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1. 42 OT UD E CC 42 Clearing RAM on start up 42 EE EEE 42 DHINT 42 DEUTSCH ENGLISH iii 42 IEEE 43 14 Remote Operation With Promdriver 44 Promdriver Installation DOS 44 MUNN 44 Promdriver Installation Windows 45 Batch Script Mode 45 Introduction iii 45 Screen elements of Batch mode presentation 45 Promdriver Enhanced Batch Mode Specification 46 Rd 46 Control Flow Labels 46 Control Flow Commands rnrrnnnonrannnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanennannnnnnnennnnenn 46 Conditionals sisi 46 ENO NANON 47 Command Description LL 47 Example Script 54 Sample Script GAMDLET GCHT 54 Alphabetical Command List 57 String Variables rrrrernnrernnrnnnnrnnanernnnvnnnrnnanennnnennnsnnanennunennusennnennnnen 58 Truth Variables RE r 58 Appendix A Device List ss 59 Appendix B Special Functions n00nn0nnnannnnnennnoennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnnrnnrennennnnne 60 Special Functions on MP3 sannennnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnonnnnnnrnnnrnnnennnrennn 60 60 EEE 60 PIIG O OKTI SEE 61 AMD 29F400T amp 20OEAOOR 62 Motorola 68HC70508 E 62 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Special Funcions on MPO serepcae rE E a REO 62 Special note on the encryption table in 87051 family devices 63 Special note on the Signetics Philips implementatio
2. A The devices are damaged or especially for devices like the 87C51 one or more of the lock bits have been blown Q I want to program a micro processor or micro controller that the manufacturer says programs exactly like an EPROM How do I do program it A First set the device type to the EPROM note you will not be able to use auto type select to do this Then you may need to do any of the Manual 52000 range Rev 07 72 System S2000 Programmer User Manual following if the address space of the micro is smaller than the EPROM use ADDR in the FUNC DEVICE menu to change the lower and upper addresses If large and complicated package converters are being used you may have to reduce the access time for reading and checksumming the device This can be found under the Tacc key in FUNC DEVICE Also you will need to turn ID Check off also see under FUNC DEVICE Q I get a different checksum with this programmer than another manufacturer s programmer A This programmer calculates the checksum by adding the contents of all bytes in the device The bytes that are not defined in the downloaded file are filled with the blank value for the device usually FF hex Some other programmer manufacturers fill the unused parts of their devices especially 8751s with 00 To make the checksums the same we have added a special feature to allow you to select 00 as the blank value when filling unused parts of devices It
3. NOEXIT OFF This command is available to prevent accidental exit from batch mode Some actions cause an immediate exit from batch programming e g user presses ESG This may not be desirable In the case of an infinitely looping program ALT F10 will allow exit EXIT Terminates batch file execution WAIT n Delays for n seconds SPEGIAL MANUAL lt command gt lt hex value gt lt hex value gt SPECIAL AUTO lt command gt ON lt hex value gt lt hex value gt SPECIAL AUTO lt command gt OFF Special functions such as Lock PROM can be found for some devices in the DEVICE SPECIALS selection in menu mode Most of these functions are also available in batch mode There are two ways of activating each special function similar to menu mode and stand alone mode MANUAL activates the special function at the time it is encountered in the script file An AUTO command activates the special function every time programming occurs Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LA The appropriate lt command gt is the item number to the left of the menu and it will depend on the device concerned For example with an 8 51 the only function available is 1 which blows the security bit To find out which functions are available look at the menu mode SPECIALS with the appropriate device selected The help screen F1 will give further information Available parameters are indicated in square brackets These
4. This setting determines the checksum should be based on 8 or 16 bit calculation It cannot be changed for 8 bit devices Press the key under CHANGE to modify the selection CHECKSUM LENGTH CHECKSUM LENGTH 4 DIGITS CHANGE OK This setting determines how the checksum will be displayed see under the CKSUM single function key Press the key under CHANGE to modify the selection Press EXIT to restore setting as on entry MASTER CHECKSUM MONITORING Enabling Master Checksum Monitoring makes programming extremely secure Once enabled every time the PROG or VERIFY key is pressed the checksum of the master RAM or ROM is checked against the master checksum and if different an error message is displayed and the programmer will not allow programming or verifying to continue Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E IP Checksum Monitoring is only permitted when a single master and no splits are set MASTER CKSUM ELECTRONICS OFF OFF AUTO ENTER OK MASTER CKSUM 1245 OFF AUTO ENTER OK MASTER CKSUM D6AB4E21 OFF AUTO ENTER OK Press OFF to disable master checksum monitoring Pressing AUTO will calculate the checksum of the current master either RAM or ROM store it as the master checksum and enable monitoring Press ENTER to manually enter the master checksum and enable monitoring Press OK when finished PATTERN PATT1 or PATT2 ALL RAM WILL BE FILLED OK Press OK to fill all RAM with a test pat
5. icon will be displayed if master checksum monitoring is currently enabled READING MASTER A1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 READ NO DEVICES READ OK After reading the socket LEDs show which sockets were read LEDs next to sockets not required to be read will be turned off Sockets not read because they were not masters will show a slow flash and successfully read devices will show a steady ON Manual 52000 range Rev 07 23 System S2000 Programmer User Manual LED Sockets not read because they were empty will show a short flash If not enough RAM is fitted all LEDs will FLASH an error tone will sound and the display will show INSUFFICIENT RAM OK The display and LEDs will be cleared when OK is pressed Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE 8 PROG key On pressing PROG key ELECTRONICS PROGRAMMING E TTT Starting programming is a single key operation The PROM or PROMs will be programmed and a visual indication of progress will be given on the display in the form of a thermometer like bar Programming is automatically preceded by the usual pre operation checks and a blank check and followed by a verification see below If master checksumming is enabled this is checked against the checksum of the current master either RAM or ROM If different the following error message is displayed MASTER CHECKSUM WRONG OK and programming is aborted Otherwise a blank check is performed if not disab
6. 5 OUTPUT CTS Data Flow Optional output Control by Programmer turns Programmer this signal OFF if it is not prepared to accept a character at that time 6 OUTPUT DSR Programmer Optional output This On output is ON whenever the Programmer is powered T GND Signal Mandatory Ground 8 OUTPUT DCD Programmer Optional Output On This output is always ON when the Programmer is powered 20 INPUT DTR Data Flow If not used connect Control by to pin 8 Host IMPORTANT If DTR is taken to OFF by the Host data transmission on pin 3 will cease after the character currently being transmitted and will resume when DTR is taken to ON RS232 specifies that ON is a voltage greater than 6 and OFF is a voltage more negative than 6 Manual 52000 range Rev 07 78 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Flow Control Three types of data flow control or lack of it are used by the Programmer RS232 control line The Programmer will stop transmitting if the RS232 line DTR is turned OFF and will continue if it is turned ON It will turn CTS to OFF if it wants the other end of the link to stop transmitting XON XOFF The Programmer will stop transmitting if it receives an XOFF character Control S It will resume if it receives an XON Control Q It will send XOFF if turning CTS off did not stop the flow and will send XON when ready for further characters None no flow control is implemented then successful comm
7. GOTO START AGAIN 12 actually an example of an infinite loop Control Flow Commands GOTO lt label gt This instruction is self explanatory but some restrictions are placed on its use to avoid the usual pit falls of programming with GOTO s Conditionals There are 2 structures for if type conditions one for statements including GOTO s and one for other Statements IF lt condition gt GOTO lt label gt The GOTO on a condition must be on the same line as the IF as shown No ENDIF or ELSE are required or allowed Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE IF lt condition gt lt commands gt ELSE lt commands gt ENDIF ELECTRONICS GOTO is not allowed within a conditional section Typical conditions are IF MENU RESULT lt n gt IF YES IF NO IF ESC IF OTHER REPLY IF MORE NEEDED IF ERRORLEVEL lt n gt where lt n gt IS a decimal integer Error handling Each function having the possibility of an error e g Programming Append Read etc will set a 16 bit variable called ERRORLEVEL 0 will signify success and other values will have fixed predetermined meanings e g DEVICE NOT PRESENT DEVICE NOT BLANK USER ABORTED ETC ERRORLEVEL can be tested after each operation using an IF construction see above If a syntactical error is detected in a batch command it is reported on the screen with the erroneous line number and processing is immediately aborted Manu
8. ON WITH SHORT FLASHES OFF Operation in progress ON Operation was successful SLOW FLASH JJ PT DO Operation failed FAST FLASH PF EL LILI LI LIL L Device or mount error SHORT FLASH Socket empty DOUBLE FLASH I D error Manual S2000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Sounder High frequency Key press and automatic key repeat after holding down the key for half a second selective keys only Medium frequency Success tone Low frequency Error tone Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE On switching on lf RAM is fitted it is cleared to the current blank value Clearing RAM s eee By default a maximum of 8 Megabits is cleared on start up but this setting can be changed to clear all RAM on start up see MISC under the FUNC key The currently selected device is displayed INTEL 27C256 ELECTRONICS After any operation PROG BLANK etc a report is given You can also see this report later by pressing the REPORT key INTEL 27C256 REPORT If Empty Socket Detect is enabled see MISC under the FUNC key the word REPORT will not be displayed after all devices have been removed from the sockets Certain devices have security and other special functions that can be programmed automatically after normal programming is finished These are shown on the quiescent display as a number if enabled or as a dash if disabled See SPECL under the FUNC key for fu
9. SPLIT MODE SETS ELECTRONICS 8 16 32 bits 8 16 sets of 1 4 8 sets of 2 2 4 sets of 4 1 2 sets of 8 CLEAR all RAM DATA DISP8 16 or 32 bits EMPTY FILL VALUE 00 FF or device default CHECKSUM 8 bit or 16 bit set master checksum PATT n store either of two test patterns in all RAM BUFFER RAM SETTINGS SPLIT SETS CKSUM CLR BUFFER RAM SETTINGS DISP BLANK PATT1 PATT2 Press the function key under the sub function required SPLIT MODE Display 32 BIT DOUBLE SPLIT CHANGE OK 16 BIT SINGLE SPLIT CHANGE OK 8 BIT NO SPLIT CHANGE OK Press the key under CHANGE to switch data width between 8 16 or 32 bit data The number of sets will automatically be changed i necessary as indicated on the Manual 52000 range Rev 07 34 System S2000 Programmer User Manual display LEDs Press EXIT to restore settings as on entry N B The split settings can only be changed in systems with modules MP2 or MP4 SET MODE Display 8 SETS OF 1 MASTER CHANGE OK 1 SET OF 8 MASTERS CHANGE OK For module MP4 press the key under CHANGE to switch between 2 sets of 8 devices 4 sets of 4 devices 8 sets of 2 devices or 16 sets of 1 device If the SPLIT mode requires 2 or 4 devices then only valid choices will be offered For module MP2 press the key under CHANGE to switch between 1 set of 8 devices 2 sets of 4 devices 4 sets of 2 devices or 8 sets of 1 device If the SPLIT mode requires 2 or 4 devices then only
10. 2 special functions unlock all sectors and lock selected sectors AUTO SPECIALS S UNLOCK LOCK Pressing UNLOCK toggles the setting of special 1 pressing LOCK displays a further menu allowing you to select or deselect locking of each sector in turn SECTOR 00 000000 LOCK CHANGE NEXT OK Pressing CHANGE toggles the setting displayed on the top line of the currently displayed sector NEXT moves you on to the next sector Note the addresses of the sectors are different in the 29F400T and 29F400B these features are described in further detail in the AMD data books Manual S2000 range Rev 07 62 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Motorola 68HC705C8 This device has one special function lock MOT 68HC705C8 S AUTO SPECIALS S LOCK Special Functions on MP5 Using the MP5 module it is possible to program the special lock and encryption functions either manually or automatically during programming The following notes describe how to achieve this The display shows how many functions are available while it is displaying the type selected It does this in the top right of the display with a typical format SIG 87C51 REPORT S The S stands for specials and the following characters indicate three functions which are currently switched off The three functions for a Signetics 87051 are 1 Lock Bit 1 2 Lock Bit 2 3 Encryption Table For example if lock bit 1 and the e
11. 20 REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED OFF REQUIRED ON This causes a devices required quantity box to be displayed or removed or resets the number required to the number shown if the box is already displayed The number required is decremented by a REQUIRED command Note the REQUIRED number can go negative if more devices are programmed than were requested VERIFYLEVEL lt setting gt where lt setting gt Is 0 5 10 20 Verification of programming may be performed at VCC 0 5 10 and 20 VERIFY LOW lt setting gt VERIFY HIGH lt setting gt where lt setting gt is a valid VCC value Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LA EMPTYFILL lt setting gt where lt setting gt Is 0 ELECTRONICS FF DEFAULT This defines the hexadecimal value that will be used to fill parts of the buffer that are not defined in the file to be downloaded displayed or printed It will normally be set to the blank value for the currently selected device DEFAULT but you may want to force it to another value so that for instance the checksum is consistent with another manufacturer s programmer DOWNLOAD lt buf start addr gt lt buf end addr gt lt file name gt lt file start addr gt Downloads defined part of file to defined part of buffer If lt file name gt is the operator will be prompted to enter the filename ERRORLEVEL codes set 0 type selected ok 1 no type se
12. 29 O pressing EA EE 29 2 OKUM KOV ea eee 30 On pressing CHECKSUM key rrrarrnnannrnnanenvannennanennannennnnennnnnennnnenn 30 8 Digit Checkeums 30 4 Digit Checkeums 31 13 FUNC key 32 Functions accessed from the FUNC key 33 STO EEE 33 ME 33 lur 34 SPLIT MODE Dr 34 SET MODE Display LL 34 CLEAR all RAM 34 DATA DISPLAY a een 35 EMPTY FILL Value Setting ororrrrrrnnrrrrnnnoornnnnerrnnnrennannenrnnnennnnnnen 35 CHECKSUM Calculation ss 35 CHECKSUM WIDTH vvs 35 CHECKSUM LENGTH 35 MASTER CHECKSUM MONITORING rmrronnonnnnonnanrnnnnnnnnnnennanennnnnen 35 PATTERN PATT1 orbATTI 36 DEE 37 ID CHECK Disable rerarernnornnrnnnrnnarnnanenanennnennnrnnnnnnnnnnannnanenunenanennenn 37 MOUNT CHECK Disable rarrrarrnnnrnnnrrnanenanenarenanennnrnnnrnnnrnnnnnnnennnen 37 REVERSE CHECK Disable arrerrnnrorrnnrnorrannonnnnnrnnnnnennnnnennvnnnennnnnen 37 BLANK CHECK NE 37 VERIFY FA 37 SECURITY SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Display rrrrrnrrrrnnrrennnnnvnnnnnenn 37 CHECKSUM Calculation 38 MACS de EEE EEE 38 ADDR Setting iii 38 SO EE 39 39 VIT EEN 39 OT FINO E a a 39 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS PORT ee ed a in 39 PRINTER USED Lene 39 PRINTER PAROI RS 40 MASTER aa de a ne 40 NO ae a R 40 e0 D aa a ss ne 41 FE ANT rndinnn 41 SC a a se 41 LOOK meer EN 41 Enable empty Socket detect
