SUPERPRO IS01-ISP - Xeltek

Contents

Contents ............................................................................................................................................ 1

Outline .............................................................................................................................................. 3

What is IS01? ............................................................................................................................... 3

General functions ..................................................................................................................... 3

Hardware functions .................................................................................................................. 3

Software functions .................................................................................................................... 3

System requirements .................................................................................................................... 4

Standard package of the programmer ........................................................................................... 4

Hardware installation ....................................................................................................................... 5

Connection of ISP cable with the target system ........................................................................... 5

Description of connection port ................................................................................................. 5

Definition of several common interfaces ................................................................................. 6

Examples for connection of target system ............................................................................... 7

ISP requirements for target system .................................................................................................. 8

Attentions on pin connection........................................................................................................ 8

Precautions for power: ............................................................................................................... 10

Precautions for the design with reset generator ......................................................................... 10

Examples of common problems ................................................................................................. 12

Other matters needing attention ................................................................................................. 13

Examples for connection of several common serial communication protocols ......................... 13

M25P64 .................................................................................................................................. 13

24C04 ..................................................................................................................................... 14

S9S08AW16 ........................................................................................................................... 14

Use ATE interface to control the programmer ........................................................................... 14

Time sequence of ATE interface ................................................................................................ 15

Installation of software ................................................................................................................... 15

Quick start ...................................................................................................................................... 25

User interface of application software ....................................................................................... 25

Steps for chip burning ................................................................................................................ 26

Hardware preparation ............................................................................................................. 26

Select device ........................................................................................................................... 26

Load data into buffer .............................................................................................................. 27

Set options .............................................................................................................................. 27

Programming .......................................................................................................................... 28

Detailed description of functions ................................................................................................... 28

Browse menu .............................................................................................................................. 28

Load file ................................................................................................................................. 28

Save file .................................................................................................................................. 30

Exit ......................................................................................................................................... 30

Load project ............................................................................................................................ 30

Save project ............................................................................................................................ 31

Project library management ................................................................................................... 31

SD card operation ................................................................................................................... 32

Select chip .............................................................................................................................. 32

XPlayer ................................................................................................................................... 34

Buffer ..................................................................................................................................... 34

Checksum ............................................................................................................................... 38

Device information ................................................................................................................. 39

Device Configuration Word ................................................................................................... 39

Edit automatic processing command ...................................................................................... 39

Operation options ................................................................................................................... 40

Module management .............................................................................................................. 43

Factory mode .......................................................................................................................... 44

Print Report ............................................................................................................................ 45

Tool bar ...................................................................................................................................... 45

Main toolbar ........................................................................................................................... 45

Operation toolbar .................................................................................................................... 46

Information bar ........................................................................................................................... 46

Device information ................................................................................................................. 46

Buffer information .................................................................................................................. 46

File information ...................................................................................................................... 46

Statistical Information Bar ..................................................................................................... 47

Log window ................................................................................................................................ 47

LED status display ................................................................................................................. 47

Progress bar ............................................................................................................................ 47

Operation information bar ...................................................................................................... 47

Offline operation ............................................................................................................................ 48

Offline introduction .................................................................................................................... 48

Outline ........................................................................................................................................ 48

Menu description ........................................................................................................................ 49

Appendices……………………………………………………………………………………….40

Outline

What is IS01?

IS01 is a professional multifunction serial programmer with small volume, fast

programming speed, good stability and high cost performance; it supports almost all serial

programmable devices and is very suitable for In-System or In-Application applications. It

can also support IC offline programming with certain IC sockets .

General functions

• Very fast programming speed, which is selectable to adapt to cable length and

load feature of user board.

• Supports online (USB2.0 high-speed) and offline mode simultaneously.

• Supports most ISP protocol, e.g. I2C, SPI, UART, BDM, MW, JTAG, CAN,

RS232 etc.

• Have standard ATE interface to facilitate operation and control of externa l ATE

device.

• Have overcurrent protection function to protect your equipment

comprehensively.

• Apply to many fields attributing to stable and rel iable design, for example, R &

D, mass production as well as in-system programming etc.

Hardware functions

• Provides interfaces for I2C, SPI, UART, BDM, MW, JTAG, RS232, CAN etc.

• Provides VDD(0.5A) output line to supply light-load target system with power

to directly (generally not recommended) and VPP (0.2A).

• Long cable drive circuit has ESD protection, I/O level can be adjusted by

software in the range of 1.5V~4V.

• Online software operates the programmer and manages offline project via USB

(2.0 high-speed).

• In offline state, the operations are shown through LCD screen, 6-key pad and

LED status, and the project file is stored using SD card (max. 4GB).

• ATE interface provides the possibility of operating and controlling programmer

through external signals. Among them, there are 6 project selection lines

(SEL0~SEL5), 2 command input lines (START and STOP) as well as 3 status

output lines (PASS, FAIL and BUSY). External signals are isolated from the

system all through optocouplers.

• 12VDC/2A system external power input.

Software functions

• Support a wide range of devices, can support almost all the chips with ISP

function (Attention: not all algorithms for programming are free of charge).

• Very fast programming rate, which is selectable (three gears as high, medium

and low) to adapt to different cable length and load feature of user board.

• Support dynamic buffer function (each chip burns different contents, the

application example includes serial number, MAC address, sensor calibration

etc.), the interface is of open type.

