programming modules it is mandatory for the first time right after you installing T9600 software to run the Setup 9600 USB utility program to properly install configure the USB driv
21. T H 9600 Help 1 of 50 1 About System General 3 2 About 9600 4 2 1 T9600 4 2 1 1 T9600 Product Descriptions 4 2 1 2 T9600 Package Contents 4 2 2 H9600 Product Descriptions 4 3 Understanding The Hardware 5 3 1 The Base Unit 5 3 1 1 T H9600 Hardware Specifications 9 3 1 2 T9600 5 3 1 3 H9600 5 3 2 The EPD 5 3 3 The Socket Board 6 3 4 Usb Connection Topology 7 4 Install The Software 10 4 1 Check Your Computer System 10 4 2 Setting Up The Hardware 10 4 3 Install Software 11 5 Quick Start 12 5 1 Before You Start 12 5 2 Seting USB Device Driver 12 5 3 Executing 9600 User Interface Software 12 5 4 Setting up Communication with PC 13 5 5 Selecting The Device To Program 14 5 6 Transferring You Data 14 5 7 Operation 14 5 8 Blank Program JU OUOU0CCG0COOD 5 9 Special Bit Editor 14 5 10 Program Your Device O O0OO0OUU0UUL 6 Operation 9600 Software 15 6 1 Main Windows 15 6 2 Main Menu 15 6 2 1 Main Menu File 15 6 2 2 Main Menu Task 16 6 2 3 Main Menu Device 16 6 2 4 Main Menu Options 17 6 2 5 Main Menu Utilities 17 6 2 6 Main Menu Windows 18 6 3 Download Data 19 6 3 1 Address Reallocation 20 6 4 Upload Data 21 6 5 Split Merge File Function 21 6 6 Communication Configuration 21 6 7 Option 23 6 7 1 System Option 23 6 7 1 1 Additional information to log 24 6 7 1 2 Socket Number Assign 25 6 7 1 3 Password Potectopn 25 6 7 2 Task Option 27 6 7 3 Device Option 28 6 7 3 1 Device Parameters 29 6
22. T H9600 in which the following will be displayed TIPS If you encounter communication problem with serial port it may worth a try to choose a lower baud rate T9600 Device Programmer Ver 1 04 e a lolx File Task Device Options Utilities Windows Help Select Option Into Exit Task Hame No Active Task Manufacturer Checksum oo000000 Device socket Board Package Se SSystem General Corporation T9600 Programmer Software Version 1 04 T9600 Programmer Chip Last Version 1 04 Self test DRAM test Se System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 14 of 50 5 5 Selecting The Device To Program without setting up any Task Click on the menu item Device Select Device to enter the Select Device windows Here you can easily search for the device you want to program in the programming module For detailed operation please refer to Select Device section 5 6 Download the Data You can download data file on your PC or read the master sample chip to get the data into T H9600 SDRAM memory buffer T H9600 will program the data in its SDRAM memory into you selected device For detailed operation please refer to Download Data 5 7 Configure your programming operation Go to the Options Device option menu item to configure your programming operation such as whether to do the erase before programming or the checksum type you would like to calculate the checksum with For detailed operation
23. T H9600 physically connected They are the perfect tool for you to practice the software and get a feeling of how the software works Click Chip List Viewer to view the list of devices supported You lt lt Chip List Viewer can enter your device manufacturer name and the part number to search for the Socket Board required pueg System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 23 of 50 6 7 Option 6 7 1 System Option x System Task Manager 6 Device Beeper Message Type Disable Beeper Concise Beep if Fail C Beep Always Verbose Show Time tag to all message Log File l M Save Log Message to File More message Log File Path Change Path C Program Files System General T9600 Log Type Override C Append l Disable Task Manager functions completely User assigned ID Change Password YK _X conce Beeper Disable beeper The beeper will be disabled and you have to rely on the PC display for the programming status Beep if fail The beeper will beep twice only if programming failure occurs Beep always The beeper will beep once to indicate pass and will beep twice for failure Message Type Concise Show system messages in the main window in a concise form Verbose Show detailed system message in the main window Show Time to Message Include the process timing information as one of the fields in the log Save Log Message to File If checked the system will save all T H9600
24. TQFP100 UN OT ae ALTERA EPM3064ATC1O0 STAPL TOFP100 TOQFP1O0 UN OT Toshiba ALTERA EPM3064ATC100 1 0 pof TOFP100 TQFP1O0 UN OT ALTERA EPM3064ATC100 4 pof TOQFP100 TQFP100 UNF OT ALTERA EPM3064ATC100 7 pof TOFP100 TOFP100 UNI OT ALTERA EPM3064AT C44 JAM TOFP44 TOQFP44 UN OT ALTERA FPM30B4ATC44 STAPL TOFP 44 TOFP44 UNLOT ALTERA EPM3064ATC44 1 0 pof TOFPR44 TOFP44 UN OT ALTERA EPM30B4ATC44 4tpof TOFP44 TOQFP44 UN OT ALTERA EPM3064ATC44 7fpof TOFP44 TOFP44 UN OT ALTERA EPM31 28ATC1O0GIAM TOFP100 TOQFP1O0 UN OT ALTERA EPM3128ATC1O0 STAPL TOQFP100 TQFP100 UN OT ALTERA EPM3128ATC100 1 Ofaof TOFP100 TOFP1O0 UN OT ALTERA EPM3128ATC100 5 pof TOFP100 TQFP1O0 UNF OT ALTERA EPM3128ATC100 pof TOQFP100 TOFPTOO UNFOT Al TCM A CAOLA DI DO AT ddr Akn TOG r A TAG rA da A AT Found 10 Manufacture Found e96 Device The top part of the window has utilities to help users to search the device and to narrow the scope of the searching by specifying the Socked Board and or device package type A filter mechanism will be in effect when user keys in some characters in the text area under Search The Bottom portion allows you to scroll through the list of devices to locate your wanted device Device Selected Display the highlighted manufacturer name and part number Search You can enter the manufacturer name and the part number to search the device You can search for more than one device by separating the manufacturer name part number string with