13. EDIT key You will be given the option of display no changes allowed or edit on either the memory buffer if fitted or a device in one of the sockets Editing a device directly is mostly appropriate to EEPROMs Emulators and similar devices where a change is not irrevocable DIT EDIT BUFFER Edit contents of RAM buffer ELECTRONICS COPY Copy a block of data FILL Fill a block of data NEW Clear a block of data INVERT Invert the polarity of a block of data SEEK search for a sequence of bytes INSERT Put into insert mode DELETE Put into delete mode KILL Move data down DISPLAY BUFFER EDIT DEVICE DISPLAY DEVICE Examine contents of RAM buffer can t be modified Reserved for future function Examine contents of device cant be modified BUFFER DISP EDIT DEVICE DISP EDIT 000000 FF 41 42 FF AB ADDR DATA ED fn ED fn means select special edit On pressing EDIT BUFFER A check is made that a RAM module is fitted to the programmer if not an error message is displayed No memory available OK Otherwise the normal buffer editing display appears Manual 52000 range Rev 07 function Four bytes are displayed at a time along with the ASCII equivalents The cursor will indicate either a data or an address character which can currently be changed by over typing using the digit keys O F Switching between changing address and data can be done by pressing the key under ADDR or DAT
14. If NAME is pressed the programmer will allow you to specify the device by manufacturer and type number Pressing MANU or TYPE will allow the cursor keys to change manufacturer or type Cursor symbols will flash next to the word MANU or TYPE to indicate which will be affected by the cursor keys Pressing OK will select the currently displayed type On pressing CODE 0000 OK Each device type has been assigned a Device code for easy reference Enter this code to select the device The device type will be displayed for reference Or ee if the code is not recognised The device is the 4 digit hex code found under the ALG key when the device has been selected by one of the other means ENTER 4 DIGIT CODE Manual S2000 range Rev 07 KEY 0 TI 27C240 CLEAR OK KEY 0 NO TYPE No information has been stored under this key KEY 8 INCORRECT MODULE The information stored under this key was for a device that can only be programmed using a different programming module so it cannot be loaded with this module Pressing any of the digit keys 0 F results in that keys stored setting being displayed Press OK to accept or another digit key See STORE under the FUNC key how to save settings Device Notes After a device has been selected the top level display will show the type If there is any special information to be mentioned when making this selection then an asterisk will appear next to the device nam
15. LA Appendix I ELECTRONICS Support Arrangements e Software Support e Socket Lifetime e Repair Service Outside Warranty Software Support Software support includes support of new device types and the addition of new software features The purchase of every system includes one years free support After this year the user may purchase support for a further year at a time or take out a continuous support contract for which he will be invoiced at a reduced price at yearly intervals During a year of support the user will have access to updates via our Web page at any time Any user requiring extra upgrades and not having access will be asked to pay a handling charge The updates are available to any user at any time Devices added after the registered support date cannot be selected but they will be shown in the menus for information On the standalone programmer display they will flash to show that they are not available On the PROMDRIVER type selection screen they will be displayed in red DOS or have a red cross against them Windows Manual 52000 range Rev 07 80 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Registration of a new Programmer A new programmer must be registered by the user Without registration only limited device support is available If the programmer is used with a PC registeration is automatic If no PC is available a code from the supplier must be typed into the programmer keyboard O
16. You will see a small hole in the bottom left hand corner of the recess where the module usually sits Under this hole there is a control that can be adjusted by turning clockwise louder or anti clockwise softer until key presses and error bleeps are at the required volume Switch off the programmer again before re installing the module ELECTRONICS Software and Firmware Upgrades The manufacturer is regularly upgrading the firmware of its products to keep pace with developments in the field See Appendix for further information about software support Please contact your supplier Switch off the programmer before removing the programming module Carefully lift out the module You will see one or two EPROMs in the module recess Carefully remove these with a PROM extractor tool Put the new EPROM s in the socket s making sure that the notch indicating pin 1 is at that the top and that all the pins go into the sockets Manual 52000 range Rev 07 67 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Note if two EPROMs have been supplied EPROM number 1 must go into the left hand socket The programming module can then be carefully re inserted Unfortunately changing the firmware version erases all settings that have been stored in the programmer except for the viewing angle see above Changing the RAM Module A new RAM module may be required because the current one is not big enough for the larger devices or diffe
17. above that the PC HOST selection is the preferred method for high performance PORT SERIAL 38400b s 7D 2S TYPE SPEED MODE OK This screen controls the selection of the non PC protocol parameters Pressing TYPE selects between SERIAL and PARALLEL SPEED allows you to select the Baud rate if serial comms have been chosen Similarly MODE allows the selection of the correct number of data bits and start stop bits PRINTER USED PARALLEL DRIVES PRINTER CHANGE OK Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E IP ELECTRONICS PARALLEL USED FOR COMMS CHANGE OK This function allows switching the use of the parallel port between communications with the host PC or with a printer for printing the device list PRINTER Parameters PRINTER FUNCTIONS INIT TERM PAGEL OK These functions allow the setting of the printer initialisation and termination strings as well as the printer page length Note these functions are not yet implemented and cannot be changed MASTER MASTER is ROM MASTER is RAM buffer MASTER FROM ROM RAM ROM OK This function determines whether devices are programmed and verified from the RAM buffer or from a device in the ROM socket An error message will be given if ROM master is selected with no copy socket in the programming module No copy socket on this module OK It is permitted to select RAM master when the no RAM is fitted An error warning will be given if an attempt is made to
18. are either a hex value e g in the case of a PIC micro controller s ID or the item number in a subsequent menu e g for PIC oscillator setting of XT the lt hex_value gt should be set to 3 ELECTRONICS ERRORLEVEL codes set 0 Set ok 1 Function programming failure MENU System S2000 Programmer User Manual MONITOR_CKSUM lt setting gt where lt setting gt Is OFF ON AUTO MANUAL lt checksum gt This allows the setting and disabling of the master checksum If set this will be used before programming and verification operations to ensure that the master ROM or RAM is still valid If invalid the operation will be aborted AGAIN AGAIN GOTO lt label gt Displays message asking if a repeat is required If reply is YES or ENTER starts executing batch mode instructions from the start or from the label lt menuline 1 gt GOTO lt label gt TYPE lt device code gt NOOPTION lt menuline 2 gt GOTO lt label gt TYPE lt device code gt NOOPTION lt menuline_n gt GOTO lt label gt TYPE lt device code gt NOOPTION MENUEND Displays a menu with movable highlight bar On selection of a line with an associated GOTO goes to that line On selection of any other line goes to next instruction in file after MENUEND If line text is followed by TYPE lt device code gt then this IS Manual 52000 range Rev 07 49 processed as a normal TYPE setting command If a line is followed
19. assume the quiescent state Additionally the single key functions such as CKSUM will still work immediately when the display is showing a report so single key press operation is always possible Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd MA The sequence for the display of Master and Socket checksums is as follows empty sockets will be omitted 1 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 2 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 B4 M2 A5 A6 A7 A8 Bd B6 B7 B8 4 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 B1 B2 M2 A3 A4 B3 B4 M3 A5 A6 B5 B6 M4 A7 A8 B7 B8 8 master RAM sequence M1 A1 B1 M2 A2 B2 M3 A3 B3 M4 A4 B4 M5 A5 B5 M6 A6 B6 M7 A7 B7 M8 A8 B8 ROM master sequence C1 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 ELECTRONICS 4 Digit Checksums In this mode up to 5 checksums are displayed simultaneously This is a typical display M1 A1 A2 A3 AA 5678 5678 5678 5678 In this exceptional case the function key f4 is not labelled However it still works as a NEXT OK key as usual The cursor and EXIT keys also have their normal functions Manual S2000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual The correct checksum for the devices is always shown at the left of the display Empty sockets are indicated with the symbol The sequence for the display of Master and Socket checksums is as follows 1 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 A3 A4 M1 A5 A6 A7 A8 M1 B1
20. blankcheck Blankcheck is performed at a VCC which is most likely to reveal inadequate erasure Typical EPROMs will be checked at 5 or the current negative verify level whichever is lower Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System 52000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS 11 ERASE key On pressing ERASE key ERASING SC 11111111 Only applies to electrically erasable devices Erasing a device is a single key operation The PROM or PROMs will be erased and a visual indication of progress will be given on the display in the form of a thermometer like bar Erasure will automatically be followed by a verification to check SUCCESS After erasing and verifying the socket LEDs will indicate the success or failure of the operation on each device in the usual way ALL PARTS ERASED OK Al ERASE FAILURE Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 29 CIE 12 CKSUM key On pressing CHECKSUM key ELECTRONICS READING CHECKSUM BE 11111111 This operation displays the checksum of the master ROM or RAM and of each of the devices in the programming sockets Two checksum options are offered 4 digit and 8 digit checksums 4 digit checksums are traditional but are not adequate checks of successful programming on larger devices Their main use is for fast identification of programmed devices the 4 digit checksum is often used on a label on the device 8 digit c
21. by being larger than the others with the all important PROGRAM key largest of all This will enable untrained D personnel to use the programmer with no difficulty in a production environment further aid to production is the ability to lock the settings to prevent accidental changes to them during a production run The keyboard is a rubber keymat type with in built tactile feedback In addition an optional audible key click is provided This provides a positive A system of soft keys is used to feel combined with the ability to do access editing and settings fast and reliable numerical entry in functions keys f1 to f4 take on the EDIT mode meaning indicated on the second All functions which are not single line of the display In many cases key functions are accessed by selections can be changed by pressing the FUNC key when the means of two cursor keys and display will guide the user to the The display will indicate when these required function in a very small may be used The EXIT key may number of key presses always be used to exit a function without activating it Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd A Socket Leds Next to each programming socket is a status LED This is used to indicate the results of any operation on the devices in that socket Each LED can represent a number of different states as follows OFF No operation has taken place ELECTRONICS
22. by NOOPTION it is only displayed but not offered as an option so the cursor cannot be moved to such lines This is a useful command for headers and other explanatory lines Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd kJ i ernones GOTO and TYPE may both appear on the same line but NOOPTION may not be accompanied by either Window size depends on number of lines and length of lines in menu DELETE lt filename gt Deletes the file specified without asking the user No action if file does not exist RENAME lt new filename gt lt old filename gt Renames the file specified without asking the user No action if file does not exist REQUIRED PROGRAMMED FAILURES TYPENAME FORMAT FILEADDRESS POLARITY BYTESELEGT SERNO FILECKSM String variables which substitute the value of the variable into a text string Le inside a pair of quotes of a heading message or menu MASTERSPLIT lt setting gt where lt setting gt Is Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual 8 SINGLE 8 DOUBLE The number is the number o masters and NONE SINGLE and DOUBLE indicate the split setting The default is 1 NONE if the programmer has RAM fitted otherwise it is ROM BLANKCHECK ON BLANKCHECK OFF Defaults to ON IDCHECK ON IDCHECK OFF Defaults to ON MOUNTCHECK ON MOUNTCHECK OFF Defaults to ON REVCHECK ON REVCHECK OFF Defaults to ON STATUS ON STATUS OFF Enables
23. device is identified the socket LED will show steady ON e Any other sockets containing identical types will also show steady ON e Any sockets containing different types that can be detected will show DOUBLE FLASH cadence Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual e In the case of any type error an error tone will sound to alert the operator and the sockets with unsuccessful devices will be accompanied by a flashing LED e LEDs next to empty sockets will show a distinctive short flash The display will give a report as follows If all devices in the sockets are of identical types the display will indicate the type NEC 27C8000 REPORT OK On pressing OK or removing all devices if Empty Socket Detect is enabled the display will revert to the initial one and the LEDs are extinguished If there was a problem with the identification an error message is given DEVICE OR MOUNT ERROR OK ID ERROR OK REVERSE INSERTION ERROR OK MOUNT ERROR OK ADDRESS LINE ERROR OK TYPE NOT RECOGNISED OK Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd System S2000 Programmer User Manual E qP ELECTRONICS OK ALL SOCKETS EMPTY On pressing the key under OK the display will revert to display the currently selected type and the LEDs will be extinguished Please see appendix D for some special warnings concerning AUTO Typesetting On Pressing NAME NS 27C010 MANU TYPE OK
24. ideally not exceed 2m in length Serial RS232C Non PC Host DOS only The Programmer is equipped with a female 25 way D type connector Only pins 2 3 5 6 7 8 and 20 are connected The pinout is designed so that connection to an IBM PC XT or compatible may be achieved using an off the shelf male to female RS232C cable which connects at least pins 2 3 5 6 7 8 and 20 PC Compatible Connection Chart IBM PC IBM AT PROGRAMMER 25 pin male 9 pin male 25 pin female 1 GROUND 2 TXD O P 3TXD OPP 2 TXD I P 3 RAD IP 2 RXD Ip 3 RXD OfP 4 RTS OP TRTS OP 5 GIS JE SEI MES 5 CTS O P 6 DSR IP 6 DSR I P 7 GROUND 5 GROUND 7 GROUND 8 DCD IP 1 DCD Ip 8 DCD OPP 20 DIR O P 4DTR Ob 20 DIR P 22 RI I P 9 RI I P flow control If using the programmer with other host computers a lead may be made up quite simply using the following table of pin connection requirements The use of pins and Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LUR cxzcrnoms connector by the Programmer is that of a DCE Data Communications Equipment or Modem WARNING When used with PROMDRIVER under MS DOS all connections are mandatory The optional requirement referred to in this section refer to Non PC Host mode operation only Programmer Pin Descriptions for use with Devices other than PC Compatibles Pin Direction Function Name Description 2 INPUT TXD Data to Mandatory Programmer 3 OUTPUT RXD Data from Mandatory Programmer