• SD card supports FAT32, FAT16 etc.; can be managed using card reader.

• Provide good software interface (DLL, not free of charge) to facilitate third-

party system integration. Typical application such as ICT (online tester).

• Operate up to 12 programmers through one USB HUB. Chips and files can be

different.

System r eq u irements

Minimum requirement for system is as follows: Pentium or above compatible

computer, desktop or portable computer; at least there is a universal serial bus interface to

USB2.0 standard; Windows XP/Vista operating system; CD-ROM; hard disc with at least

1GB free space.

Standard package of the programm er

The standard package includes the following items:

 One programmer ;

 One ISP cable, type A (supports interface other than CAN and RS232)

 One connecting cable for USB interface

 One power adapter (output DC12V)

 Installation software, one CD-ROM disc

 One sheet of user registration form.

Options:

 ISP cable, type B (supports CAN and RS232 interface)

 Adapter kit for offline programming. If you want to perform offline programming on the

device like a universal programmer , you only need connect ISP cable to the kit board and

insert the chip into the kit socket. The adapter kit consists of the upper and lower boards,

the upper board is the adapter for SP 5000, the user can select it according to the chip

package. The lower board is the jumper adapter.

Hardware installation

Connect ion of ISP cable with the target system

Description of connection port

ISP connection port contains the signal ends required for programming of target s ystem.

The connection port is divided into group A and group B:

Port A is a 10X2 port. The programming interfaces required for most serial protocols

are contained in this port, e.g. SPI, I2C, JTAG, UART, BDM etc., the pins of this port are

defined as follows:

1 3 5 7 11 13 15 17 19

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Notes:

1. IS01 has a working mode called “mass production”, that is, once the programmer

detects that the target board gets ready and ISP signal arrives, it immediately starts the

functional operation defined by AUTO without ke ybo ard operation. TPIN and TPOUT in

the port are provided for this purpose. TPOUT supplies high level, and TPIN is level

detection input line. Short-circuit them on the target board, once ISP signal is applied to

the test point, TPIN immediately detects high level, and AUTO command sequence can

be started.

2. Reserved1-2 is only used when the multi-object system is programming. On some

target board there are several identical I2C chips that need to be burned, and the chip that

needs to be burned currently can be selected through address line, then, Reserved1-2 is

connected to A0 and A2, respectively.

Port B is a 5X2 port. CAN and RS-232 come out from this port. The pins are defined as

below:

Definition of several common interfaces

In order to facilitate use by customer, we have defined several common interfaces

corresponding to ISP port (this definition only contains communication protocol pins, for

the specific wiring method, please refer to the hint on the software of host computer), the

pin correspondence table is as follows:

Note: SDA and SCL are reserved for test, and generally are not provided for user.

Examples for connection of target system

Before programming the target device, you must be familiar with the target device, learn the

function of each pin of the device; read on the instructions on programming of this device

with ISP programmer carefully; know the hardware programming interfaces on the target

board; and confirm compliance of target board design with ISP requirements (see the

section “ISP requirements for the target system” for detail).

The programming operation steps are as follows:

1. Search the type of the chip to be operated in ISP programming software and view the

operation hint.

2. Exactly connect the signal lines (including GND) for the corresponding interfaces of ISP

programmer with the target board.

3. If the above “mass production” function is to be used, TPIN and TPOUT signal lines

should also be connected.

4. It is recommended that power of target board is supplied independently, especially for the

target board with high power consumption and with multiple power systems. If it is

confirmed that the power is supplied by pro grammer ISP cable, then, VC C (sometimes also

need Vpp) should be connected.

5. The independent power supplier of target board switches on the power.

6. Operation functions for running the programmer chip.

Take AT Mega48 as an example, according to the operation hint, we should make line

connection according to the table below:

ISP requirements for target system

The first step to adopt ISP programming is to take into account the particularity of ISP at the

design stage of target board. This point is often neglected b y many people, they think it is enough

as long as the control signal lines are connected to IC’s corresponding pins.

Attentions on pin connection

1. Pins required during the programming all should have interface terminals or measuring

points in order to ensure that IS01 can be connected to them conveniently.

2. In order to prevent the required programming pins from incurring signal jump during the

programming, it must be ensured that the PCB circuit board where programming pins locate

is not connected with other circuits.

Below are some common circuit connection methods, we will describe their merits and

demerits one by one.

Such design in above figure makes the programmer difficult to connect with the

programming pins, and also makes difficult to test the pin signals.

All the programming pins in above diagram have test point, therefore, it is easy to measure

the signal values. But since there are no connecting terminals for programming, it is still not

easy to connect with the programmer.

The pins required for programming in above diagram are all connected to the interface

terminals, therefore, it is very easy to test and burn record, therefore, such connection wa y is

what we recommend.

Precautions for power:

Though XELTEK ISP programmer can provide programming power (1.8-18V, 5W), in

most cases the power provided by ISP programmer is not sufficient to make the target board

work normally, therefore, we preferably recommend to use the self-contained power of the

target board. During the programming, if the self-contained power of the target board is

needed, that is, working voltage (VCC) and programming voltage (VPROG), all target boards

must ensure their correct programming voltages, which are determ ined b y the chips that need

to be programmed and other circuits, please refer to the programming manual of this chip for

detail.

If it is required to verify the programming chip with different voltage, PCB board must be

able to provide working voltage with different range of accuracy.