25. The USB interface to the host computer system is referred to as the Host Controller Typically one would use a PC host computer with USB interface Host controller to connect to T9600 programming modules In such a case a Root Hub is already integrated within the PC system to provide one or more attachment points 3 4 2 USB Device Hub A USB device is an unit which provides capabilities to the system T9600 provides programming function to the system so it is an USB device a Node in the topology figure If an USB device provides additional attachments points to other USB interface such USB device is called a Hub Each T9600 is not only an USB device but also an USB Hub which provides 4 additional attachment points to other T9600 s System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 8 of 50 3 4 2 Upstream and Downstream From each USB device s standpoint of view the USB port on it which is meant for hooking up with other devices in the upper tier in a USB bus topology see previous figure is called upstream port On the other hands the port meant for hooking up with other USB devices in the lower tiers are called downstream ports Take T9600 for instance on the back panel it has one upstream port and four downstream ports Upstream and downstream ports take different connector types Upstream Downstream Upstream Input port Output port Input port H t Downstream p H b D Downstream H b D os ream Hub Dev ream Hub Dev
26. The data before 3FFF are not valid for programming This option allows you to download the data from address 4000 in the file to address 00 or other specified address of the SDRAM Refer to the description below for details Once you choose to enable Address Reallocation for the file downloading the system will firstly scan the file for those data records with consecutive addresses and display the first address of each data record in a pop up window This is because the programmable files are usually data records with consecutive addresses and the address of those data before the offset address are usually non consecutive The offset address should be one of the addresses showed up in the window for you to choose Loading Address Once you select the offset address of the file you can decide at which address in the programmer SDRAM you intend to start loading the file The loading address of 00 will download the file from your chosen offset address to the address 00 in the SDRAM and program the data into the device from device address 00 System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 21 of 50 6 4 Upload Data File Name C Test Bin ee File Format Binary First Byte Address fo stat RAM Address fo End RAM Address E x Cancel Filename Enter the drive name upload path and the file name to upload Or you can browse and name your file to upload File Format Choose from a list of file formats to upload Also
27. ank If you are sure that the target device is in its virgin state you can practically skip this step System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 49 of 50 9 6 Blank Checking Your Devices Blank Check function Task Name Arrow 1 Device Al TERA EPM7512BTC144 7 pof Checksum i Byte Process Insertion Insertion Check gt Blank Check gt Blank Check T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass This function performs a Blank Check on the device Normally we want to make sure that the device is blank before we start programming or re programming it Particularly in the latter case we do not want have any unexpected leftover data from previous programming 9 7 Illegal Bit Checking Your Devices Illegal Bit Check function Task Name Arow l Device ALTERA EPM7512BTC144 7 pof P Checksum 00000000 Byte iku Du M A ee i Process Insertion Check gt Ilegal Bit Check T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass This function performs an illegal bit check on the device This is normally useful when dealing with one time programming OTP devices In some cases if the content of a programmed OTP device needs to be changed and it happens that those changed bits are still in their virgin state untouched from previous programming attempts T H9600 could conduct such a check for you to tell you if the changes you want to make are fortunately allowed or not if the device passes the Illegal Bit Chec
28. assword is given the software will enter Designer mode in which all the editing functions are available Otherwise if the user chooses to ignore the password input he will be brought into Operator mode where practically nothing could be changed Mode Select E _ ol x C Designer Mode Password Po x Cancel System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 27 of 50 6 7 2 Task Option Poss Coun A BZ otion iM Proceed to file download right after loading task Auto save task file i Download file automatic in operator mode only yf OK M Cancel Enable Success Failure Counter If this checkbox is checked the success failure counters will start to count Fass Reset pass counter Fail Reset fail counter All counters Reset all counter IEE Proceed to file download right after loading Task To make things smooth for the users typical daily operation such as loading a task will be automatically followed by a prompt for user to move on to file download operation Auto Save Task File The software will automatically save the task file every 10 minutes Note that after you load a task file you may make some changes in the task definition and such changes will automatically be saved and change the original task file if you enable this option System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 28 of 50 6 7 3 Device Option l Check ID Device Start Address fo Insertion Mod