25. is switched off before removing or inserting a programming module or ram module It is not good practice to switch on or off the programmer with device s in the sockets This can damage some devices Warning on AUTO Typesetting Automatic type setting depends on the device in question having been provided by the manufacturer with a so called Silicon Signature Not all devices can be identified in this way Indeed some devices can even be damaged by the special voltages involved In particular some microprocessors which are claimed by their manufacturer to program like a particular EPROM using a pin converter will probably never contain the silicon signature NEVER use auto type selection if you know that the device does not contain a silicon signature Manual 52000 range Rev 07 69 System S2000 Programmer User Manual If you ever need to transport the unit please observe the following precautions e Switch off and disconnect from the mains e Unplug the programming module Pack the programming module and the chassis separately If you cannot find the original purpose made packaging please ensure that each item is well padded e The mains lead should be packed separately to avoid damage to the equipment from plugs Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Device in this socket has the wrong Appendix E silicon signature i e it is the wrong type o
26. job whenever the module is changed See STORE amp RECALL keys under FUNC and TYPE with the module MP3 with the appropriate MQP package converters The Display Switch off the programmer before changing programming modules Carefully lift out the installed module and put the new module into the connectors in the module recess without bending pins Note the current settings will be lost except for those under the RECALL key Therefore certain hex keys can be used to STORE device types and associated settings for each programming module This makes It Manual 52000 range Rev 07 66 The viewing angle of the display can be adjusted if it is difficult to read in the lighting conditions Firstly switch off the programmer and switch on again with the hex digit 1 pressed down The viewing angle can be changed using the two cursor keys lt and gt When the ideal setting has been selected press OK and the new value will be stored and used until it is changed again Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LA Volume Control The key clicks and tones generated by the programmer can be controlled in two ways Firstly they can be silenced completely by using the SOUND key under FUNG secondly there is a volume control fitted under the programming module To adjust this turn the programmer off and carefully remove the module Turn it back on you will get a warning message but you can ignore this by pressing OK
27. or disables the display of current settings like file name file type byte select polarity file address device type adapter required etc Default is OFF HEADING lt heading_line_1 gt lt heading line 2 gt lt heading line 3 gt lt heading line 4 gt HEADINGEND If HEADING is not specified the batch window will show the default heading information block Using Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd MA HEADING replaces this with user defined information which may be null information if there are no lines ELECTRONICS between HEADING and HEADINGEND Any message lines after line 4 will be ignored HEADING must be the first actual command in the response file if the default heading is to be completely disabled The heading may be changed at any time in the script MESSAGE GET YES NO lt message line _1 gt lt lt message line 2 gt lt message line _3 gt message line 4 gt MESSAGE END Messages will appear in the message area This area will be Manual 52000 range Rev 07 51 System S2000 Programmer User Manual enlarged by opening a window over the top if the message height requires it The maximum size is 12 lines after which message lines will be truncated The message is displayed until any key is pressed If GET YES NO is included on the MESSAGE line the relevant parameters YES NO ESC or OTHER_REPLY are set when the key iS pres
28. setting up automatic programming functions AUTO SPECIALS S WDOFF LOCK OSC ID Use the 4 function keys to set up the desired automatic functions and Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS then press EXIT until you reach the value Please refer to the top level display again manufacturers data sheet for the When pressing OSC a further menu device concerned for any restrictions is offered on the order in which special OSC TYPE XT function may be used CHANGE OK Pressing CHANGE allows the PIC16C6x 7x oscillator type to be altered or MCHIP 16C61 S12 programming it to be disabled REPORT NOTE When pressing ID a further menu is Lo offered This is similar to the PIC16G5x ID 1234 OFF except that the special functions ON OK have been modified ID setting and Lock are the same but the other functions have all been arranged under one key called CONFIG for both MANUAL and AUTO specials Use the keys 0 F and the cursor keys to enter the user ID required Please note that the settings can be copied by reading a master pic device Only the code protect Setting an automatic special function function will be unaffected by this Pressing AUTO will result in a as a protected PIC cannot of course display for performing programming be used as a master device functions The code protect setting should be AUTO SPECIALS S12 set as required as described above C
29. the first address at which this is stored These addresses can be changed by using the hexadecimal keypad Pressing OK will return you to the INPUT A FILE screen Press START to commence input Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS On pressing OUTPUT OUTPUT A FILE FORMAT PARAMS START The FORMAT choices are the same as for INPUT above Selecting PARAMS allows you choose the RAM range and the first File Address 000000 000000 00000000 FROM TO F ADDR OK Pressing OK will return you to the OUTPUT A FILE screen Press START to commence outputting the file If the special Intel Hex format has been selected 50 nulls are added before and after the file While a file is being transferred a changing number will indicate the current file address every 256 bytes Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 20 E OP 6 Socket Checks When any key is pressed which starts a read or write operation on the sockets the sockets are first Subjected to a series of checks to validate the devices present NO DEVICE TYPE SELECTED ELECTRONICS OK COPY SOCKET EMPTY OK RAM MASTER ONLY ALLOWED OK LAST OPERATION ABORTED OK INSUFFICIENT RAM OK CANNOT READ ROM MASTER OK ADDRESS LINE ERROR OK ALL SOCKETS EMPTY OK PIN CONVERTER REQUIRED OK Various checks are normally performed before each operation Most of these checks
30. this overview chart STORE SAVE SETTINGS UNDER 0 F Current settings will be saved under the hexadecimal digit key required These include the current type split mode and number of masters the RAM and DEVICE _ settings including any master checksum and the current language On selecting a key a check is made that this is where you want to store the current settings Manual 52000 range Rev 07 33 System S2000 Programmer User Manual SAVE UNDER KEY 8 OK Press OK to accept or another digit key Press EXIT to abort RECALL RECALL SETTING FROM 0 F Pressing any of the digit keys 0 F results in that keys stored setting being displayed On selecting a key the settings that were previously stored under that key are displayed as well as the appropriate LED settings Press OK to accept or another digit key KEY 8 INTEL 27C256 CLEAR OK If these are the required settings press OK Alternatively any of the single keys e g PROG can be used immediately and the new programmer settings will be used If these are not the required settings other numeric keys can be pressed until the correct settings are selected On pressing CLEAR a check will be made to confirm that you want to delete the current key settings KEY 8 INTEL 27C256 delete OK Press OK to clear the settings EXIT to abort Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E IP RAM This function controls the Buffer RAM settings
31. valid choices will be offered Press EXIT to restore settings as on entry N B The number of sets can only be changed in systems with modules MP2 or MP4 CLEAR all RAM ALL RAM WILL BE ERASED OK Press OK to set all RAM to the currently selected erase value EXIT to abort Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP ELECTRONICS DATA DISPLAY DISPLAY AS DEVICE 8 CHANGE OK DISPLAY 8 CHANGE OK DISPLAY 16 CHANGE OK DISPLAY 32 CHANGE OK This setting selects how the data will be shown when a device or the RAM buffer is displayed or edited Press the key under CHANGE to modify the selection Press EXIT to restore setting as on entry EMPTY FILL Value Setting FILL AS DEVICE FF CHANGE OK FILL FF CHANGE OK FILL 00 CHANGE OK This setting determines the value put into the RAM buffer on start up or when the CLR or NEW function is used It may be set to 00 FF or the default for the device currently selected Press the key under CHANGE to modify the selection Press EXIT to restore setting as on entry CHECKSUM calculation SELECT CHECKSUM VALUES BITS DIGITS MASTER OK Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual This allows changes to made to three different settings Press BITS to change the CHECKSUM width press DIGITS to change the length of the calculated CHECKSUM or MASTER to input a MASTER CHECKSUM CHECKSUM WIDTH CHECKSUM WIDTH 8 BITS CHANGE OK
32. 00 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS OG COR 83 Repair Service Outside Warranty rarrrrnnrrrrnnrerranrennanenrnnnennnnnennnn 83 Hardware Service Contact 84 Transporting the Programmer 84 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE 1 Introduction ELECTRONICS Overview Thank you for buying this Programmer We hope that it meets with your requirements and that it will go on serving you for many years to come We have designed this equipment to be fast and reliable in fact we believe that it programs 16 EPROMs faster than any other programmer currently on the market Programmers of this versatility are the subject of continuous technical review and the manufacturer reserves the right to change details of the specification for the purposes of product improvement This manual describes in detail the Operation of the programmer system The keyboard arrangement is described in Section 2 Sections 3 to 13 explain the operation of the programmer in stand alone mode Section 14 describes in detail how to operate the programmer in remote mode with our PROMDRIVER software package It also explains how to use a PC to control pre programmed production tasks using Batch mode The Appendices include error messages hardware details and methods of adjusting the settings of the programmer to suit yourself
33. A Moving the cursor beyond the end of the current row of data automatically Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP advances the address to the next row Holding the cursor key down will result in the address changing at an increasing rate ELECTRONICS Advanced edit functions More advanced edit functions are accessed by pressing the key under ED fn edit function Functions available are displayed four at a time SELECT EDIT FUNCTION gt COPY FILL NEW INVERT SELECT EDIT FUNCTION gt SEEK INSERT DELETE KILL Pressing a cursor key accesses a further 4 functions Pressing the key under the function selects it COPY COPY 000000 000000 TO 000000 000000 OK This editing function allows a block of data to be copied from a range of addresses to another range The cursor keys allow all the addresses concerned to be modified Note that the from and to ranges will automatically be kept the same size by the programmer FILL FILL 000000 000000 WITH 00 OK This editing function fills a range of memory addresses with a constant value The cursor keys allow all the parameters involved to be changed Manual S2000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual NEW NEW ALL DATA WILL BE DELETED OK This editing function allows all data in the buffer to be set to the currently defined blank value INVERT INVERT 000000 000000 OK The polarity of a block of data ca
34. B2 B3 B4 M1 B5 B6 B7 B8 2 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 A3 A4 M1 B1 B2 B3 B4 M2 A5 A6 A7 A8 M2 B5 B6 B7 B8 4 master RAM sequence M1 A1 A2 B1 B2 M2 A3 A4 B3 B4 M3 A5 A6 B5 B6 M4 A7 A8 B7 B8 8 master RAM sequence M1 A1 B1 M2 A2 B2 M3 A3 B3 M4 A4 B4 M5 A5 B5 M6 A6 B6 M7 A7 B7 M8 A8 B8 ROM master C1 A1 A2 A3 A4 C1 A5 A6 A7 A8 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd System S2000 Programmer User Manual MA 13 FUNC key These functions are explained on the following pages ELECTRONICS PRINTER USED PRINTER PARAM FUNC STORE Saves settings under a numeric key RECALL Recalls settings under a numeric key RAM SPLIT Settings for 8 bit devices on 16 or 32 bit busses SETS Settings for sets of different PROM patterns CKSUM BITS Set no of digits displayed in checksums parts Set size of data summed MASTER Set and enable master checksum CLR Clear all RAM DISP Set size of data displayed EMPTY Set RAM empty fill value PATT n Store either of two test patterns in all RAM DEVICE ID Enable disable id check MOUNT Enable disable mount check REVERSE Enable disable reverse check BLANK Enable disable blank check and set blank value VERIFY Set verification Vcc limits SPECL AUTO Enable lock functions etc of devices MANUAL Perform lock functions etc of devices CKSUM BITS Set no of digits displayed in checksums DIGITS Set size of data summed MASTER Set and enable master checksum Tacc NORMAL or SLOW device a
35. ERIFY Vcc 4 50 TO 5 50 PERCENT DEFAULT OK Verification of programming may be performed at any two VCC levels between 2 5V and 6 75V or by pressing PERCENT at VCC 0 5 10 and 20 Press EXIT to restore setting as on entry SECURITY SPECIAL FUNCTIONS DISPLAY SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTO MANUAL Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE Some special functions apply to certain devices such as the security locking of the programmed memory The AUTO setting allows a predetermined selection of security operations to be applied automatically to certain device types after programming and verification This would save much time in production by cutting out a whole set of operations on a device AUTO SPECIALS S12 LOCK1 LOCK2 LOCK3 ENCRY Special functions that will be automatically performed after programming are shown by a number against the S a dash indicates that the device has this function but that it is currently disabled In the example shown above the device has four special functions but only lock 1 and lock 2 will be programmed when the PROG key is pressed When the programmer is used manually in development the same operations may be required after testing the device The MANUAL selection allows the special function to be applied manually to the device These operations vary depending on the device but a typical example involving locking microprocessor is shown below MANUAL SPECIALS LOCK1 LOC
36. ESSAGE Put some blank type name parts in sockets and press any key Press ESC to exit when done MESSAGE_END do some programming PROG_KEY add successes to programmed message box PROGRAMMED decrement number required by appropriate quantity REQUIRED and loop GOTO LABEL in this file operator decides when he s finished and exits by pressing ESC Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 56 m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Alphabetical Command List AGGESSTIME Slow down the read access time ADDRRANGE Change the address range of a device AGAIN Repeat script from start if user answers yes AGAIN GOTO Repeat script from label AUTOKEY Do remote auto type set BLANKCHECK Turn automatic blank check on or off BLANKKEY Do a remote blank check BYTESELECT Set which bytes are selected during download CKSUMKEY Do a remote checksum operation CLEAR RAM Clear out all of RAM DELETE Delete an MS DOS file DOWNLOAD Load a file into the programmer RAM EMPTYFILL Over rides blank value of device if required ERASEKEY Do a remote erase operation EXIT Exit script FAILURES Turn on off Failures box FILEADDRESS Set default start address in files FORMAT Set file format GOTO Start executing from a label HEADING HEADINGEND Define a screen heading IDCHECK Turn automatic id check on or off IF ELSE ENDIF Condition construction MANUAL Allow remote operati