Precautions for the d esign with reset gener ator

If ISP needs to use RESET pin, and when the RESET generator has already been

provided on the target board, please take care. The RESET generator may conflict with the

actuation signal of the programmer. Below they are described one by one.

The reset generator in such connection in above diagram conflicts with the Reset pin for

programming. Be careful when the In-System programmer drives Reset pin.

Such connection in above diagram eliminates pin conflicts by adding a jumper, but such

operation is not very convenient.

Such connection in above diagram eliminates the problem of pin conflict through adding

a resistance of large value, but we still need to pay attention to the effect of pull-up

resistance/pull-down resistance on input level signal of Reset pin.

Such connection in above diagram is relatively reasonable, it settles the conflict problem

through a pull-up resistance, and mak es the equipment work well. It is important to note that

some Resetters will automatically delay for a length of time after detecting external reset

signal in order to meet the need of external equipment in this way.

Examples of common problems

There are three problems in above diagram: ① LED lamp will extract large current from

ISP programmer; ② external input signal on M ISO pin conflicts with IS01 programming

signal; ③ capacitance on M OSI pin may affect the value of level signal output from this pin.

This is the circuit diagram after improvement, it can be seen from the diagram, addition of

a buffer before LED can alleviate limitation of IS01 on output current; the series resistances

before MISO can eliminate signal conflict; changing connecting position of capacitance

eliminates effect of filter capacitance on level signal.

Other m atters needing attention

• The watchdog circuit in the programming process can be triggered normally.

• If the bootloader of the chip need using during the programming, the bootloader

must have been stored inside the chip before ISP programmer works, except that

the bootloader has be en st ored in the mask ROM inside the chip o r set b y factory.

For example, if there is a bootloader se t b y factory inside the chip, but if the s pace

where bootloader stored by this chip is erased or modified by ISP, it is impossible

to perform other ISP operation. In addition, some chips need special bootloader

which makes them work well.

• If the chip contains encryption fuse operation or special function inhibit bit, it may

contain online programming inhibit function, therefore, the programming last time

may result in ISP function being disabled, please refer to chip manual for detail.

• If the serial working cable for ISP is too long, this may also make ISP unable to

work normally. In this case, try selecting medium and low speed in the software.

• Some equipment manufacturers have indicated whether this chip has ISP function

or not in the name of the chip. For example, some manufacturers use NIS to

indicate the device doesn’t support ISP function while use IS to indicate the

device does.

Examples for c onnection of several common serial communication protocols

M25P64

M25P64 is a large-capacity serial ROM made by STM company, and programmed

through SPI protocol, in this example, the chip packaging mode adopted is SO16, the

schematic connection diagram is shown as below:

HOLD

VCC

Q WP

VSS

VPROG1

DIO5

DIO7

DIO3

GND

VPROG0

DIO4

DIO2

24C04

ST 24C04 is a universal serial ROM made by STM company, and programmed through

I2C protocol, in this example, the chip packaging mode adopted is SO8, the schematic

connection diagram is shown as below:

VSS SDA

SCL

VCC

DIO5

DIO2

DIO7

GND

DIO4

DIO6

VPROG1

GND

S9S08AW16

S9S08AW16 is HCS08 series low power consumption and high-performance 8-bit

controller mainly widely used for consumer electronics manufactured by Freescale

Comapany. This chip is programmed through BDM serial protocol, in this example, the

chip packaging mode adopted is LQFP44, the schematic connection diagram is shown as

below:

RESET

BKGD

VDD

GND

VPROG1

GND DIO6

DIO5

Use ATE inte r face to con t rol the pro grammer

ATE control port is used for communication with external host or integration into the

automatic programming and test equipment. Therefore, besides the keyboard, the user can

also operate ISP programmer through ATE interface. ATE equipment interface adopts

optocoupling device to isolate signals, in order to ensure security and accuracy of signals

between the two equipments. In addition, while using ATE interface, it is required to set the

power voltage of external equipment signal and appropriate reference voltage point correctly.

For the signals of ATE port, please refer to the diagram below:

Time sequence of ATE interface

For the specific operation methods and communication protocols of ATE port, please

contact XELTEK.

Installation of software

If you use Xeltek online programmer based on USB port for the first time, the content of

this chapter will help you to correctly install the application software for the programmer and

connect programmer hardware. USB equipment is a kind of plug & play equipment, in the first

time installation, Windows will invoke “add new equipment wizard” and scan all available INF

files, attempting to find appropriate driver.

Download the installation software from the Internet

You can download the specific software for a certain model at Xeltek website: http://www.xeltek.com.

It is usually a self-extracting file. You only need to run this file to setup the software.

Setup Process

The setup procedure goes step by step and you can change the default settings according to your

needs in the setup process.

Step 1: Select the language that you want to use in the setup process, as shown in the following

language selection interface.

Click the “OK” button and a dialog box of “Preparing to install” appears.

Step 2: Click the "Next" button. The License Agreement appears.

Step 3: Please read the license agreement carefully and click “I Agree” to continue the

installation. Otherwise, click Cancel to exit the installation.

Step 4: You can select the installation path in this step. Click the “Browse” button to change the

default destination folder. Click the “Next >” button to continue the installation.

Step 5:

You are asked whether to create a start menu icon and a desktop icon in this step. If you select the

default setting, click the “Next” button to continue.