29. ay A task definition includes the device part number that needs to be programmed its package type source of data file and various other specific configuration information involved in programming such devices The benefit of setting up a task first is to minimize the possibilities of inadvertent setup mistakes particularly when the same programming task needs to be conducted repeatedly 8 2 Using Task Manager Task tea apes Test Nee OL Parytice Andla D200 IPF Tin Himoon Honn TEAT Pida t TOR N r Task Info lab peth Ca Progren Poles aheten Oanersel T900 Date sourre Os eet Pi lesb Boe LAL Lol Huntar of sockets aveilablea 4 Dass Laut i Fail Count i foetal Cont il Rommnt QCrgate on Ores st USA AR uig Cogis Test Taek Nodi om ilei st Lisi A Oe pan hark IG Ho Support fieck Program Ho Suppert lj a Fl Help FS Nev Task Pol Ent Tash FA Deiele Tash Fap Desig ETA Theme Moia on Very often you need to program the same devices every now and then and the programming environments required to program those devices are either the same or very similar It would be very cumbersome to set up the same programming parameters every time you want to program these devices More importantly you do not want to make any mistake on your repetitive programming Tasks Task Manager is an innovative feature of T H9600 to address this problem Before starting programming operation you may choose to
30. bout the selected device See Device Information System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 17 of 50 6 2 4 Main Menu Options Options Utilities Communication system Option Task Option O Device Ootion Fe Checksum Type d Communication Set PC and T H9600 communication interface to use USB or RS232C See Communication Configuration System Option Configure system functions and behavior Check System Option Task Option Configure Task Manager function and behavior See Task Option Device Option Configure in great details about all kinds of operations you can apply to the device See Device Option Checksum Type Select the way you want the Checksum calculation be conducted 6 2 5 Main Menu Utilities Litlities Windows Help Serial Code Program P Memory Editor F7 i Special Bit Editor System Info Socket Board Info Selitest SORAM test Update Firmware First Article Worksheet Wizard Serial Code Program Serial code programming See Serial Code Program Function Memory Editor Edit the data kept inside T9600 internal SDRAM memory See Memory Editor Special Bit Editor Prescribe the special configuration bits embedded in some devices before programming See Special Bit Editor System Info Report currently on line T9600 modules status Socket Board Info Display detailed information about the currently active socket board Selftest Execute hardware self d
31. ch programming socket site is controlled and supported by an independent programming system The programming operation on each module can take place synchronously as well as asynchronously The programming result of one module will not have any adverse effect on other connected modules This ensures the highest reliability and yield rate The versatile system also supports the new STAPL and Jam languages for programming logic devices Its programmable parameters cover the next generation Green devices requiring 1 2 volt VCC The high speed serial and USB interfaces save you significant time on file downloading To update the system simply download the latest S W and or firmware version from our web site to overwrite the embedded memory 2 1 2 T9600 Package Contents The standard package of T9600 includes the followings T9600 Base Unit Power Cable RS 232C Serial Port Cable 9 pin USB Cable ee ee eee 2 2 H9600 Product Descriptions H9600 is a variant of T9600 designed for System General s AP 500 series automated programming handlers It shares the same hardware architecture and software platform as T9600 To be installed in System General s AP 500 handler system H9600 does not have the case as T9600 does This is for getting better ventilation effect and space utilization H9600 can also be connected to a PC and controlled with the same user interface as described in this manual However in typical handler application there is another
32. corresponding T9600 module Note Click to highlight one of these Site records in System Info window will make the LED blink on the corresponding T9600 module This could help you identify the Site ID a particular T9600 module is assigned in case you forget 6 12 Socket Board Info Socket Board Info E lojx T9600 List T9600 01 Socket board Type TSOP48 UNI OT Socket board Version A Number of sockets module 1 Date 08 10 2001 X Cancel This shows information about the currently active or installed socket board on each of T9600 Site System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 34 of 50 6 13 Upgrade Firmware Update Firmware i Sal This software contains a more up to date version of firmware than the one detected in the current hardware system A new version of the firmware may normally contains functional enhancements and or bug fix lf you choose to proceed with the update please make sure that NO INTERRUPT occurs until the M Cancel Users can upgrade T H9600 system firmware on the popped up dialog shown above Firmware upgrade is only necessary for functional enhancement and or debugging of T H9600 modules update is done 6 14 Device Information Device Information Device Information Part Number Fujitsu 29F800B Driver File Am29Fw dry Ver 1 1 Type Memory Data width 16 Bit Chip Start Address Oh End Address 7FFFFh Block Name SA 0 Block Start Address Oh