37. EST This function allows the testing of EEPROMs and certain other reprogrammable devices using a special test pattern which thoroughly tests both the data storage and the address line integrity The devices will be left in the unprogrammed state after testing The programmer will stay in the EEPROM TEST mode until the EXIT key is pressed Manual S2000 range Rev 07 41 System S2000 Programmer User Manual EEPROM TEST START TESTING Not applicable to this Device OK MISC All the miscellaneous functions can be enabled under this key They are displayed one after another pressing the OK key moves on to the next function The programmer will stay in MISC mode until the EXIT key is pressed MISC Lock Enable empty socket detect Start up tests Clear all RAM on start up LOCK KEYBOARD IS UNLOCKED CHANGE KEYBOARD IS LOCKED CHANGE OK This function allows the settings to be locked After locking no setting may be changed and no editing command is permitted to modify data until the settings are unlocked again An audible tone will sound and a message will be displayed to indicate an illegal attempt to change a setting Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP Enable Empty Socket Detect ELECTRONICS EMPTY SKT DETECT ON CHANGE OK EMPTY SKT DETECT OFF CHANGE OK If this setting is set to on and reverse check is on the report of the last operation will be cleared fro
38. K2 LOCK3 ENCRY Press the key under the function you want to perform now ELECTRONICS Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual SPECIAL FUNC PERFORMED OK Al SPECIAL FUNC FAILED OK The module LEDs flash in the same way as they would for programming see under the PROG single function key Devices that have special functions are described in more detail in appendix B CHECKSUM CALCULATION This procedure is exactly the same as for CHECKSUM under the RAM key TAGG SETTING ACCESS TIME NORMAL CHANGE OK When programming certain devices it is necessary to slow down the access time in order to ensure correct programming Press the key under CHANGE to enable this when told to do so by your supplier It is often necessary to enable this function when a large and complicated package converter is being used ADDR SETTING ADDRESS RANGE 00000 OOFFFF OK This allows different start and end addresses to be set for operations on the currently selected device These are used to program microprocessors Which almost program like EPROMSs but do not Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE have the complete address range fitted Use the f1 key to select the low address and the f3 key for the high address Pressing the lt key decrements the address by 2K and pressing gt key increments the address by 2K Note you cannot directly type these addresses using the hex k
39. ODULE programmed and verified correctly OK Al ID ERROR NEXT Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 70 mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS The programmer has been switched on without a programming module No useful operations can be performed except adjusting the volume control see appendix GC SOFTWARE VERSION ERROR The programmer has been switched on with the wrong firmware version for this programming module Please contact your supplier PIN CONVERTER REQUIRED OK WRONG ADAPTER OK Certain devices need our adapters in the sockets to be able to program verify or read them Please contact your supplier if you are not sure which pin converter to use Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 71 A Appendix F ELECTRONICS Common Questions and Answers Q After programming or reading blankchecking or checksumming a set of EPROMs the report does not stay on the display Why is this A You have the detect empty socket turned on and the devices you are using are not suitable for use with this function as they cannot be detected by the method the programmer uses The solution is to turn off the detect empty socket function when programming this device type press FUNC then MISC to locate this setting Q Although devices blank check OK they always fail to program usually with a failure at a low address
40. ONF IG ID LOCK Performing a manual special function On selecting CONFIG a further Press the FUNC key then the menu is offered DEVICE key then the cursor right CONFIG IS OFF key then SPECL and the display will CHANGE OPTIONS OK show showing the current setting of the SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTO CONFIG option and offering AUTO MANUAL the chance to change the current Pressing MANUAL wil ti CONFIG state ressing will result in a CONFIG OPTIONS display for performing manual WDTE PWRTE BODEN FOSC rogramming functions ANAL wag functo z The meaning of these options is described in the Microchip data WDOFF LOCK OSC ID sep Pressing one of the 4 function keys SE marked will immediately perform the Performing a manual special function labelled function on all the socketed Pressing MANUAL will result in a devices in the case of OSC and ID warning you will also be asked to specify a Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 61 ELECTRONICS OR correct data OK This reminds you that the correct locations in memory must be loaded before operating this function These are described in full in the Microchip data books On pressing OK the following display for performing manual programming functions will appear MANUAL SPECIALS CONFIG ID LOCK Press the relevant F key for the function that you want to program into all devices currently in the sockets AMD 29F400T amp 29F400B These devices have
41. RACT OK A This device was added to the menu after the expiry of software support for the programmer so is not available without a new registration code see appendix Q How do I know which sectors are locked on AMD 29F400B or 29F400T devices A select the correct device type and read the device into memory The 11 word locations following the end address of the device 40000 hex onwards will contain in ascending order the setting for each sector If the least significant bit is 0 the sector is locked if set to 1 the sector is not locked Q How can I find out which special features are enabled on Microchip PIC devices A Select the correct device type and read the device into memory The special feature configuration word ID value and locked status are stored in memory at the addresses recommended by Microchip Inc see the relevant data books Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Q After certain operations READ VERIFY etc a icon appears and ALERT flashes on the screen A This symbol appears against the checksum if master checksum monitoring is currently enabled see under FUNC DEVICE CKSUM MASTER Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 74 mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Appendix G Tree Structures of programmer functions TYPE Key TYPE AUTO Select type by
42. Silicon Signature NAME Selecttype by Manufacturer and Name CODE Select type by 4 digit Device code RECALL Select type by recalling stored type EDIT Key EDIT EDIT BUFFER Edit contents of RAM buffer COPY Copy a block of data FILL Fill a block of data NEW Clear a block of data INVERT Invert the polarity of a block of data SEEK Search for a sequence of bytes INSERT Put into insert mode DELETE Put into delete mode KILL Move data down DISPLAY BUFFER Examine contents of RAM buffer can t be modified EDIT DEVICE Reserved for future function DISPLAY DEVICE Examine contents of device can t be modified Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 15 System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS A PRINTER USED PRINTER PARAM INFO SOUND CLICKS TONES EETEST MISC KEYBOARD LOCK EMPTY SKT DETECT START UP TESTS START CLR ALL RAM ALG PRINT DEUTSCH ENGLISH STAT Manual S2000 range Rev 07 FUNC Key FUNC STORE Saves settings under a numeric key RECALL Recalls settings under a numeric key RAM SPLIT Settings for 8 bit devices on 16 or 32 bit busses SETS Settings for sets of different PROM patterns CKSUM BITS Set no of digits displayed in checksums piits Set size of data summed MASTER Set and enable master checksum CLR Clear all RAM DISP Set size of data displayed EMPTY Set RAM empty fill value PATT n Store either of two test patterns in all RAM DEVICE ID En
43. The list of programmable devices can be found in PROMDRIVER s TYPE SELECTION menu Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Setting up your Programmer Carefully remove the Programmer from its packaging You will have been supplied with a programmer chassis with keyboard and display The Ram module if you have ordered one will already be fitted under the keyboard There will also be one or more programming modules Fit one of these into the recess in the main unit gently pressing it until the connectors engage correctly Most programmers in the range automatically select the correct mains voltage 110V or 220 240V However check the label on the rear of the chassis to confirm that your local voltage meets the requirement Using the lead provided connect the programmer to the mains The on off switch is on the back of the programmer at the left hand side Please read appendix D of this manual It lists some DON Ts when programming Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS 2 Keyboard Arrangement The keyboard has been ergonomically designed to allow access to a wide range of functions in the smallest number of key presses In most cases it should not be necessary to refer to a manual as the use of the programmer should be intuitive The main programming commands are single key presses and the associated keys are emphasised
44. a verification failure on a raised Vcc level Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates a verification failure on a lowered Vcc level Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates a verification failure when just one Vcc level has been selected On the last report pressing the OK key clears the LEDs and the display reports Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS At any time the report sequence can be terminated by pressing EXIT This causes the LEDs and display to assume the quiescent state Additionally the single key functions such as PROG will still work immediately when the display is showing a report so single key press programming is always possible Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 27 MA 10 BLANK key On pressing BLANK key BLANKCHECK Wm TT TTT Performing a BLANK check is a single key operation This check will normally be done as part of the ELECTRONICS programming operation unless disabled Before the operation the usual socket checks are performed Assuming no errors are discovered blank checking proceeds according to previously set verify VCC limits with a bar indicating progress On most devices the blankcheck process is an extremely fast one owing to the special circuitry incorporated into the programmer After blank checking the socket LEDs will indicate the success or failure o
45. able disable id check MOUNT Enable disable mount check REVERSE Enable disable reverse check BLANK Enable disable blank check and set blank value VERIFY Set verification Vcc limits SPECL AUTO Enable lock functions etc of devices MANUAL Perform lock functions etc of devices CKSUM BITS Set no of digits displayed in checksums DIGITS Set size of data summed MASTER Set and enable master checksum Tacc NORMAL or SLOW device access time ADDR Set reduced address space COMMS HOST PC or non PC host PORT Serial port parameters set by host in PC mode Use parallel port for comms or printer Set up printer if enabled Set up initialisation string Set up termination string Set up page length Set ROM COPY skt to program and verify from Set RAM to program and verify from Various useful programmer information displays Enable disable Enable disable Performs goods inwards test on re programmable devs Locks unlocks settings Enable disable Enable disable Enable disable Prog algoritnm and info of selected device Print device list Change display to other language Enable disable programming statistics Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 76 CIE Appendix H ELECTRONICS Serial and Parallel Port Connections PC Host Mode When using a PC compatible in PC Host mode in other words using PROMDRIVER software it is only necessary to use the 25 way D type lead provided with the possible addition of the 25 pin to 9 p
46. ain menu SERNO AUTO and SERNO OFF are equivalent to auto and manual in menu mode SERNO CHANGE allows changes to the next serial number to be programmed from Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE within batch mode ELECTRONICS CLEAR RAM Clears all RAM to the current erase value NEW Puts all settings as they were when batch mode first started PROGKEY Same as pressing the PROG key on the standalone programmer READKEY Same as pressing the READ key on the standalone programmer ERASEKEY Same as pressing the ERASE key on the standalone programmer VERIFYKEY Same as pressing the VERIFY key on the standalone programmer CKSUMKEY CKSUMKEY lt nnnn gt CKSUMKEY lt nnnnnnnn gt Same as pressing the CKSUM key on the standalone programmer If a 4 or 8 digit hexadecimal number is included in the instruction an error message will be displayed against any socket where the device check sum does not equal this number BLANKKEY Manual 52000 range Rev 07 54 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Same as pressing the BLANK key on the standalone programmer AUTOKEY Auto type select Example Script This is a printout of an example of a user generated script file called SAMPLE1 BAT Typically it would be invoked using an MS DOS batch file such as the following ACME BAT rem run pd2 in batch mode with script to program 27010 s PD2 SAMPLE1 SCR As may be seen the effect of the us
47. al 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Command Description TYPE lt device Code TYPE AUTO TYPE TYPE AUTO is the same as AUTOKEY see below ERRORLEVEL codes set 0 type selected ok 1 user aborted selection 2 type not recognised TYPENAME lt text string gt Once a device type has been selected see above its name can be changed to whatever the user wants This can be useful when programming micro processors that program like EPROMs First the TYPE is set using the EPROM s Device code then using TYPENAME the text string in the status area can be corrected to display the micro processors actual name For other special commands for micro processors that program like EPROMSs see appendix F Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd kJ eene FORMAT lt ile format gt where lt file format gt is BINARY INTHEX MOTHEX INTOB 80 INTOB 51 INTOB 86 INTOB 286 FREEHEX FREEDEC TEXTAG ERRORLEVEL codes set 0 set ok FILEADDRESS lt fileaddress gt where address is a hex number between 0 and FFFFFFh ERRORLEVEL codes set O set ok POLARITY lt polarity gt where lt polarity gt is INVERTED ERRORLEVEL codes set O set ok TRUE or BYTESELECT lt byteselect gt where lt byte_select gt Is NORMAL REVERSED ODD EVEN ERRORLEVEL codes set O set ok Manual 52000 range Rev 07 48 System S2000 Programmer User Manual NOEXIT NOEXIT ON
48. anguage but the script language itself always uses English keywords All scripts will be held in non document plain ASCII files generated by the user using his or her favourite word processor e g SCRIPT SCR There is no special restriction of the filename no extension is required In this case the batch file mode would be invoked by typing PD2 SCRIPT SCR This tells PROMDRIVER to open the file SCRIPT SCR and execute the instructions in it Syntax DOS and Windows Commands normally appear in the file one per line Some special commands spread over several lines Comments are permitted introduced by a semi colon and finishing at the end of the line Any keyword may include the underscore character _ at any point in the word This is ignored by the parser but may improve readability e g BYTESELECT and BYTE SELECT will be interpreted the same The help key F1 from the main screen in menu mode will give Manual 52000 range Rev 07 46 System S2000 Programmer User Manual further information about all valid batch instructions Control Flow Labels A label is always preceded by a colon in the first column and is the only item on the line apart from comments if any References to labels are not preceded by a colon Labels are of any length with 16 significant characters Upper and lower case are equivalent Labels may contain alohanumerics and the underscore Example START AGAIN 12