Step 6:

Check the above settings that you set in the setup process. Click the “Install” button to proceed to

the next step.

Step 7:

In this step, the files are being copied, the drivers are installed, the software is re gist ered, etc.

Step 8:

Click the “Finish” button to finish the setup.

The hardware and driver installation

Connect the programmer module to your computer through the USB port. Turn on the

programmer power switch. After the application software is installed, the driver installation for

the first time connection between the computer and the programmer module becomes very simple.

You only need to wait until new hardware wizard finishes the installation. The following

interfaces will appear on the screen one after another:

The actual interfaces may be somewhat different from the above ones. Anyway the user should

wait until the installation finishes. Please don't run any other programs during the installation.

Running the application software for the programmer

The application software for the programmer has a standard Windows UI, including pull down

menus and buttons, etc. The user should have some knowledge about the MS Windows OS and

be able to use the computer mouse well. After the application software for the programmer is

started, it will communicate with the programmer immediately and start the initialization. If the

communication fails, please check according to the following steps:

• One programmer module. Check the connection between the programmer hardware and the

computer, and turn on the power switch.

• Follow the correct installation steps. If the programmer hardware is connected to the computer

before the programmer application software is installed, the computer will detect the new

hardware and the following window will appear.

Please click the “Cancel” button lest the OS should install the driver with a compatible ID and

cause some problems.

Quick start

This chapter will help you to understand the whole process of chip burn-recording operation

from beginning to the end, the content includes:

 User interface of application software

 Steps of burn-recording device

Before you are ready to operate the burn-recording device of the programmer, please make

sure that you have properly installed the programmer, and the computer has successfully

communicated with the programmer.

User interfac e of application software

1. Menu bar

2. Main toolbar

3. Operation toolbar

4. Log window

5. Device information bar

6. Buffer information bar

7. File information bar

8. Statistic window

Note 1: The number of subwindows in the log window is determined by the number of

modules set by the user. If there is no special description, the following description is

made all with respect to current window operations (i.e. highlighted window, ATMEL,

AT24C64A here)

Note 2: It is suggested to start programmers before software when you select multi-

module mode.

Steps for chip burning

Hardware preparation

Before you are ready to burn devices by the programmer, please make sure that you

have properly installed the programmer, and the computer has successfully communicated

with the programmer. (after communicating successfully, the log window will display

“SUPERPRO IS01 start”, otherwise, the program will enter demo mode).

Select device

Click “select device” on the device menu bar or on the tool bar, then a dialogue

box for selecting device pops up.

First select device type, for example, E/EPROM, BPROM, DSRAM, PLD or MCU,

then select manufacturer and device name, then click OK button. You can also key in

device name in the Search edit box to narrow down the select range in order to quickly

select the device.

Note: IS01 does not support BPROM, DSRAM.

Load data into buffer

Programming device is a process to burn the data in the buffer into the storage unit of

the chip according to the manufacturer’s requirements. There are two ways for loading of

data into the buffer.

1) Read from file

Select “ Load” from “File” on the main menu, select appropriate file, format, and t ype in

“Load File” dialogue box, after confirmation, the data file is loaded. The user can check t he

data in the buffer edit window.

2) Read data from master slice

After selecting the device, place the master slice, click “Read” function item on the

operation tool bar, then the data in the chip will be copied into the buffer. At this time, the

user can enter the buff er edit window to check if t he data is corre ct or not. This da ta can be

stored in a disc for the need later.

Attention: some devices do not have read-out function, or have been encrypted so that data

can not be read out from master slice.

Set options

1) Operation option, including:

 ID Check: Checks ID of device before chip burning.

 Automatic Increment: w hen the user selects chip burning, he writes the serial number

in the form of accumulative number at the designated position so that each chip after

burning has different mark number.

 Change the starting and ending address of the area of Device that needs to be burn-

recorded

 Verify Mode selection. Select specific voltage value of VCC for verification in order

to verify correctness of chip burn-recording.

2) Edit Auto mode. In the operation tool bar, all devices have a basic batch process

operation “Auto”, its function is to execute other operation functions of devices in the

already edited sequence. Generally, Edit Auto mode is selected for all devices.

Erase

Blank check

Program

Verify

Security or Protect

3) Dev. Config. For t he chip with configuration words, the configuration words mus t be set

before burning the device to ensure the burned chip can work in the user’s target system.

The configuration words of some devices are contained in the user’s data file and are

automatically filled in the buffer of configuration characters upon import of data file.

4) Dev. Info. After selecting the device, the dialogue box for d evice information pops up to

display the important information of relevant device. Some devices have special

requirements for burning, or the algorithm for burning has special convention, so the user

should adjust the operation steps or buffer data after carefully reading the requirements or

conventions. When adapter is needed to support burning, corresponding adapter information

is displayed （IS01 shows how to connect IS01 programmer and some instructions） .

5} Production mode. The programmer checks the socket status all the time, once the chip is

placed completely, it automatically starts AUTO command without manual key push to start

operation in order to facilitate the user to batch burn the chips (IS01 production mode can

only be used in offline mode).

Programming

The user can buy the adapter according to the prompting information and place it into the

chip correctly.

The operation steps for the burning device are as follows:

 Blank Check. If the chip is new, this step can be omitted

 Program. Burn the data in the buffer into the chip.