33. d to SDRAM or in some cases Edit command should have been executed prior to this command so that there is legitimate data existing in the SDRAM buffer You can either click on the icon representing one particular site to start the device programming on the fly or click on All Start button to start the programming in synchronized way System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 9 2 1 Block Program 45 of 50 For Flash EEPROM one can use block programming to program only certain blocks or sectors to save the programming time 9 2 2 Layout Tab Layout Icons in one row 7 Space between rows f4 pixels Icons in one row Number of columns you want for the icon layout Space between rows The number of pixels in between the rows of the layout of icons 9 2 3 Fail Statistics Tab Fail statistics Count Percentage BCF 0 0 0 IBCF 0 0 0 EF 0 0 0 7 4 PF eae VF E EE HVF 0 0 0 LVF 0 0 0 SF 0 0 0 PtF 0 0 0 UPF 0 0 0 BCF Blank Check Fail IBCF Illegal Bit Check Fail EF Erase File PF Program Fail VF Verify Fail HVF VCC Hi Verify Fail LVF VCC Lo Verify Fail SP Secure Fail PtF Protect Fail UPtF Unprotect Fail System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 46 of 50 9 2 4 Timing Info Tab Timing Info Blank Check 1 3 See Illegal Bit Check 0 0 See Erase 0 0 See Program 5 3 Sec Verify 1 5 Sec Hi Vee Verify 0 0 Sec Lo Vee Verify
34. ding path later under the Download function Number of sites available This is no longer valid socket Enable Disable Set each T H9600 En Disable details into Socket Enable Disable Cotioni Change Device Option details into Device Option special Bit details into Special Bit Editor System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 8 3 1 Socket Enable Disable This option is obsolete v T9800 1 v T9600 2 T9600 3 v T3600 4 Y T3600 5 T2600 6 v T3600 7 Y T3600 8 Y T3600 9 Y T9600 10 Enable ALL Disable ALL X Cancel This optional dialog window is no longer available INT 0 00 00 4 4 8 3 2 Device Option M Check ID Device Star Address Insertion tode Device End Address Insertion Check RAM Stat Address Checksum RAM End Address Byte Sum Farameters amp Program B Read Erase amp verity See fif Check Fail Program flow Blank Check Check Blank Check Check Fail Erase Program Enable Verity Enable Margin Verify Disable Checksum Compare Enable Secure Nosuppot Test Nosuppot E y OK X Cancel 40 of 50 System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 8 4 Edit Task Device Socket board Socket Enable Disable Option 41 of 50 Task Name faL 1 Device QuickLogic QL2003 0PF100C fi Selection socket Board TOFPT 00 UNI OT Data File Q TestFile QAL R3K
35. driver download A Sklr uBGAdi hnti M OT Socket Board does not match the 4 Ski TS50P48 M OT Ready tor driver download Large Icons Details Fa Check again X Cencel T9600 software automatically checks the hardware configuration status for any potential incompatibility If the system detects any incompatibility users will be alerted to check the system hardware status and take necessary corrective measures to eliminate any potential incompatibility 6 10 Special Bit Editor Devices are becoming more powerful on features and more complicated for applications Very often you have to change some data bits at special addresses for options to fit your special applications Those bits related to the configuration of the devices are defined as special bits Special Bit Editor is an on screen editor that allows you to define the special bits without going to the related addresses Once a device with special bits is selected the editor will pop up before programming and allow you to define the special bits with ease Refer to the display below for the special bit editor for Intel 28F320J3A Special Bit Editor m SiCi IX Block Lock Selection and Protection Register Setting Block 0 31 l Block 0 000000 00FFFF T Block 1 010000 01 FFFF T Block 2 020000 02FFFF T Block 3 030000 03FFFF Block 4 040000 04FFFF T Block 5 050000 05FFFF T Block 6 060000 06FFFF T Block 070000 0 FFFF T Block 8 08
36. e Device End Address lFFFFO Disable E RAM Start Address fo Bovesun il RAM End Address 3FFFF Byte Sum Parameters a Program B Read Erase verity Erase if Check Fail regram flow Blank Check Check Blank Check Check Fail Erase Frogram Enable Verity Enable Margin Verify Disable Checksum Compare Enable Secure i Mo support Test X Cancel No support wv OK Check ID This option is used to enable or disable a safety check mechanism of T9600 before the system starts to program a device A lot of devices have embedded in themselves a device manufacturer code and a device code If this option is enabled T9600 will check these codes by reading them from the device and compare with the correct codes of the selected devices before programming operation is really executed Block Program For Flash EEPROM devices there are normally blocks or sectors partitioned out of the main array of memory area T9600 will allow you to flexibly program selected blocks or sectors to save programming time See more details in Block Program Insertion Mode Inserting check is normally required before the system performs Read Program Verify functions It includes a device insertion position check and a reverse check Auto Sensing automatically triggers the programming actions once the device insertion is detected and the socket lever or socket cap is closed The system uses