49. be ON with short flashes OFF Devices should not be inserted or removed at this time or damage may result Notes On Disabling Checks Reverse Insertion Check The reverse check makes use of the property of the memory chip pins to detect reverse insertion without damaging the device Some manufacturers devices may give a false indication owing to their internal construction If it is known that good devices falsely give reverse indication the detection should be disabled to allow normal operation to take place ID check Devices that do not have IDs will automatically ID check disabled Don t do Auto Type if there is no ID in the part Manual 52000 range Rev 07 22 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Mount check Disabling mount check is primarily available for servicing checks and should not normally be done Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP 7 READ key On pressing READ key Starting reading is a single key operation The PROM or PROMs will be read and a visual indication of progress will be given on the display in the form of a thermometer like bar Reading is automatically preceded by the usual pre operation checks READING MASTER ELECTRONICS Al READ cksum FCO0 OK Displaying the checksum has been included as a helpful indication that the correct device has been read It is only displayed when no splits and only one master have been selected The word ALERT and the
50. be shown e g Registered till 03Jul02 REGISTER OK Press OK and the programmer will start normally Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Manual support registration using PROMDRIVER This is similar in principle to stand alone registration but Is accessed from the PROMDRIVER main menu Press the F4 key to start the registration process You will need the registration code from your supplier Information about support status In stand alone mode press the FUNG INFO keys and look for the item SUPPORT TILL This shows the date to which software support is currently provided Devices added after this date cannot be selected In remote PROMDRIVER mode press the F3 key from the main menu The Info screen will give the unit serial number and the support date from PROMDRIVER V8 94 onwards Socket Lifetime One of the most critical components of a programmer is the ZIF socket Although the sockets used on our programmers are hard wearing they still have a limited lifetime Even under ideal conditions this will be around 25 000 cycles When exposed to a non clean environment this can be further reduced For Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE example touching the pins of the devices being programmed can transfer contamination to the ZIF socket Eating food in the vicinity of the programmer leaving the programmer uncovered when not in use or using in a dusty envi
51. can be disabled by the user where found necessary The checks are done in the following order Manual 52000 range Rev 07 21 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Verify pin count If incorrect the LEDs on all sockets indicate FAST FLASH the ERROR tone sounds and the display shows DEVICE OR MOUNT ERROR OK and the operation is aborted The LEDs go out when OK is pressed Verify ID all sockets if not disabled If Incorrect the LEDs on the sockets with wrong ID indicate DOUBLE FLASH all others are OFF the ERROR tone sounds and the display Shows ID ERROR OK and the operation is aborted The LEDs go out when OK is pressed Reverse disabled insertion check if not Checks for devices that have been inserted incorrectly e g in the wrong part of the socket or upside down If incorrect the LEDs on all sockets indicate FAST FLASH the ERROR tone sounds and the display Shows REVERSE INSERTION ERROR OK and the operation is aborted The LEDs go out when OK is pressed Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LUR 0 ernones Mount check if not disabled Checks that the devices have been inserted correctly in the sockets If incorrect the LEDs on sockets with errors indicate FAST FLASH all others are OFF the ERROR tone sounds and the display shows MOUNT ERROR OK and the operation is aborted The LEDs go out when OK is pressed Caution During any operation all socket LEDs will
52. can be found under the FUNC RAM EMPTY keys Q All the text is being displayed in German or another language A The language selected has been changed Change it back to English by selecting ENGLISH in the FUNC menu press FUNC lt and f1 Note the selected language is Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE stored along with device information under the numeric RECALL keys so if the language keeps changing check these see REGALL in the FUNC menu Q When I put some devices into the socket the warning buzz sounds continuously ELECTRONICS A Either you have put the device into the socket incorrectly upside down or not in the bottom part of the socket or you are using an older device that fails the reverse check Old Intel 8751H 21V cause the reverse detect to operate all the time The way to stop this is to disable reverse check see in the FUNC menu under DEVICE Q When I switch the programmer on the display briefly shows the message UNSUPPORTED Why A This programmer has never been registered and is by default supported up to 1 February 1996 So all devices added to the menu before that date are automatically supported For support for devices added after that date registration is required see appendix I Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Q When I use auto device selection of a certain device why do I see the message CHECK SUPPORT CONT
53. ccess time ADDR Set reduced address space COMMS HOST PC or non PC host PORT Serial port parameters set by host in PC mode Use parallel port for comms or printer Set up printer if enabled INIT Set up initialisation string TERM Set up termination string PAGEL Set up page length MASTER ROM Set ROM COPY skt to program and verify from RAM Set RAM to program and verify from INFO Various useful programmer information displays SOUND CLICKS Enable disable TONES Enable disable EETEST Performs goods inwards test on re programmable devs MISC KEYBOARD LOCK Locks unlocks settings EMPTY SKT DETECT Enable disable START UP TESTS Enable disable START CLR ALL RAM Enable disable ALG Prog algorithm and info of selected device PRINT Print device list DEUTSCH ENGLISH STAT Manual 52000 range Rev 07 Change display to other language Enable disable programming statistics Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 32 E OP Functions accessed from the FUNC key All functions not having a dedicated key are accessed by pressing the FUNC key On pressing FUNC the main function categories are displayed The cursor keys show other functions four at a time SELECT FUNCTION STORE RECALL RAM ELECTRONICS DEVICE SELECT FUNCTION COMMS MASTER INFO SOUND SELECT FUNCTION EETEST MISC ALG PRINT SELECT FUNCTION DEUTSCH STAT Press the key under the required function The organisation of functions can be seen from
54. ce operated on If there is a mismatch a warning will be given If the device is an older one without an ID this message will be displayed NO ID IN DEVICE OK MOUNT CHECK DISABLE MOUNT CHECK ENABLED CHANGE OK MOUNT CHECK DISABLED CHANGE OK This function does not stop a check for the presence of a device but allows programming to be attempted even if a device is not detected as present REVERSE CHECK DISABLE REVERSE CHECK ENABLED CHANGE OK REVERSE CHECK DISABLED CHANGE OK Reverse check checks for the orientation of a device before VCC and VPP are applied Some device types may trigger this precaution even when correctly inserted so this check may be disabled The Manual 52000 range Rev 07 37 System S2000 Programmer User Manual presence of an incorrectly inserted device will still be detected but not before an attempt has been made to program it BLANK CHECK SETTINGS BLANK CHECK ENABLED CHANGE VALUE OK BLANK CHECK DISABLED CHANGE VALUE OK This function checks that all devices to be programmed are blank before programming Disable if not required e g for EPROM emulators The blank value will be assumed the normal value for the current device To change this press VALUE BLANK AS DEVICE FF CHANGE OK Press CHANGE to set value to 00 or FF The device manufacturer is shown as USER if this setting is changed Note that this change only lasts until the type is next set VERIFY RANGE V
55. e and the F4 soft key will be labelled with the function NOTE INTEL 27C513 REPORT NOTE Pressing this key will result in a display of the special note Some examples follow OLDER WITH INCORRECT ID OK Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE Sometimes a device has been ELECTRONICS manufactured with the incorrect silicon signature Choosing this device selection will prevent checking of the signature thus allowing it to be read or programmed OLDER SLOWER ALGORITHM OK The manufacturer has manufactured devices with the same name but different algorithms Choosing this device selection by name gives access to the older slower algorithm on those occasions when it is necessary RAM MASTER ONLY ALLOWED OK Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Certain devices may not be programmed from devices in the copy socket but must be read into the RAM buffer from socket A1 WARNING 21V VPP OK This represents a device with the Same name as other manufacturers devices having a lower programming voltage eg 12 5V It must therefore only be used with the correct device otherwise device damage may result PIN CONVERTER REQUIRED OK some device types are catered for on the programmer by using package converters These devices are identified by this note Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd System S2000 Programmer User Manual CIE 4 EDIT key On pressing
56. ed During registration a 12 character registration code is assigned to your programmer This code is stored for your record along with the programmer serial number in a file called REGIST TXT This is stored in the same directory as the PROMDRIVER application software Further registrations of the same or other programmers will be added to the file Please do not edit or delete this file It is your record of programmer registration information The programmer itself stores the registration information so any computer may be used in future to remotely run the programmer Manual Support Registration If the programmer is new then please try to use the automatic registration method described above as it will save much time Manual 52000 range Rev 07 81 System S2000 Programmer User Manual However there are a number of situations where it will be necessary to register the programmer in stand alone mode Examples are e The programmer is new but there is no PC available e The programmer is not new and needs to be registered or re registered to allow it to work with the latest software version Manual support registration in stand alone mode The procedure Is as follows Contact your supplier and obtain a 12 digit registration code The supplier will need to know the programmer serial number from the label on the back of the unit The registration code will be provided free of charge provided that t
57. er typing ACME is to load PD2 and cause it to run the script file SAMPLE1 SCR The actual script follows and contains several comments to explain the use of commands The total effect of the script is to produce a number of EPROMs for a particular job allowing for a choice of EPROM type either from a predetermined list or by auto selection The correct file will be automatically downloaded and a count is maintained on screen of programmed devices and failures The user is also asked to say how many he is required to blow and the number still required is displayed We suggest that you use a copy of this file to modify for your own purposes until you become familiar with the programming language Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS sample script SAMPLE SCR sample batch program to blow some 27C010s programming commands are shown in UPPER CASE for clarity although they may equally well be in lower case if first command is HEADING then the default logo will not appear HEADING ACME MANUFACTURING CORP Program to blow some 2 7C010s for the Mega Cyclotron job HEADINGEND allow operator to pick one of the available parts lines with no option cannot be selected MENU As Acme Co stores may provide different EPROM types please select the NO OPTION type available from the following menu NO OPTION NO OPTION example of a line wh
58. eypad This change lasts until the type is next set Until then the manufacturer is shown as USER COMMS ELECTRONICS PRINTER HOST PORT USED PARAM Press the key under the sub function required HOST HOST IS A PC CHANGE OK HOST IS A NON PC CHANGE OK HOST PC If the PC setting is chosen it Is assumed that the PROMDRIVER software is running on the PC Uploads and downloads will be controlled from the PC allowing advantage to be taken of the high speed transfer capabilities in PROMDRIVER This is much faster than transferring for example Intel Hex files using a serial port The parallel port selection will make use of the special hardware of the PC to provide in conjunction with Manual 52000 range Rev 07 39 System S2000 Programmer User Manual PROMDRIVER a high speed two way communications channel When the I O single function key is pressed the programmer goes automatically into remote control mode and it assumes that the HOST is a PC is being controlled by PROMDRIVER software HOST NON PC This setting should be chosen to allow simple file transfers to and from the programmer The serial port allows transfers in both directions while the parallel port is configured as a standard Centronics one way printer interface data flow towards the programmer When the I O single function key is pressed the options of data input or output will be offered It should be apparent from the
59. f the operation on each device In the case of failure a non blank device an error tone will sound to alert the operator and the sockets with non blank devices will be accompanied by a flashing LED LEDs next to empty sockets will show a distinctive short flash and successfully programmed devices will show a steady ON LED The display will give a report as follows If all devices in the sockets have been successfully verified the display will show Manual 52000 range Rev 07 28 System S2000 Programmer User Manual ALL PARTS ARE BLANK OK On pressing the key under OK the display will revert to display the currently selected type and the LEDs will be extinguished If there have been any failures a full report on each socket is given some typical displays are shown below Notice the flashing cursor keys indicating that the cursor keys are active and allow backwards or forwards movement through the reports Al BLANK NEXT Al B C FAIL 000000 NEXT Pressing the NEXT key puts the next socket report on the display On the last report pressing the OK key clears the LEDs and the display reports At any time the report sequence can be terminated by pressing EXIT This causes the LEDs and display to assume the quiescent state Additionally the single key functions such as BLANK CHECK work immediately when the display is showing a report so single key press operation is always possible Note on VCC used for
60. gramming so no equivalent manual function is available To disable data protection program the part with the correct data with the auto special function number 1 switched off Atmel 29C512 amp 29C010 Using the MP2 or MP4 module it is possible to lock these Flash devices S ATMEL 29C512 S AUTO SPECIALS S LOCK Note that data protection enable must be done at the same time as programming so no equivalent manual function is available To disable data protection program the part with the correct data with the auto special function switched off Manual 52000 range Rev 07 64 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Atmel amp Xicor 28C010 SST 28EE011 amp 29EE010 These devices can be locked and unlocked on the MP2 or MP4 module ATMEL 28C010 S AUTO SPECIALS S12 UNLOCK LOCK When the AUTO settings are enabled unlocking occurs before programming and locking occurs after programming It is necessary to make the above selection if locked devices are being re programmed as it is not possible to program a device when locked Special Functions on MP6 Microchip 24C65 MCHIP 24C65 S The 24065 has the capabilities of selecting a block to be high endurance ENDUR and of write protecting a range of consecutive blocks LOCK AUTO SPECIALS ENDUR LOCK Selecting ENDUR will allow you to select the number of the high endurance block Please note that this will NOT affect data already