 Verify. This step is necessary, only when the verification is successful can the chip

burning be considered as correct. Some chips do not provide unit-to-unit verification

function, but just provide accumulative verification function similar to VerifyCRC. And

very few chips even do not provide accumulative verification function.

 For the electrically erasable chip already with content, Blank Check will fail, in this

case be sure first to perform Erase operation. Some EEPROM devices can directly

overwrite without the need of erasure in advance.

 If the device needs to be protected, add Security or Protect function after verification.

Notice that the protection of some devices requires to set configuration characters for

the device in advance, please refer to the detailed description of functions.

The user can select Auto function to do all operations once for all.

Detailed description of functions

Browse menu

Load file

Select “load file” on the menu bar, or click on the tool bar, then the dialogue

box for file loading pops up.

1. Data buffer: the data buffer of the device is divided into one or more areas. If

there are seve ral d ata buf fers displ a yed aft er sel ect ing the d evice, it is requ i red

to explain the meaning of the data buffers according to the names of data

buffers and data manual.

2. File name: designate the file with loaded data. The user can select file by file

dialogue box which pops up when button “…” is clicked or from file history

record which can be browsed when drop-down arrow is clicked.

Note: After selecting the file, it is still needed to select the appropriate type of

data file, then it can be ensured that the data is loaded correctly.

3. Type of file: include Binary, Intel Hex (extension) etc.

4. Loading mode:

<Normal>: the whole file is loaded.

<Even>: First byte of every two bytes is taken and the second byte is

abandoned.

<Odd>: Second byte of every two bytes is taken and the first byte is

abandoned.

<1st byte of 4>: First byte of every four bytes is taken and the rest three bytes

are abandoned.

<2nd byte of 4>: Second byte of every four bytes is taken and the rest three

bytes are abandoned.

<3rd byte of 4>: Third byte of every four bytes is taken and the rest three bytes

are abandoned.

<4th byte of 4>: The fourth byte of every four bytes is taken and the rest three

bytes are abandoned.

<1st 2_b yte of 4>: The firs t two b ytes of every f our b ytes are take n and the res t

two bytes are abandoned.

<2nd 2_byte of 4>: The last two b yt es of every four bytes are taken and the rest

two bytes are abandoned.

5. Buffer address: the start address where data is loaded into in the buffer.

6. Offset address of file: some types of file have non-zero start address (data

offset address), thus it may be required to input the file start address when

loading the file. Pleas e in put cor rect addr ess da ta in t he Edi t box. Incorrect file

offset address will result in filling in the buffer head by FF (or incorrect data),

while incorrect big offset address will result in data flooding or system failure.

7. Check if the buffer is to be cleared when loading the file.

If the user selects “Yes”, then he must indicate which value is used to erase the

buffer.

8. Check if the check sum is calculated when loading the file.

Save file

Select “save file” on the menu bar, or click on the tool bar, then the dialogue

box for file save pops up.

1. Data buffer: select the buffer data to be saved

2. File name: select to save the buffer data into what kind of file.

3. Type of file: include Binary, Intel Hex (extension), Motorola S record, Tektronix

Hex, etc.

4. Buffer address: starts to save the data from the start address specified in the buffer.

5. Data size: specify the size of data to be saved.

Exit

Close the programmer software and return to the operating system.

Load project

Select “load project” on the “Project” menu bar, or click on the tool bar, then the

dialogue box for project loading pops up.

After selecting the project and inputting correct password, the project is loaded.

If the “all modules adopt the same mode” is chosen, then this project will be loaded

into all the modules.

Save project

Select “save project” on the “Project” menu bar, or click on the tool bar, then

the dialogue box for project loading pops up.

Project name: specify the name of project to be saved.

Password: for data security, the user can add password in the project file.

File description: you can add simple description information for your project (not

exceeding 1000 bytes).

Note: the suffix name of project files must be .prj.

Project library management

Select “P roj ect l ibr ary mana gement” on the menu bar. Then the di alogue b ox for proj ect

library management pops up.

The project information in SD card of the programmer is displayed in the project list

(project name, manufacturer name, device name and size)

Send project: Send the local project file down into SD card (note: before sending the

project, you must ensure that SD card has been inserted)

Delete project: delete the specified project file in SD card.

SD card operation

Set password protection

After setting password, SD card will be protected. SD card protected by password can only be

accessed after unlocking (the password must be six digits from 0~9.

Cancel password protection

After canceling password protection, the project in SD card will be clea red. SD card pr otecti on is

cancelled. Unlock

Input correct password and SD card is unlocked. And you can normall y m anage SD card project

library in mana gement project library. But this is only limited to this time operation, the card still

needs to be unlocked in next time operation.

Erase SD card

If you forget the password when you set it previousl y, you can select to e rase SD c ard. (Note: SD

card cannot be reused if it is not treated specially after it has been erased)

Select chip

Select “select chip” on the menu bar, or click on the tool bar, then the dialogue

box for chip selection pops up.

The dialogue box for “Device” includes such controls as manufacturer browse box,

device name browse box, type select button and OK and Cancel buttons as well as

Search Edit box etc. How to select a device?

 Select device type among the type select buttons, there are five major types:

E/EPROM (EPROM, EEPROM, FLASH etc.), PLD, B/PROM, DRAM/SRAM, MCU.

If you are not sure, you can select “ALL”.

 Assign manufacturer name in the manufacturer browse box.