37. e ends of the cable Choose the right connector that matches the USB port on your PC Plug the connecior on the other end of the cable into the USB port labeled upstream on the back panel of your first T9600 module If you have more than one T9600 module you may now hook up additional four T9600 modules to the first module The USB cable should run between one of the 4 downstream USB ports on the back panel of the first module and the upstream USB port on each additional T9600 module you want to connect 2 Connect the power cords between PC and all the T9600 modules Take the power cord in T9600 package and making connections in between PC and all T9600 modules in which serial port connection or USB connection has been made following previous procedures 3 Execute power on sequence Turn on the power of the PC firstly followed by turning on the power of each T9600 modules connected Caution should be exercised to make sure that every connected T9600 module s power is turned on If you have made serial or USB connection to one particular module then you must turn on its power otherwise the system may not behave normally 4 The hardware is ready Note If you have made the serial or USB connection to a particular T9600 module you must turn its power on Should you decide not to use all the modules you have connected in serial or USB interface disconnect its the serial or USB port connection and you don t have to turn its power on
38. e serial number 01018 was the first being chosen followed by 01016 Anytime you want to make changes to this Site ID assignment you can remove the assignment if you are not happy with it by clicking on the serial number followed by a click on the lt button Or you can click on the lt lt button to clear everything and start all over again Assigning Site ID is an important operation in setting up your programming system It assigns an ID code to each and every module you have in your programming system built by connecting one or more T9600 modules and provides a way for you to do specific operation on a particular T9600 module It needs to be done only once as long as you don t change the connection topology of T9600 modules 6 7 1 3 Password Protection Change Password a 2 x Old Password New Password Confirm Should be less than 10 digits or characters For the first time when T9600 software is executed you are in On Line Mode The on line mode is a generic System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 26 of 50 mode of the software in which no protection mechanism is applied However in a production environment the operators are not allowed to change any settings in a task that an Engineer had set up In this case you can do the Change Password function to set a password so that every time from now on user will be prompted for correct password when entering the software If correct p
39. ense that one specific socket will serve practically all the devices that could fit in this socket When you selected a particular device in the software the SB Help button will be ready to show you useful and detailed information on each and every socket board to be used with T9600 including pin connections supported devices as well as timing information When in operation T9600 will check if the correct type of socket board is in place for the selected device and will alarm you by popping up a warning message box if not System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 7 of 50 3 4 USB Connection Topology In addition to the traditional RS232 Serial port interface T9600 is designed with USB Universal Serial Bus interface to facilitate the high speed transferring of the data between PC and the programming module as well as in between programming modules You can download 128Mbits of data from your PC to T9600 within less than a minute To correctly hook up your T9600 modules by USB interface you must understand the fundamentals of USB bus topology The USB connects USB devices with the USB host The USB physical interconnect is a tiered star topology A hub is at the center of each star Each wire segment is a point to point connection between the host and a hub or node or a hub connected to another hub The figure below illustrates the topology of the USB Host 3 4 1 USB Host There is only one host in any USB system
40. er If you forget to do this USB communications among T9600 modules may not function properly Step 7 Click on the Start button at the lower left corner of your screen again point your mouse to Programs T9600 in that sequence to display respective side menus and finally click on T9600 to launch application program Note The self test of the hardware of T9600 may take around 50 seconds to conduct exhaustive testing on each and every pin driver circuitry System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 12 of 50 5 Quick Start 5 1 Before You Start Make sure that you have gone through the steps described in earlier sections of Installing the Software and Setting Up the Hardware Check if the communication cables or USB cables are properly connected at each ends Make sure that there is no device in the sockets then turn on the power on your PC and then all the T9600 modules connected 5 2 Setting USB Device Driver Optional If you use USB interface to connect T9600 modules Make sure that you have had executed the Setup 9600 USB to have the USB device driver properly installed in your PC 5 3 Executing 9600 User Interface Software Click on the Start button at the lower left corner of your screen again point your mouse to Start Programs T9600 in that sequence to display respective side menus and finally click on T9600 to launch application program Alternatively one can double click the T9600 icon on the desktop to launch applica
41. ffer of the programmer Or you can use Browse io select the file File Formats Intel Hex Microchip INHX Tektronix Hex Motorola S Signetics Hex Extended Tekhex HP 64000 Absolute Spectrum TI SDSMAC ASCII Hex ASCII Oct ASCII Binary Formatted Binary Binary Auto Detect Depending on the device you selected you have to select a correct format to download the file See the display above for the file formats T H9600 supports The Auto Detect allows the module to automatically detect the format of a downloaded file for the ease of file downloading Address Reallocation This file download option provides a convenient way to download a HEX file with an offset address It allows you to download the file from the offset address to the specified address in the SDRAM If you intend to download the data file as it is this option should be disabled Confirm If you select the Auto Detect a confirmation box will show you the result System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 20 of 50 6 3 1 Address Reallocation Scan File 10 x File O TestFilememory2o1 bx File Format HF 64000 Absolute Address List Loading Address 7 M Cancel _ This file download option provides a convenient way to download a HEX file with an offset address It allows you to download the file from the offset address to the specified address in the programmer SDRAM For example you have a HEX file with an offset address of 4000