61. he programmer chassis or a module for that chassis is still in warranty Otherwise he will have to make a charge for software support e Switch on the programmer while holding down the 9 key on the programmer keypad You will see the registration status If the unit is new and has never been registered the message will read Please register see manual OK If you do not register only a few sample devices will be available Other device type names will flash and cannot be selected Press OK and you will see the Registration Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE Screen see below If the unit is not new it will show the date until which it is currently supported Older units which have never been registered will display ELECTRONICS Registered till 01Feb96 REGISTER OK Units which have been registered previously will show a later date than this Press register to proceed to the Registration Screen Registration Screen S No REGISTRATION 351126 000000000000 OK First check that the serial number shown is the one for which you obtained the registration code IMPORTANT If they do not match registration will fail Note The first two serial number digits may be shown as 00 on older units You may correct this using the left arrow key This is not mandatory it is just for your own convenience Type in the registration code exactly as shown Then press OK The new registration status will
62. hecksums lose no bits to overflow during the calculation and are more useful as a programming check However please note that the verification of every byte in a device is as fast on this programmer as calculating a checksum and has the additional benefit of being done at high and low Vcc levels Before the operation the usual socket checks are performed Assuming no errors are discovered checksum calculation proceeds with a bar indicating progress On most devices checksum calculation is extremely fast owing to the special circuitry incorporated into the programmer After programming and verifying the socket LEDs will indicate which sockets contain devices LEDs next to empty sockets will show a Manual 52000 range Rev 07 30 System S2000 Programmer User Manual distinctive short flash and detected devices will show a steady ON LED The display will give a report as follows 8 Digit Checksums A full report on each socket is given some typical displays are shown below Notice the flashing cursor keys indicating that the cursor keys are active and allow backwards or forwards movement through the reports RAM M1 C S 01234567 NEXT SKT M1 C S 01234567 NEXT Pressing the NEXT key puts the next report on the display On the last report pressing the OK key clears the LEDs and the display reports At any time the report sequence can be terminated by pressing EXIT This causes the LEDs and display to
63. ice in question 000000 FF FF FF FF SELECT THE SOCKET ADDR DATA INS ED fn Al A2 A3 A4 Pressing this key will cause all data in the buffer to move up starting at Possible error messages are the cursor address This operation will take a second or so OK or DELETE DEVICE SOCKET FAULTY DELETE ON OK CHANGE OK This is the opposite of insert and accessed in a similar way The currently defined blank value is written into the top location in memory 000000 FF FF FF FF ADDR DATA DEL ED fn KILL KILL 000000 000000 OK This is a similar operation to delete except that it operates on a block of data bytes All data above the block is moved down to take its place The currently defined blank value is written into the top locations in memory Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd A 5 UO key On pressing UO key The I O key is used to allow input and output through the parallel and serial ports located on the back of the programmer If communications have been set up to HOST IS A PC see COMMS HOST under the FUNC key then control will pass to the PROMDRIVER program running on ELECTRONICS a PC and the following is displayed Remote control LOCAL When it is possible to return control to the programmer this can be achieved by pressing the LOCAL key If communications have been set up to HOST IS A NON PG you will be offered the choice of inputting or outputting data
64. ich can t be chosen AMD 27C010 TYPE 99A9 example of a menu type setting Intel 27C010 TYPE EDE8 ST 27C010 TYPE 8889 NS 27C010 TYPE C013 OTHER GOTO AUTOSELECT example of a menu goto use Cursor Up and Down then press enter NO OPTION MENU_END wait command causes delay for a number of seconds WAIT 1 GOTO DOJOB if we re here we must have selected a type AUTOSELECT label to goto if type wasn t in list tell operator to put in apart to identify MESSAGE Place one of the devices in any socket of the programmer in order to automatically determine its type When ready press any key MESSAGE END now do an auto select operation TYPE AUTO Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 55 m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS demonstrate that we know the type now MESSAGE The type of device you wish to program is type name Press any key MESSAGE END in all cases we get here to blow the devices DOJOB first we download the file required FORMAT BINARY DOWNLOAD 0 1F000 SAMPLE1 SCR turn on the box showing how many successfully programmed devices we get PROGRAMMED 0 and a box showing failures FAILURES 0 ask the operator how many he needs to do and open up a box with this number REQUIRED this label is where we ll loop back to to program more parts LABEL tell operator to put some blank parts in M
65. imit we recommend that you arrange with your supplier to return the module for refurbishment A charge will be made for parts and labour involved It is not cost effective to ignore this advice For example the sockets used on MP4 can if used in clean conditions program 25000 x 16 or 400 000 devices before socket lifetime is exceeded This represents several thousand pounds worth of devices The loss due to faulty programming caused by worn or dirty sockets of even a small proportion of the next 400 000 parts will cost very much more than a timely refurbishment For a production department needing continuity of operation a Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE cost efficient solution is to purchase a second module to cover the time when a module is not available due to refurbishment ELECTRONICS Repair Service Outside Warranty Repairs are carried out on a return to base basis normally within 2 3 days The price will be available on request If a programmer returned for repair is found to have unreliable sockets caused by contamination or if the socket lifetime is exceeded we will normally replace all sockets making a charge for this and reset the cycle counter Hardware Service Contract An annual service contract is available The contract covers repair of faulty units which have not reached their socket cycle limit Not covered are e faults caused by misuse e replacement of socket
66. implemented and have been marked with a symbol Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Screen elements of Batch mode presentation DOS Heading By default the programmer manufacturer s logo will appear at the top of the screen occupying 6 lines 4 available for text By using the HEADING command the user can customise or remove this heading Operator Instruction Area This is a mandatory area of the screen capable of 3 lines of text display this may be extended if necessary It will be coloured in a manner to invite attention Menus or messages The area occupied by the operator instruction window is also used for messages or menus The message or menu will be another window opened over the top of the instruction area It will have a minimum size of 3 lines of text and a maximum length of 12 lines i e down to the bottom of the screen Failures Programmed and Required boxes These boxes each have their own Standard location at the bottom of the screen On colour screens they each have an appropriate colour Failure RED Programmed GREEN Required BLUE Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd LA Promdriver Enhanced Batch Mode Specification ELECTRONICS Like most programming languages the PROMDRIVER Programming Language uses English words only even on other language versions of the software The user interface will still be in the required l
67. in converter The 25 way D type lead is a standard fully connected male to female type Use of the parallel port is preferred for reasons of speed and immunity from Interaction with other software To transfer files to or from a device other than a PC compatible it is necessary to use Non PC Host mode and to set up a suitable communication link between the programmer and the other device Two methods are possible serial DOS only and parallel Parallel Non PC Host The parallel port is one way only into the programmer and emulates exactly the port on a Centronics printer This allows file transfers from any computer using a command to copy a file to a printer It has the advantage of speed and allows the use of standard existing operating system software The programmer parallel connector is a 25 pin plug male with the following pin connections Pin Direction Name Description 1 INPUT STROBE Mandatory 2 INPUT DO Mandatory Manual S2000 range Rev 07 17 System S2000 Programmer User Manual 3 INPUT D1 Mandatory 4 INPUT D2 Mandatory 5 INPUT D3 Mandatory 6 INPUT D4 Mandatory 7 INPUT D5 Mandatory 8 INPUT D6 Mandatory 9 INPUT D7 Mandatory 10 OUTPUT JACK Mandatory 11 OUTPUT BUSY Mandatory 12 OUTPUT PE Mandatory 13 OUTPUT SLET Mandatory 14 INPUT AUTO FD XT Optional 15 OUTPUT ERROR Mandatory 16 INPUT INIT Optional 17 INPUT SLCT IN Optional 18 25 GND Mandatory Such a lead should
68. inter installed OK DEUTSCH ENGLISH This function selects the language used on the programmer display Please enquire whether the language of your choice is available Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OD ELECTRONICS STAT This function enables programming statistics to be gathered and reset STATISTICS COUNT 12000 OFF RESET OK STATISTICS OFF OFF RESET OK Press ON to enable statistics collection OFF to suspend it or RESET to zero the count of programmed devices and enable collection When statistics are enabled the top level display permits the display of accumulated statistics INTEL 27C202C REPORT STAT ALL By pressing STAT the accumulated Statistics are displayed showing the total number of PROMs programmed how many of them were successful how many failed and the failure rate COUNT GOOD BAD 1 0 100 99 1 OK Manual 52000 range Rev 07 43 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd MA 14 Remote Operation With Promdriver The programmer can be driven remotely using the supplied PROMDRIVER software package The I O key must be pressed and the screen will show REMOTE Either the serial or parallel port of your PC can be connected to the programmer with the lead provided If using a serial port with a 9 pin connector you will need to use the extension tail that is provided Note Windows Promdriver only supports parallel co
69. l be able to execute PD from any directory on your disc To change the communications port or printer parameters at any time type PD2 l and the initialisation program will be run again Normal mode of operation uses colour and pop up windows for all functions Context sensitive HELP is available by pressing F1 and all the options available are indicated on the screen Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mA Promdriver Installation Windows Follow the instructions supplied with the CD ELECTRONICS Promdriver Operation This manual does not cover PROMDRIVER operation Context sensitive help screens will provide all the information you need to make use of PROMDRIVER extremely easy Batch Script Mode Introduction PROMDRIVER has been enhanced to provide a comprehensive batch mode DOS or script mode Windows to streamline the use of the programmer in a production department This allows the user to write a script to automate programming jobs For example the file can be downloaded and the correct device type selected automatically The operator can then be prompted to insert devices as required running total of Programmed devices Failures and Quantity still required may be displayed Other features include user defined messages user defined menus and remote setting of programmer functions This chapter defines the Batch Programming Language Certain features have not yet been
70. led and the display will show BLANKCHECK ee Any failures will be remembered and these sockets will not be programmed but programming on other sockets will proceed After programming and verifying the socket LEDs will indicate the success or failure of the operation on each device In the case of failure an error tone will sound to alert the operator and the sockets with unsuccessful devices will be Manual 52000 range Rev 07 24 System S2000 Programmer User Manual accompanied by a flashing LED LEDs next to empty sockets will show a distinctive short flash and successfully programmed devices will show a steady ON LED The display will give a report as follows If all devices in the sockets have been successfully programmed the display will show ALL PARTS PROGRAMMED OK cksum FCCO OK On pressing the key under OK the display will revert to display the currently selected type and the LEDs will be extinguished Displaying the checksum has been included as a helpful indication that the correct device has been selected when copying from the copy socket or that RAM has not been changed when programming from there It is only displayed when no splits and only one master have been selected The icon will be displayed against the checksum if master checksum monitoring is enabled If there have been any failures a full report on each socket is given some typical displays are shown below Notice the flashing c
71. m the display when the last device is taken out of its socket The default setting is off This feature provides a useful check for the operator to determine whether or not the devices currently In the sockets have been programmed Start Up Tests START UP TESTS ON CHANGE OK START UP TESTS OFF CHANGE OK Clearing RAM on start up By default on start up only a maximum of 8Mbits of RAM is cleared However if a larger RAM module is fitted it must all be cleared use this function START CLR ALL RAM OFF CHANGE OK START CLR ALL RAM ON CHANGE OK Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual ALG This function displays information about the currently selected device and its programming algorithm The various items of information are accessed by pressing the MORE key ALGORITHM CODE 25 1000 3000N C013 MORE The three items separated by the symbol are the maximum number of pulses the length of each pulse in microseconds and the length of any overprogram pulse in microseconds If an N is displayed with the third term it indicates that the over programming is multiplicative otherwise it is additive The second term is the Device code for the current device Vpp Vcp SIZE 12 75 6 25 020000 MORE The programmer will stay in ALG mode until the EXIT key is pressed PRINT Press this key to get a complete device list for the currently installed programming module Printing No pr
72. mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS System 2000 If you don t read the manual at least read this sheet 9 steps to get your programmer going in the fastest time 1 Unpack programmer programming module and leads 2 Plug programming module into programmer 3 Check voltage on label on back and connect mains 4 Switch on programmer 5 Ignore message Please register Press key marked I O Display should read Remote control LOCAL 6 Connect the D type to D type lead to the programmer socket marked PARALLEL and a PC parallel printer port 7 Insert the CD and follow the instructions 8 PROMDRIVER will now automatically register your new Programmer 9 You are now free to run the programmer in remote mode or to press the LOCAL key and use it in stand alone mode BB portant INFORMATION Please take time to read Appendix I This explains important facts about software support and socket lifetime Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual SYSTEM 2000 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS MQP ELECTRONICS DEVICE PROGRAMMER SYSTEM 2000 USER MANUAL MQP Electronics Ltd Park Road Centre Malmesbury Wiltshire SN16 0BX UK Tel 44 0 1666 825666 Fax 44 0 1666 825141 e mail sales map com WWW http ww