 Assign device name in Device Name browse box and just press “OK” button.

Since the name printed on the chip may include such parameters as speed,

temperat ure, package etc., when you select a n ame that is not totally identical with the

name in the dialogue box of “Device”, you should neglect these parameters or ask for

help.

Use of Search edit box: it may be very inconvenient to directly select the device

due to large number of devices and difference in names of chip, in this case we can

use Search edit box to help selecting. As long as you input several key characters,

then the number of devices can be greatl y narrowed, thus facilitating fast search of the

device. For example, when you want to find 89 series single-chip microcomputer,

input charact ers “89 ” in t he Search edi t box , the n all the de vices cont aini n g chara cters

“89” wil l be list ed. The s oftware is s ensitive t o the sequen ce of cha racters “89” when

making a search, but it will neglect presence of other characters in the box. For

example, character string “819” and “DA8S9” will be listed since they meet the

requirement, while characters “98” will be neglected since it does not meet the

requirement.

Note: Some chips can not be used only after authorization is given, after

selecting this chip, the log window will remind “this chip needs authorization!”

XPlayer

XPlayer is a kind of special programming tool mainly for CPLD series chips produced

by ACTEL, ALTERA etc., as long as the customer provides corresponding STP or JAM

file (such files can be generated using such design tools as ISE, Quartus II etc.), the

corresponding device can be programmed.

Select “XPlayer” on the “Device” menu bar, then the dialogue box pops up.

File name: select the needed STP or JAM file.

Type: 1.STAPLE PLAYER; 2. DIRECT C

The universality of STAPLE PLAYER is comparatively better than DIRECT

C, while its speed is lower than the latter.

VCC: working voltage of chip

VPP: programming voltage provided by the programmer

Buffer

Select “select chip” on the menu bar of “Device”, or click on the tool bar, then

the dialogue box for buffer edit pops up.

HEX/ASCII data buffer

The data width of each unit is 8 bits or 16 bits according to the chip.

Range: displays the address and end address of this buffer (with character width as

the unit)

Address: displays the position of current cursor

Note: this address is the address with word width of chip as the unit

Checksum: see “calculation of check sum’ for detail.

Locate: move the cursor to the designated position of the buffer (with character width

as the unit)

Note: the address to be filled is hex numerical value, below is the same.

Copy:

Copy the designated area of buffer to another position (with word width as the unit)

Fill:

Fill the designated area of buffer with the filling value (with word width as the unit)

Search:

Search the data in the buffer through hex system or ASCII, the user can select the

search w ay (search forward f rom current pos ition, search backward from current position

and search backward from beginning of the buffer).

Search n ext: search next address that meets the condition according to the search way

the user selects.

Switching: switch over the display format of address in the buffer (hex system or

decimal system).

Exchange:

Assume the data at address 0-10(hex system) of data buffer is:

12 34 56 78 90 AA BB CC – DD EE FF 11 22 33 44 55

The character width that can be selected is:

16 bits(2 bytes), the data after exchange is as follows:

34 12 78 56 AA 90 CC BB – EE DD 11 FF 33 22 55 44

32 bits(4 bytes), the data after exchange is as follows:

78 56 34 12 BB CC 90 AA – 11 FF EE DD 55 44 33 22

64 bits(8 bytes), the data after exchange is as follows:

CC CC AA 90 78 56 34 12 – 55 44 33 22 11 FF EE DD

Checksum

Select “Checksum” in “device” menu bar, then the dialog box of checksum verification

and calculation pops up.

When the type of data in data buffer is Data (HEX/ASCII data), the default

verification and calculation method is to add up all data from beginning to the end with

byte as the unit. To meet user’s spe cial r equi rem en t s, he can tot al iz e t he da ta in pa rt of t he

addresses in a specified way.

1. Specify the buffer where the checksum is to be calculated.

2. Way for checksum calculation (sum of bytes by default)

3. The start address of checksum calculation (in bytes)

4. The end address of checksum calculation (in bytes)

5. Special method for checksum calculation, once choosing this, above selection will be

disabled.

6. Checksum calculation result

Device information

Select “device information” on the “Device” menu bar or on the toolbar, then

the current device information will be displayed.

If there is no special information, the device information only displ ays manufacturer

name, device name, package, adapter and algorithm, this information can also be found in

the left information column. If there is special information, then different content will be

displayed according to different chip.

Device Configuration Word

Select “device configuration word” on the “Device” menu bar or on the toolbar,

then the current device information will be displayed.

For the device with configuration word, the configuration word must be set before

burning the device in order to ensure the burned chip can work in the user’s target system.

The configuration words of some devices are contained in the user’s data file and are

automatically filled in the buffer of configuration characters upon import of data file,

while some devices need manual setting.

Edit automatic processing command

Select “edi t Auto” in the device m enu or on the main toolbar, the dialogue box

pops up:

On the toolbar of device operation, all devices have a basic “Auto” operation, which

can perform other operation functions of devices in the window of operation function

items in the edited sequence, like processing batch. Open the “Edit Auto” dialogue box.

All the operation function items of this device are displayed in the list box of function

items on the left side of dialogue box, and operation function items and execution

sequence which the operation items execute “Auto” in the “Auto” list box on the right

side.

Add: Add operation function items from function list to auto list (it can also be

added by double clicking this item).

Delete: Remove selected function item from auto list (it also can be deleted by

double-clicking the item).