42. iagnostic function of T9600 SDRAM test Test and verify the status of T9600 internal SDRAM memory Update Firmware Update T9600 s EEPROM firmware for a debugged version or function enhancements See Update Firmware System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 18 of 50 6 2 6 Main Menu Windows Windows Help Total Log Socket 1 Log Socket 2 Log Socket 3 Log Socket 4 Log Socket 5 Lag Socket Lag Socket 7 Log Socket 6 Log Socket 9 Log Socket 10 Lag This pull down menu allows you to control the information displayed on the main console window When you connect several T9600 modules together system message from respective module all appear in the console window to make it look crowded and confusing You can choose not to show all of them by disable or enable each of the site logging function appear in this pull down menu System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 19 of 50 6 3 Download Data Download 2 i a Ss File Name O TestFile memory 281320s B Browse SEN TT g hm M Address Relocation ff OK Byte Order Big Endiany Cancel i Preill RAM buffer with the following data Fill Data FF This option will fill RAM bufer with the data shown above before downloading files This function transfers the data file from the PC to the SDRAM of the T9600 programmer Filename You can enter the drive name downloading path and the file name to download the data file from the PC to the SDRAM bu
43. k that normally means you can change the device content System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 50 of 50 9 8 Securing Your Devices Secure function Task Name Arrow 1 Device ALTERA EPM7512BTC144 7 pof Checksum a Byte Process Insertion Insertion Check gt Secure gt Secure T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass This function programs the security bits of a properly programmed device and protects the device content from illegal access This function can only be applied to a device which possesses a security bit as device feature This function typically applies to EPROM based micro controllers devices that feature such security bits functionality They may also be programmed to protect the device from unauthorized reading 9 9 Protect Your Devices Protect function Task Name Tntel 28F640J3A Device Intel 28F640J3A Checksum BFC00000 Byte Process Insertion Insertion Check gt Check ID gt Protect gt Check ID gt Protect T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass 9 10 Unprotect Your Devices Unprotect function Task Name Tntel 28F640J3 A Device Intel 28F640J3A O Checksum N FC00000 Byte be Renee Oe Process Insertion Check gt Check ID gt Unprotect T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 3 T9600 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass system RD Department Document
44. messages to a log file in the specified location More message Set attach information of log file detailed into Additional information to log Change Path Specify the file path where you want to keep the saved log file Override Each time the software starts the new system messages will override the content of the existing log file This is to avoid the existence of a huge log file Append The saved log file will get bigger and bigger because it keeps accumulating the content since the last time you enabled the option of Save Log Message to File You have to be aware of your available disk space if you choose this option Disable Task Manager functions completely If enabled this option will disable the Task Manager function inherent in the software After the connection is made You will not see a Task Manager window popped up on your screen This is not recommended for a mass production environment ser assigned IDO User can click this button to assign each T H9600 ID details into Site ID Assignment system RD Department Document T H 9600 Help Change Password 24 of 50 Set system password to protect the system and task information from being changed by unauthorized personnel See Password Protection 6 7 1 1 Additional information to log M Start End time M Change Option W Serial Code Program Message Select All M Cancel The logging function in T9600 software already contain a
45. on Show detailed information of Socket Board selected or installed Data Source button Specify the source of the data to program the device with For details see Download Data Current Mode Display the working mode the software is currently in T9600 software has the following modes Demo Mode On Line Mode Designer Mode Operator Mode Message Log Show message of current operation Rate of progress Progress bar showing the progress of current operation 6 2 Main Menu 6 2 1 Main Menu File File Task Device Download Fea Upload TA SplitsMerge Exit Cilt Download For detailed operation please refer to Download Data Upload For detailed operation please refer to Upload Data Split Merge For detailed operation please refer to Split Merge File Function Exit Exit the T9600 program system RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 6 2 2 Main Menu Task Task Device DB create S Load FZ Clase Task 16 of 50 Save as Create Load Save Close Task Save as 6 2 3 Main Menu Device Select Device Device ID Check Read Program Verify Functional Test Erase Blank Check Illegal Bit Check Secure Protect Unprotect Pin Continuity Check Checksum Device Information Create new task See New Task Load a task and automatically configure the system See Use Task Manager Save current programming and system configuration information in ta