73. mmunications The communications ports on the programmer are located on the back and are labelled The same cable is used for either parallel or serial communications It is turned round to use it in the opposite mode Parallel communications will always be the faster method ELECTRONICS Promdriver Installation DOS Firstly install the files on the floppy disc provided on to your hard disc drive Put the disc into your floppy drive and log on to that drive Type INSTALL The program will then ask you to enter a directory name on your hard disc to which it can copy the required files It will not write anything to your disc without asking your permission first We do not use any form of copy protection create Manual 52000 range Rev 07 44 System S2000 Programmer User Manual any hidden files or modify your disc In any way Please feel free to circulate this disc to your colleagues and friends as a demonstration of our software If you have any comments about our products or software we would like you hear from you Menu Mode Type PD2 on your computer to execute PROMDRIVER software The first time of operation our Initialisation program will be run automatically for you to select the method of communications and printer parameters see information during INSTALL If you have added a PATH promdfriver directory to your AUTOEXEC BAT FILE see our INSTALL instructions and your MS DOS manual you wil
74. n be inverted by this editing function SEEK This edit function allows a sequence of bytes to be located in the buffer You may specify the range over which the search should take place and up to 4 bytes to be searched for It is possible to specify the search string in ASCII by pressing the gt key As the keyboard does not support the complete ASCII character set the ASCII values are set using the DECR and INCR f2 amp f3 keys After specifying the string press gt to return to the hexadecimal display Press OK to start the search You will be given the address at which the string was found or an error tone Press OK again to search for the next occurrence of the string INSERT Inserting involves moving data in all locations from the cursor upwards to an address one higher than before This operation is done in the normal editing display but as a safety Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS precaution only after it has been On pressing DISP BUFFER enabled by selecting the INSERT Display buffer is similar to Edit buffer mode to be ON except that no changes can be INSERT ON made the buffer contents CHANGE OK On pressing EDIT DEVICE CHANGE OK On pressing DISP DEVICE On returning to the main edit display Edit or display device are similar to the f3 key is now defined as INS edit or display buffer except that you insert must select the dev
75. n of security uer e e 63 Special Functions on M23 64 Atmel 290040 rarnrernnrernnrervnnrennnrennunennansennnrennnnennunennnnsennunennunennunsennn 64 Atmel 290512 amp 20010 64 Atmel amp Xicor 28C010 SST 28EE011 A 29EE010 64 Special Functions on MP6 aannenannnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnennrnnreennrnnnn 64 MENN dv 64 Xilinx 17000 Family 65 Appendix OE 66 MOE Le 66 The Display 66 Volume Control sis 67 Software and Firmware Upgrades nnannnnannnannoennnnnnnnnnnnnenennnnnnn 67 Changing the RAM Module 67 PFA Sle al IDC SCHOPON ee ne 68 Technical Specification TE 68 POC D EEE 69 OS E E E E 69 Appendix E 70 EON WIC SGA EEE 70 FP 72 Common Questions and Answers rrrrnnnrnnnnrrnnnnrnnnnrennnnennnnnennnnenn 72 OO EEE R A E EE 75 Tree Structures of programmer functions rrrarannnrnrnrrrnnrrnnnnrnnennnrn 75 75 EDI KOV a E sa tas al E S 76 FONG RON ER EEE EEE E E EEEE EEEE 76 ADOBE E E EEE E E ee 77 Serial and Parallel Port Connections PC Host Mode 77 Parallel NO PO OS aan ac nu 77 Serial RS232C Non PC Host 77 Programmer Pin Descriptions for use with Devices other than PC eine la 78 AO E E EEEE E EE EE SE EER 80 Support Arrangements ss 80 Software Deele TSN 80 Automatic Support Registration Using Promdriver san00n0000000na 81 Manual Support Registration rrrranrrnarenrarennnrennnnnnnnnnranennanennnnennnn 81 DOCKS LSU EEE 82 Manual 520
76. n programmed devices The programmer takes the data for this table from its RAM buffer at an address immediately following the last programmed code address This data can be loaded into the RAM by manually editing it or by downloading it from a PC using PROMDRIVER The latter is the preferred method as it prevents errors The size of file download will automatically default to a size which includes the size of the encryption table and it is left to the system user to ensure that the encryption table is present and at the correct object file address For example in an 87051 the encryption table must start at address 1000 hex and finish at address 101F hex Special note on the Signetics Philips implementation of security functions After lock bit 2 is programmed on such devices the silicon signature is no longer functional This is not a fault of the programmer rather a characteristic of the devices Trying to read the device will result in an ID error Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP Special Functions on MP2 4 ELECTRONICS Atmel 29C040 Using the MP2 or MP4 module it is possible to protect parts of Flash devices etc where appropriate ATMEL 29C040 S The Atmel AT29C040 has 3 lock functions data protection enable LOCK and lock out of the lower and upper boot blocks AUTO SPECIALS LOCK LK LOW LK UP Note that data protection enable must be done at the same time as pro
77. n request the distributor may pre register the unit before sending it out Activation of further year s support To purchase a years extra support the user must supply the serial number of the programmer He will receive a new registration number in return This number may be entered directly into the programmer or into the PROMDRIVER registration screen Full details of this operation are given below Support for new devices MQP will add support for any new device provided that it is technically feasible at the request of any customer purchasing a new system or with current software support This assumes that the device is not obsolete or obsolescent and is Subject to availability of data and samples This will be free of charge provided no hardware changes or additions are necessary If further hardware is required an additional Development Charge may be required Web Page Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE See front page of this manual for the address WHAT TO DO ELECTRONICS Automatic Support Registration Using Promdriver The easiest way to register your new programmer is to connect it to a PC and run it in remote mode The programmer will automatically be registered for one years free software support To use this method of registration follow the PROMDRIVER installation instructions After the installation screen you will see a window informing you that registration has complet
78. ncryption table were currently turned on for automatic activation after normal programming the display would show Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E ar SIG 87C51 REPORT ELECTRONICS S1 3 Setting an automatic special function Press the FUNC key then the DEVICE key then the cursor right key then SPECL and the display will show SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTO MANUAL Pressing AUTO will result in a display for setting up automatic programming functions AUTO SPECIALS LOCK1 LOCK2 ENCRY S Use the 3 function keys to set up the desired automatic functions and then press EXIT until you reach the top level display again Performing a manual special function Press the FUNC key then the DEVICE key then the cursor right key then SPECL and the display will show SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTO MANUAL Pressing MANUAL will result in a display for performing manual programming functions MANUAL SPECIALS LOCK1 LOCK2 ENCRY Pressing one of the 3 function keys marked will immediately perform the labelled function on all the socketed devices Please refer to the manufacturers data sheet for the device concerned for any restrictions on the order in which special function may be used Manual 52000 range Rev 07 63 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Special note on the encryption table in 87C51 family devices The encryption table is a table of data up to 64 bytes long used to provide security o
79. ng for a defined number of seconds expands to ODD EVEN ALL etc expands to number of failures expands to default file address expands to description of file format expands to TRUE or INVERTED expands to number of successes expands to number required expands to next serial number expands to description of type set ESC true if ESC key was pressed true if required variable gt 0 true If reply was no true if reply was not yes no or ESC true if reply was yes Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 58 mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Appendix A A full device list can be provided by running the MQP Electronics program DEVSUP Device Support and pressing the Output 52000 list Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 59 MA Appendix B Special Functions ELECTRONICS Special Functions on MP3 The programming module MP3 programs 16 bit devices word wide and other devices that are bigger than 8 bits wide function has been added to local mode to permit the programming of alternate words into the EPROMSs when required The soft key f3 is used for this function When in the quiescent state the display will show the currently selected type and which words will be programmed INTEL 27C210 REPORT ALL The word ALL above f3 indicates that all words will be programmed the normal mode Pressing f3 will cause the programme
80. on of certain keys MASTERSPLIT Define master split setting MENU MENUEND Display a menu and get response MESSAGE MESSAGE_END Display a message optionally get a response MONITORCKSUM Validates the checksum before programming MOUNTCHECK Turn automatic mount check on or off NEW Resets all parameters NOEXIT Prevent ESC key from exiting script POLARITY Set data polarity for file downloads PROGKEY Do a remote program operation PROGRAMMED Turn on off Programmed box READKEY Do a remote READ operation RENAME Renames the specified file REQUIRED Turn on off Required box REVCHECK Turn automatic reverse check on off RUN Run a user program under MS DOS Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 57 LA System S2000 Programmer User Manual sms RE RUN STDIO Run a user program requiring use of screen and keyboard under MS DOS SER NO Serial numbering SPEGIAL Manually or automatically program specials STATUS Turn on off on screen status information TYPE Set device type TYPENAME Change device type name UPLOAD Read programmer buffer into a file VERIFYKEY Do a remote verify check VERIFYLEVEL VERIFY LOW Change the verify voltage range VERIFY HIGH WAIT String variables BYTESELEGT FAILURES FILEADDRESS FORMAT SPOLARITY PROGRAMMED REQUIRED SER NO TYPENAME Truth variables ERRORLEVEL lt n gt MORE NEEDED NO OTHER REPLY YES Manual 52000 range Rev 07 Do nothi
81. on proceeds according to previously set VCC limits with a bar indicating progress On most devices the verification process is extremely fast owing to the special circuitry incorporated into the programmer After programming and verifying the socket LEDs will indicate the success or failure of the operation on each device In the case of failure an error tone will sound to alert the operator and the sockets with unsuccessful devices will be indicated by a flashing LED LEDs next to empty sockets will show a distinctive short flash and successfully programmed devices will show a steady ON LED Manual 52000 range Rev 07 26 System S2000 Programmer User Manual The display will give a report as follows If all devices in the sockets have been successfully verified the display will show ALL PARTS VERIFIED OK Cksum FCCO OK The icon will be displayed against the checksum if master checksum monitoring is currently enabled On pressing the key under OK the display will revert to display the currently selected type and the LEDs will be extinguished If there have been any failures a full report on each socket is given some typical displays are shown below Flashing cursor keys indicate that the cursor keys are active and allow backwards or forwards movement through the reports Al VERIFIED OK NEXT Pressing the NEXT key puts the next socket report on the display Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates
82. programmed into the device High Endurance Block ON 15 OFF OK Selecting LOCK will allow you to set the number of the first block to be protected and the quantity of blocks S Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mMm System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Start Oty ON 15 00 OFF OK READing a master device will set the special function parameters automatically Xilinx 17000 Family XILIN 17128D S The Xilinx range of serial EPROMs include parts which can have their RESET polarity programmed to an active low state AUTO SPECIALS D RST LOW Reading a master device will set the special function automatically Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 65 System S2000 Programmer User Manual MA Appendix C ELECTRONICS Modules The various modules for the programmer system that have been developed to date are DEVICES BYTE WIDE EPROMS WORD WIDE DEVICES BYTE WIDE EPROMS 8751 8748 FAMILIES SERIAL E E PROMS SIMMs PCMCIA see below SOCKET CARDS FOR MP9 80 pin SIMMs typ 128 MBIT MM70 72 pin SIMMs PCMCIA cards PCMCIA cards MP9 04 As the PIC family of microprocessors from Microchip Technology Inc have 12 13 or 14 bit busses they are programmed 72 pin DIMMs 8 Eject typ 128 MBIT Sockets MM70 MM70 8 gt D typ 128 MBIT MM70 HB typ 128 MBIT typ 128 MBIT MM ZO easier to set up a repeat
83. r faulty NO DEVICE TYPE SELECTED NEXT OK The device in this socket is inserted A device type must be selected wrongly or is faulty before this operation see TYPE Al PROG FAIL 000000 single function key NERI COPY SOCKET EMPTY The device in this socket failed to OK programmed probably due to a ROM master has been chosen but faulty device the copy socket is empty or contains ADDRESS LINE ERROR a faulty device OR RAM MASTER ONLY ALLOWED A fault has been detected in a OK device For certain devices it is not possible NOE BEEN LADER to program from the copy socket EL ABORT You must program from RAM An attempt has been made to INSUFFICIENT RAM program when the master RAM is all OK blank i e after a restart or CLR A larger RAM module is required to operation Press continue if you carry out this operation want to program all the devices with CANNOT READ ROM MASTER the blank value OK This feature not yet It is not possible to READ from the LimPlemented OR copy socket it must be done from Please contact your distributor to socket An see READ single see when this feature will be function key implemented ALL SOCKETS EMPTY OK Not applicable to this device OK Al NO DEVICE An attempt has been made to perform a function that is not allowed with the currently selected NEXT Device absent from this socket device e g trying to ERASE a UV NEST erasable PROM Device in this socket has been NO PROGRAMMING M
84. r to cycle round the valid settings of ODD EVEN and ALL By using this key you can select ODD a blow a set of PROMs then select EVEN and blow a set Therefore if you have a file on a PC for a target system with a 32 bit wide bus downloading it using PROMDRIVER and programming two sets of PROMSs by the above method in local mode results in 32 bit wide programming PIC16C5X When programming PICs on the MP3 module in conjunction with PIC pin converters the special functions required by PICs are enabled Manual 52000 range Rev 07 60 System S2000 Programmer User Manual The programmer display shows how many functions are available while it is displaying the type selected It does this in the top right of the display with a typical format MCHIP 16C54 GC keeten REPORT NOTE The S stands for specials and the following haracters indicate four functions which are currently switched off The four functions for a Microchip 16C54 are 1 Watchdog Disable 2 Code Protect 3 Oscillator Type 4 User ID For example if watchdog disable and code protect were currently turned on for automatic activation after normal programming the display would show MCHIP 16C54 S12 REPORT NOTE Setting an automatic special function Press the FUNC key then the DEVICE key then the cursor right key then SPECL and the display will show SPECIAL FUNCTIONS AUTO MANUAL Pressing AUTO will result in a display for