Clear All: Delete all function items in the auto list.

Operation options

Select “Operation option” in the device menu or on the main toolbar, the

following dialogue box pops up:

General options

General Options include:

User’s working voltage and working level

User sets working voltage and level according to the actual condition of target board.

Production mode

If production mode is selected, user should specify the delay time (required

stabilization time after placing the chip).

The production mode is only valid under offline state.

Pull-up resistance

Clock frequency

Verif y mode (onl y appl icable to t he cas e that t he power of target board is supplied b y

the programmer)

After burning (programming) a chip, it is necessary to verify the burned data.

According to the manufacturer's programming data, voltage applied to VCC pin has

the following changes when making verification:

First, verify the data with VCC(±5%) or (±10 %), for example, for VCC=5.00V,

then we can select VCC=5.00V to verify the data once, or use VCC=4.75V and

VCC=5.25V to verify the data twice (±5%) or use VCC=4.50V and VCC=5.50V to

verify the data twice (±10%).

Second, verify the data using the minimum verification voltage (MinVcc) and the

maximum verification voltage (MaxVcc). The two voltage values referred above are

supplied by the manufacturer.

Speed

The user can decide the programming speed himself and can choose one of three

speeds, i.e. high, medium and low (varies with chip).

Buffer options

The user can select to burn a part of the chip, which is applicable to most part of

E/EPROM (FLASH) devices.

Serial number setting (dynamic buffer)

Some applications requi re writing different content to local are as of t he ch ip, for

example serial number of the product, MAC address etc., which are collectively called

serial number. This software has provided two solutions. One is the standard

increment method and the other is user-define method. The software for the former

generates the serial number by automatic increment on the previous serial number.

The format is fixed and it can meet general requirements. The serial number of the

latter is generated by the user-define software, therefore, it has a very big freedom.

The user needs to fill the start and end address, step length and initial value. The

user can select which buffer is to be incremented and how to increase (format, step

and direction).

Note 1: What is reflected by the initial value is the current value, during burning

process, if the user w ants to cha nge the seri al number to be burn ed, he should change

the initial value.

Note 2: the format of ini tial value must be correct, when the t yp e is non-ASCII,

the format of initial value is “XX XX XX”; when the type is ASCII, the format of

initial value is “XXXXX”. If the format is not correct, it will be considered as 0.

User-define mode. The user needs to provide the serial number file and dll called

by the software, the serial number file needs to be generated correctly according to a

certain format

Statistic setting

When burning the chip, the software will do statistics of programming according to

user’s setting.

Statistical method:

Count will take effective if you do the operation which has been set in "Count

Option" or you do Auto and Auto contains all the operations set in "Count Option"

Module management

Select “module management” on “options” menu bar, then the following dialogue

box pops up:

Note: The module setting only becomes valid after the software is started.

Factory mode

It is designed for factory mass burning of chips. After entering the mode, the program

will only allow executing limited functions such as "Auto" etc. in order to prevent the

chip from being damaged by misoperation and prevent erroneous data from being burned.

For data security, the administrator can set a password when enter the mode. If

password has been set, it also requires a password when exiting the program.

If the number of modules >1, there will appear the general operation

bar , click "AutoAll" to execute the respective Auto operations of each

module; click "Cancel All" to cancel operations of all modules.

Print Report

Choose “Print Report” menu on the menu bar, then the statistical report is generated

automatically.(Print report function is only valid under the factory mode)

Tool bar

Main toolbar

1. Open file

2. Save file

3. Load project

4. Save project

5. Edit buffer

6. Select chip

7. Device information

8. Device Configuration Word

9. Edit Auto

10. Operation Option

11. Help

12. About XELEK

Operation toolbar

The items on operation toolbar vary with devices.

Generally the operation bar of the chip is as follows:

After selecting Xplayer, the operation toolbar is:

Select the operation to be carried out in drop-down list, then click “EXCUTE” to

perform this operation or click “CANCEL” to stop.

Inform ation bar

Device information

The device information bar shows the basic information of device, if the device has

special information, you need click “Dev.Info” option on "devices" menu bar or

option on tool bar.

Buffer information

The buffer information bar shows start address, end address and checksum of main

chip buffer.

File information

It shows t he current load ed fil e name and file checks um (whet her to cal cul ate checks um

or not is decided by user himself).

Statistical Information Bar

Reset: Clear success and failure etc. to zero, and cancel countdown setting (countdown

number is -1)

Countdown:

When the countdown reaches -1, it indicates the countdown setting has been cancelled.

Note: The statistic mode needs to be set in "count" found in "operation option".

Log window

LED status display

It indicates LED is not connected to the programmer currently or the connection fails.

It indicates the programmer is connected successfully or operation is successful

(programming verify etc.)

It indicates programmer operation fails (programming verify etc.)

It indicates the programmer is performing operation currently (programming verify etc.)

Progress bar

It shows burning progress currently.

Operation information bar

The infor mation area where the p rogramme r software int eracts wit h the user, which

shows operation progress, operation result and information historic records etc.

Offline operation

Offline introduction

Turn on the system, the initialization isn’t completed until the screen prompts "XELTEK

IS01", then the system will wait for command. If the ke yboa rd is triggered firstly, the system

will enter offline mode (standalone work mode). Note that when the system enters offline

mode, the system will first detect SD card, if it fails to detect the SD card, the system will

prompt "NO SD FOUND!" on the display screen, at this time please insert SD card and

reboot the system.