46. s For example choose the Byte exchange for a Word file and the high byte will be exchanged with the low byte System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 37 of 50 7 5 Search Data Memory Search Search star address MP Search end address fo Search for Data PO M ASCII type Hex String Should Have two characters per byte and each byte maybe seperated fram others with a space Example FF FE FO or FFFEFO Search for a particular data string within memory section specified by the Start End addresses Check the Find ASCII box if the entry is an ASCII code 7 6 Compare Data Memory Compare Start Address m End Address fo Target Address 0 M Cancel Compare the data of two Memory sections The example below shows how to compare the Memory section of 0000 1FFFF against the Memory section starting from address 20000 7 7 Calculate Byte Sum Calculate Byte Sum stant Address m End Address fo Calculate a Byte sum for a specified Memory section System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 38 of 50 8 Task Manager 8 1 What is a Task A Task records everything you need to work with a particular device of your interest Users who are more inclined to simply selecting the device and move along doing whatever operation they want in a seemingly more intuitive fashion can still do that with T H9600 However the concept of task should help organize his daily programming tasks in a more systematic w
47. sk Close current task Save current task content into a new task Device Options Ltilities al aaa Select Device F3 os Device IO Check B Read Ctrl F a Program Ctrl F e Verify Ctrl V 0 Functional jest amp Erase Ctrl E D Blank Check Ctrl B ami Ilegal Bit Check Ctrl I S Secure Protect Unprotect Pin Gentnuum Check gt Checksum Ctrl s Device Infomation Select the device you want to program See Select Device Perform ID check function on the device in the socket Read the data from the device in the socket See Reading Your Devices Program currently selected device See Programming Your Devices Verify currently selected device See Verifying Your Devices Perform functional test on the currently selected function See Functional Test Your Devices Erase the data of the device in the socket See Erasing The Content of Your Devices Check if the device is blank or not See Blank Checking Your Device Perform Illegal bit checking on the device See Illegal Bit Checking Your Devices Perform Secure function on the selected device detailed into Securing Your Devices Protect the data in the programmed device from being written See Protect Your Devices Unprotect the device See Unprotect Your Devices Perform Pin Continuity check to make sure the contact between the device and the socket is good Calculate the checksum out of the data in T9600 internal SDRAM memory Show information a
48. software interface built for handler which handler operators are interacting with System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 5 of 50 3 Understanding The Hardware 3 1 The Programming module 3 1 1 T H9600 Programming Module Hardware Specifications System SDRAM Buffer SDRAM 16 128 M byte Standard 16 M byte Communication Port USB or Serial Port Programming Pin Driver 112 Pins Universal Programming Signal Support Programming Voltage Vccp Programming Hi Voltage Vpp Vpe Vps Output Signal Open Collector TTL Floating Clock Input Signal 3 1 2 T9600 Programming Module T9600 Module ANS z A Socket Board See Sec 3 3 3 1 3 H9600 Programming Module Socket Board See Sec 3 3 H9600 Module 3 2 The EPD Extended Pin Driver unit image of EPD unit will be available in the second quarter of 2002 System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 6 of 50 3 3 The Socket Boards The socket boards are designed to deal with the variations of device packages It is where users could place the device to be programmed into the socket When a particular device with specific package type is selected T9600 software would display the name of the correct socket board to be used Socket board is hot swappable meaning one can replace the inserted socket board with a new one on the fly as long as T9600 is not in the middle of any operation Socket Boards on T9600 are universal socket boards in the s
49. t Then press Connect button to start the communication amp Connect _ Stop El Demo Chip List Viewer F Auto connect when program start Baud Rate C 230400 115200 e 57600 C 38400 C 15200 BOO The communication dialog above is to define the communication protocols between T H9600 and your PC You must specify the protocols before you can establish the communication Refer to the description below for details Using this option To do this USB or COM radio boxes Select either the USB or the Serial port to communicate with PC COM1 COM2 COM3 COM4 are serial ports COM port Baud rate Select the baud rate for the serial communication Be aware that the COM port on your PC might not support the high speed baud rate like 115200bps Select the slower baud rate if you experienced communication problems Most 16550 UARTS do no support baud rate over 115200bps and you will need special H W and S W drivers on you PC to achieve the baud rate 230400 Auto connect when program start If checked the communication will automatically be started next time you enter the software It could be either the USB or serial communication depending on the protocol settings previously chosen bc Click Connect to start the USB or serial connection Lonnect Click Stop button to stop the communication setup process 9 Stop Demo button can be clicked to start a stand alone software Demo demonstration mode on your PC without