85. rent split and set parameters that you want to use New or replacement modules can be obtained from your supplier Switch off the programmer before removing the RAM module Undo the screw at the top of the keyboard display module Slide this module up slightly and carefully lift up Note that it is attached to the main unit with a length of ribbon cable DO NOT PULL THIS TIGHT The RAM module can then be gently removed and the new one fitted the same way round Re fit the keyboard display module by sliding it down until the tongue at the bottom fits inside the main unit Replace the screw at the top and gently tighten it while pressing down on the back end of the keyboard display module DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN The size of the new RAM module can be displayed using the INFO key under FUNC see chapter 13 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Physical Description Length 38 cm Width 23 cm Height 15 cm MP2 MP4 at highest point Weight 10 kg including typical programming module Technical Specification Power consumption 70W max Voltage settings 110 or 240V self selecting Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 68 MA Appendix D ELECTRONICS WARNINGS DO NOT remove devices from sockets while the socket led is showing operation in progress LED on with short flashes off DO make sure that the programmer
86. ronment can all lead to socket contamination The first signs of contamination will be hard to identify and are often just assumed to be caused by a programmer fault as the number of programming failures rises Another source of socket failure is simply rough handling The more modern device packages in particular require more delicate socket mechanisms and many of these can easily be damaged by mishandling For surface mount devices in particular it is essential to use a proper vacuum pen handling tool ELECTRONICS As a result of these potential causes of socket damage we have to exclude the sockets from our initial warranty and from any service contract except where a failure is due to faulty manufacture of the socket If sockets need cleaning or replacing during the guarantee period we will have to charge accordingly Manual S2000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Cycle Counter All our programming modules have a cycle counter which counts programming cycles This count may be displayed at any time under INFO When the maximum socket lifetime is reached a message will appear on the programmer display when it is first switched on saying SOCKET LIFETIME EXCEEDED remove the operation may Pressing OK will message and continue as normal To maintain reliability of programming it is important not to use the programmer beyond the lifetime of its sockets On reaching the socket count l
87. rther details INTEL 87C51 REPORT This display shows that special functions 1 and 2 are enabled 3 and 4 are disabled S12 Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual On pressing REPORT key This restores the socket LEDs and display to their state after last operation in case the user needs to refer to the last REPORT again If Empty Socket Detect is enabled no report on the last operation will be possible after all devices have been removed from the sockets REPORT ON LAST OPERATION OK Press OK to acknowledge the message and the last report will be shown Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE 3 TYPE key On pressing TYPE key To cater for the differing requirements of users four methods of device type selection are provided TYPE AUTO Select type by Silicon Signature ELECTRONICS NAME Select type by Manufacturer and Name CODE Select type by 4 digit Device code RECALL Select type by recalling stored type Any of these methods can be accessed by a single key press after pressing the TYPE key TYPE SELECTION AUTO NAME CODE RECALL Press the key under the method of type selection required On pressing AUTO If AUTO is pressed the programmer will attempt to identify the device in the occupied socket nearest Al After attempting to identify the device the socket LEDs will indicate the success or failure of the operation on each device e f the first
88. s e adapters e carriage direction e software upgrade support see SoftwareSupport charges in either If a unit has reached its socket cycle limit or has contaminated or damaged sockets the normal charges for refurbishment will apply before the unit can be repaired Manual 52000 range Rev 07 84 System S2000 Programmer User Manual under the service contract Transporting the Programmer e Please observe the following advice if you need to transport your programmer e If possible use the original purpose made packaging e Always unplug the programming module and pack it separately e Pack any leads or other items returned separately e Remember that the programmer components are heavy and will undoubtedly receive rough handling in transit Apply sufficient padding accordingly e Always obtain a returns number first if returning a unit to us e Always send the programmer prepaid or it will not be accepted Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd
89. sed and these parameters can be later tested by the IFconstruction Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd CIE ELECTRONICS System S2000 Programmer User Manual RUN program name gt lt argument gt lt argument gt RUN STDIO lt program name gt lt argument gt lt argument gt Runs a user program with optional parameters RUN will assume that the user program either does no screen I O or that it deals with restoring the screen itself RUN STDIO will open up a window full screen for user I O and then clear it away afterwards The user program may return a code which will be placed into ERRORLEVEL FAILURES 0 FAILURES OFF FAILURES ON This causes a failures box to be displayed or removed or resets the number of failures to the number shown if the box is already displayed The number of failures is automatically incremented by any Failure to program messages in Program Append Serial Number Append or Special Program operations but not those caused by device not present PROGRAMMED 0 PROGRAMMED PROGRAMMED OFF PROGRAMMED ON This causes a programming success quantity box to be displayed or removed or resets the number of successes to the number shown if the box is already displayed The number of successes is incremented by a PROGRAMMED command e g Manual 52000 range Rev 07 52 PROGKEY IF ERRORLEVEL 0 PROGRAMMED REQUIRED ENDIF REQUIRED
90. t UPLOAD file name gt Uploads buffer to file If lt file name gt is the operator will be prompted to enter the filename ERRORLEVEL codes set 0 type selected ok 1 no type set ACCESSTIME lt setting gt where lt setting gt Is NORMAL SLOW By setting the access time to SLOW this function allows you to increase the access time for reading verifying Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual and checksumming the selected device This is necessary for certain devices especially micro processors that program like EPROMs but in different packages If set to SLOW the setting will be displayed in the Status area The default setting is NORMAL ADDR RANGE lt low address gt lt high_address gt This function permits the programming of a microprocessor that programs like an EPROM but is smaller than the EPROM The programmer will adjust the input addresses to the nearest 2K byte boundary and the setting will be displayed in the status area SERNO FILE le name gt SERNO AUTO SERNO OFF SERNO CHANGE These functions allow the serial numbering of programmable devices to be carried out automatically each time that they are programmed SERNO FILE lt file name gt must be processed in the script file before any of the other SERNO instructions can appear lt file name gt refers to the serial number filename suffix SNO that has been set up in menu mode by typing N from the m
91. tern EXIT to abort The first pattern is essentially an incrementing pattern with numbers from O to FF hex stored on each page 256 bytes of RAM so that for example location xxxxE3 contains E3 hex where xxxx is any number However the first two bytes of each page contain the page number stored least significant byte first little Endian and the middle bytes of each page contain FF hex There is a choice of two patterns the second one is the complement of the first Manual 52000 range Rev 07 36 System S2000 Programmer User Manual DEVICE This function controls the device function settings ID CHECK Silicon Signature Check MOUNT CHECK Check for devices in sockets REV CHECK Check for devices upside down BLANK CHECK Blank check performed before programming and actual blank value VERIFY RANGE sets VCC high and low levels for verification SPECIALS AUTO sets lock bits etc MANUAL manually blow lock bits CHECKSUM 8 bit or 16 bit set master checksum Tacc Set normal slow access time ADDR Change the address range of the device DEVICE SETTINGS ID MOUNT REVERSE BLANK DEVICE SETTINGS VERIFY SPECL CKSUM Tacc DEVICE SETTINGS ADDR Press the key under the sub function required Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E OP ID CHECK DISABLE ID CHECK ENABLED ELECTRONICS CHANGE OK ID CHECK DISABLED CHANGE OK If enabled this function will check the silicon signature of every devi
92. unication depends on the devices in communication being able to process all input and output communication without character loss This is unlikely at any usefully high data rate PC Host mode protocol uses hardware handshaking using DTR and CTS If using Non PC Host mode it is essential to provide a form of positive flow control when transmitting files to the Programmer Hardware handshaking is strongly recommended Speed It is possible that the host may not be capable of handling the full 38400 bits second rate without losing characters If you have problems on a particular computer Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd kJ eene with data loss as evidenced by Format Error messages or lock ups then try running the serial link at a lower rate Interface Parameters If using Non PC Host mode the serial port of the host computer should be set up with the same parameters as the programmer Mode Asynchronous Speed 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 or 38400 b s The higher the rate the faster the data transfers will take place Bits 8 data no parity bit 1 stop bit This Is the recommended setting but any setting with at least 7 data bits will be OK for Intel and Motorola Hex data formats provided both ends of the link are set the same Receive Parity Ignore Manual S2000 range Rev 07 79 System S2000 Programmer User Manual Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd
93. ursor keys indicating that the cursor keys are active and allow backwards or forwards movement through the reports Pressing the NEXT key puts the next socket report on the display Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates a verification failure on a raised Vcc level Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd mgp System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates a verification failure on a lowered Vcc level Al VER FAIL 000000 NEXT Indicates a verification failure when just one Vcc level has been selected On the last report pressing the OK key clears the LEDs and the display reports At any time the report sequence can be terminated by pressing EXIT This causes the LEDs and display to assume the quiescent state Additionally the single key functions such as PROG will still work immediately when the display is showing a report so single key press programming IS always possible Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd 25 MA 9 VERIFY key On pressing VERIFY key ELECTRONICS VERIFYING AT 4 50V ee If master checksumming is enabled this is checked against the checksum of the current master either RAM or ROM If different the following error message is displayed MASTER CHECKSUM WRONG OK and verification is aborted Assuming no errors are discovered the usual socket checks are performed and verificati
94. use the RAM when there Is insufficient or none see Socket Checks Manual 52000 range Rev 07 40 System S2000 Programmer User Manual INFO This function gives information about the hardware firmware and installed options The various items of information are accessed by pressing the MORE key INFO Module firmware revision Memory size Programming module fitted Mother board hardware revision Module hardware revision Unit serial number Main board serial numbers Module serial numbers socket usage Module service date Software support date PROMWARE VERSION V03 75 MORE BUFFER SIZE 2048KByte MORE BUFFER SIZE None fitted MORE MODULE FITTED MP4 MORE MAIN BOARD REVISION 0002 MORE MODULE REVISION 0001 MORE UNIT SERIAL NUMBER 00000001 MORE MAIN BOARD SERIAL NOs 0001 0001 0001 MORE Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd E ar MODULE SERIAL NOs ELECTRONICS 0001 0001 0001 MORE SOCKET CYCLES 879 MORE MODULE SERVICED 08 05 01 MORE SUPPORT TILL 28Mar2002 MORE The programmer will stay in INFO mode until the EXIT key is pressed SOUND This function controls the audible sounds emitted by the programmer These comprise key clicks and operation complete Success and failure tones AUDIBLE FEEDBACK CLICKS TONES OK Press CLICKS to change key clicks KEY CLICKS ARE ON CHANGE OK or TONES to change operation complete tones OPERATION TONES ARE OFF CHANGE OK EEPROM T
95. via the selected port I O INPUT FORMAT Select Input file format PARAMS Select first RAM and file address UTPUT FORMAT PARAMS Select Output file format Select RAM range and first file address It is assumed that you have connected the appropriate port via a suitable lead to the communicating device and set up the correct parameters for the transfer under FUNC COMMS See Appendix H for connections details The safest procedure Is to enable the receiving end first and then the sending end although if using hardware Manual 52000 range Rev 07 System S2000 Programmer User Manual handshaking it should be possible to Start either end first SELECT I O FUNCTION INPUT OUTPUT This display allows you to choose to input or output a file On pressing INPUT INPUT A FILE FORMAT PARAMS START will be displayed You may set up the file format and address range before starting Pressing FORMAT allows you to set the file format to one of INTHEX Intel hexadecimal INTHX Special Intel hexadecimal MOTHEX Motorola Hexadecimal The special Intel Hex format includes a stream of nulls at the beginning and end of the file Press OK when you have chosen the appropriate setting Pressing PARAMS allows you to choose the start RAM and file addresses ADDRS 000000 00000000 CLEAR RAM FILE OK The File Address defines the default for the first address in the file that will be stored in RAM The RAM Address is
96. w mqp com Issue 1 08 92 Issue 2 05 94 Issue 3 03 95 Issue 4 01 96 Issue 5 04 96 Issue 6 03 97 Issue 7 06 01 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright O 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS Table of Contents Pa EVDO CH OM NE EE 9 AV 9 Setting Up Your Programmer 9 2 Keyboard Arrangement 10 SOCKET CS a NEEE 11 ee 916 LS EEE EEE 11 On switching On RE 12 On pressing REPORT key 12 MTP 13 On pressing TYPE Pen 13 On pressing AUTO 13 On Pressing NAME iii 14 On pressing CODE ii 14 On pressing RECALL rernannnnannrnnanennannnnnnnennnnennansnnnnnennanennannennnnenn 14 Device Notes ee ne ne ee ee 14 A EDH KOY en 16 OL PESTEN KOy eerren E E EE 16 On pressing EDIT BUFFER rurnannnnnnnennanennnnnennanennnnnennanennnnnennnnenn 16 Advanced COIL TU GHO g EEE 17 OP dass 17 Fil 17 KS 17 IC GARE 17 ER a 17 Je E 17 DELETE en ea 18 EEE 18 On pressing DISP BUIEFEER 18 On pressing EDIT DEVICE 18 On pressing DISP DEVICE 18 D OD EEE EE 19 ENN 19 MESSI INP 19 On pressing OUTRE 20 6 Socket LE 21 CAO E E E 22 Notes On Disabling Checks 22 TRE DIE ma ea ae en 23 On pressing READ key 23 Manual S2000 range Rev 07 Copyright 1992 2001 MQP Electronics Ltd m System S2000 Programmer User Manual ELECTRONICS D PROG les 24 On pressing PROG key LL 24 EEE EEE 26 On pressing VERIFY key 26 10 BLANK key 28 On pressing BLANK key 28 VE EG

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