Outline

It is operated through local keyboard and LCD display without connecting with PC. SD

card stores project algorithms and user data files set by him. The user can create his own

project in online mode and download it into the card, he can also cop y data files di rectly into

SD card through a card reader, meanwhile, notice that the project suffix must be .prj,

otherwise the system will not consider it as a project file.

All contents relevant to user’s offline operations are stored in it in the form of

“PROJECT” file which includes the device type, data file, device configuration bit setting etc.

In short, when booting the machine, the user can complete all settings just by selecting

"project" name in the menu, then the machine starts working. The project must be created

online and downloaded to the SD card, which can simplify offline operation and avoid

production losses due to misoperation. The number of projects stored by SD card at one time

is only limited by card capacity. When creating and downloading project library, if the library

size exceeds the capacity of SD card, the software will give a remind, at this time, the user

should reduce the number of projects or insert a SD card of larger capacity. For specific

method of project construction and download, please refer to previous sections in the

operation manual.

Menu description

Keyboard rules:

ENTER—select and enter next-level menu

EXIT—exit to the upper level menu

↑, ↓ scroll up and dow n select. BUFFER—change the address where the cursor lies on the

display

→, ← BUFFER—select address bit on the display

1. RUN

Finish the actual operation of device under this menu. The actual operational functions of

devices vary slightly; the common functions are as follows:

AUTO—perform user-defined AUTO function sequence (Set at the time of project

construction)

PROGRAM—write the data in BUFFER into chip

READ—read the data in the chip into SD card and save it as data0.

BLANK CHECK—check whether the chip is empty

VERIFY—Compare whether content of written chip is consistent with that in BUFFER

ERASE—Electrically erase the chip content

SECURE

LOCK/MEMORY PROTECT etc. have the same function with this function

—Encrypt the chip with security function

If you do not select a project, the system will prompt “NO PRJ SELECTED”, please

select a project first.

2. SELECT PROJECT

Select a project stored in SD card by user. Use ↑ or ↓ key to select an appropriate

project a fter ent eri n g. After pr ess ing ENT ER a gai n, t he algorit hm and data of sel e ct ed p r oj ect

are invoked automatically. After selecting a model each time, selected result will be

automat ically saved so that t he user needn’t to select it again when h e starts the machine and

can dire ctl y enter RU N (but if the project has a password, you need to re-select the model ). If

the project has a password, you can use →, ← key to change the position and↑, ↓ key to

change the password digit on current position in the password input window.

3. SETTING

1) READ OPTION (Switch with read function)

Operation is same as above. Inhibit as a default.

4. BUFFER

1) CHECK SUM

Calculate the checksum of data files in the project and compare it with CHECKSUM

previously stored and calculated in current project, if there is a difference, CHECKSUM

values ar e displayed, respectivel y. Both physical and man-made causes are likely to result in

contamination or damage of SD card data, which results in scrapping of the burned chip.

Therefore, it is suggested to check the CHECKSUM at least once each time before starting

the system.

2) DISPLAY BUFFER

BUFFER content is displayed. At the position of DISPLAY BUFFER, press ENTER to

display the first address and data. Press → or ← to move the cursor to the position of address

which you want to modify.

Press ↑ or ↓ to change the address where the cursor lies. Press ENTER, 1 will be added to

the address in turn.

5. MASS PRODUCTION

There are two production modes. Refer to the content as described above.

Appendices

License Ag re ement

The copyright of the program and User’s Guide remain the property of XELTEK.

You may:

Copy the program for back-up purposes ONLY in support of its use on a single computer.

Transfer the program and license to another party if the other party agrees to accept the terms and

conditions of this agreement.

You may not

Use this product in a computer system or network, which allows the program to be operated by

than one user at a time.

Modify, copy, or transfer the User’s Guide, other documentation or any copy.

Reverse engineering, de-compiling, or disassemble any program module or security device.

Limited Warranty

XELTEK warrants that its products will be free from defects in workmanship and materials, and

shall

conform to specifications current at the time of shipment, for a period of one year from the date

shipment. During the one-year period, any detective software or hardware products will be

repaired or

replaced, at seller’s discretion, on a return to factory basis.

This warranty applies only to products properly installed and operated within specified

environmental

conditions.

XELTEK’s responsibility under this warranty does not apply to:

Any product that has been repaired, worked upon, or altered by any person not duly authorized in

writing

by XELTEK.

Any product that has been subject to misuse, negligence, accident, or its serial number has been

altered.

Any program error caused by physically damaged CD.

The extended and joint liability of damages caused by hardware faults or software bugs.

Customer Support

SUPERPRO software is user friendly for your usage and requires minimal technical support. The

program comes with a comprehensive User’s Guide. If you cannot find the answer in the manual,

you

can turn to your dealer or distributor or XELTEK. XELTEK provides telephone (number

available at

website) technical assistance during normal business hours from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Please have

your

invoice number ready when calling, as we cannot answer your questions without it. Software

updates are

available free from the web site.

Pre-call Check List:

If you are having difficulty understanding the program, have you studied the User’s Guide?

If there seems to be a problem with the software, can you reproduce it?

If the program has displayed an error message, please write down the message.

When phoning or faxing or e-mailing for technical assistance, have your invoice number ready.

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