50. t of an address data pair Where lt addr gt takes hexadecimal format like from 0 to FFFF and lt data gt groups byte values separated by space also in hexadecimal format such as FF FF FF FF You could have as many A fields as you want before the lt carriage return gt lt line feed gt character A picture is worth a thousand words so here is an example LnkSysC57B LDE220 C57B A2 C8 91 C5 7B AA 7B C5 91 C8 LnkSysC57C LDE220 C57C A2 C8 91 C5 7C AA 7C C5 91 C8 LnkSysC57B will be displayed on the screen when this line is being processed In the meantime a label with the string DE220 will be printed and the data C8 91 C5 7B will be downloaded into address 2 while 7B C5 91 C8 will be stored at address A of the target device After a record is successfully processed system software will prefix the line with a to avoid inadvertent creation of duplicate serial code System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 31 of 50 6 9 Select Device Device Select ile Oo x Device Selected ALTERA EPM3032ATC44 JAM amp Ware Info Search Package ALL SB Help M Cancel z TAT Socket Board ALL x tE Jam STAPL file POF file LOF file ene semi cee VNETE TOFP44 TOFP4 UNFOT eae ALTERA EPM3032ATC44 1 D pot TOFP44 TOQFP44 UNFOT ieh ALTERA EPM3032ATC44 4ipof TOFP44 TOFP44 UN OT ieee ALTERA EPM3032ATC44 ipof TOFP44 TOFP44 UNFOT QuickLagic ALTERA EPM3064ATC100 JAM TOQFP100
51. the current sensing algorithm to detect the device insertion error This is because a device with a reversed insertion orientation will generate a higher current between the Vcc and Ground pins than that of a correctly inserted device However some correctly inserted devices might generate a higher current level that has exceeded the threshold set for correctly inserted devices As such the system will generate an Insertion Check Fail even though the insertion orientation for those devices is correct While it is not the obligation of System General to determine the cause of the problem you can choose to disable the insertion check to program those devices Auto Sense is a smart way to do device programming Once enabled the system will perform the device insertion check firstly and invoke the programming function automatically in response to the locking of the socket lever or the socket cap There is no need to press the Enter on the keyboard or to click the mouse to execute the programming function Device RAM address Device Start Address In Read Function this is the start address from which you want the data in the device to be read In Program function this is the beginning address at which you want the data to be System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 29 of 50 stored in the device Device End Address his is the address at which the Read will stop This address is inclusive in those addresses to be read RAM Start Address
52. the data downloaded from the connected PC by activating Download to DRAM function described before Note To get the data out of the device by this Read function users have to put the intended device on the Site 1 module in the connected T9600 programming system Show Special Bit Option settings after reading If check box true then after read will show Special Bit Option setting about Special Bit please into Special Bit Editor System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 43 of 50 9 2 Programming Your Devices Program function i lolx Task Name Arrow E O Pass Fail counte Pass Count 0000002 100 0 Device Intel 28F640J5 Fail Count BRITT Checksum BFCO0000 Byte Total Count 0000002 Reset Process sertion Check gt Check ID gt Erase if Blank Check Fail gt Program gt Verify gt Checksum T9600 1 T9600 2 T9600 3 T9600 4 T9600 45 T9600 6 T9600 7 uh ied Pass Pass 100 SFCO0000 100 SFCO0000 100 3FCO0000 100 S3FCOO000 100 Fail statistics Timing Info Layout SFCOOO00 D o 3FCO0000 3FCO0000 Icons in one row F Space between rows 4 pixels the 000 Hoo 200 0 A A 100 100 100 Hoa 200 DOO O 0 A 3FC00000 3FC00000 3FC00000 di paa 8 8 8 200 200 200 0 GB OB Boo Hoo 200 0 A GB 000 100 HHO O GB 100 100 S3FCO0000 3FCO0000 3FCO0000 3FCO0000 SF
53. tion program You will see the picture as shown below on your PC display Communication configuration E ee x Connection made by C USB C COMe C CORG m Con Please connect your 9600 to PC through USB or R5232 port Then press Connect button to start the communication Connect H Demo lt gt Chip List Viewer F Auto connect when program start J Stop Baud Rate C 230400 115200 e 57600 C 38400 C 15200 G amp OO TIPS Demo and Chip List Viewer buttons can be activated as stand alone utilities on your PC without T9600 physically connected They are the perfect tools for you to practice the software and get a feeling of how the software works Chip List Viewer becomes handy when one wants to find out if a particular device is supported on T9600 and if supported what type of socket board does it take to program it System RD Department Document T H 9600 Help 13 of 50 5 4 Setting up Communication with PC Check the radio box on the top of the Communication dialog window shown above to tell T H9600 which communication port you choose to connect T H9600 to your PC and specify the baud rate your PC supports if you choose serial port connection The default baud rate is 57600 bits per second bps T H9600 can support up to 230400 bits per second All done go ahead click Connect button to establish connection between T H9600 modules and the PC By doing so you are entering the remote control mode of
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