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Task s and Ki ts ProM aster 25 00 User Manua l 3-9 • Label — Select this parameter to label the devices. Devices do not have to be programmed (or verified) and labe led in the same process. They can be programmed and pla…

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3-8 ProMaster 2500 User Manual

For logic devices, the primary choices are two JEDEC formats (full and

kernel) and Altera POF.

Selecting a Process

The

Process(es)

check box area of the Edit Task dialog box lists the

operations that can be performed on a device. The three columns of check

boxes allow you to configure three different combinations of operations,

or process(es), within the Task.

When at least one operation is selected in more than one column, the

operator running this Task will be presented with a selection box and

asked to choose one of the Processes on the screen.

Highlight the desired operation(s) in each column. Press

PACE

to enable

(check) or disable (uncheck) the operations.

The parameter choices are listed below:

•

Blank Check

—This test runs before the device is programmed to see

if the device has any programmed bits (fuses). If programmed bits are

found, the device is rejected and placed in the fail tube. When this test

is not selected as part of the Task process, the 2500 programs and

verifies the device without checking for programmed bits.

•

Illegal Bit

— This test is performed before the device is programmed

to determine whether the device has any illegal bits. An illegal bit is a

bit (fuse) in the device that is programmed when the RAM data for

the same bit specifies that it should be unprogrammed (see Figure

3-5). For all devices except electrically erasable parts, this is an illegal

operation and the device will be routed to the

Fail

output tube. This

test is not performed on an electrically erasable device, because those

devices are completely erased before they are programmed so no

illegal bits can occur.

•

Program

—Select this parameter to program the device as part of the

Task operation. When this is selected, the

Verify

parameter is also

selected. TaskLink does not allow

Program

to be selected without

including the Verify operation.

•

Verify

—Select this parameter to have the 2500 compare the data

programmed in a device to data in RAM. Verify is automatically

selected by TaskLink when Program is selected. Verify may be

selected without selecting Program when you need to check devices

that were programmed earlier.

Figure 3-5

Illegal Bit Condition

1954-1

1111 1101

1011 1111

Device data (erased bit = 1)

RAM data to be programmed into the device

Illegal bit

Not an illegal bit

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•

Label

—Select this parameter to label the devices. Devices do not

have to be programmed (or verified) and labeled in the same process.

They can be programmed and placed in tubes to be labeled by the

2500 later. The 2500 default configuration will not label devices that

have failed the programming operation. (The 2500 can be configured

to label both passed and failed devices. Refer to the

Binning

command in local mode in Appendix F.) Devices that have failed can

be labeled only by passing them through the 2500 a second time.

Selecting Handling/

Labeling Parameters

Numerous parameters are available by selecting the

< More >

pushbutton. Press

↵

and the

More Task Parameters

selection box

appears (see Figure 3-1, screen 4). Most of these should remain at their

default settings.

The parameters that must be defined for all Tasks are the

Handling/

Labeling Parameters...

selections. Move the screen cursor over

Handling/Labeling Parameters...

and press

↵

to select this parameter

set. The following handler and labeler parameters are defined in this

dialog box.

Selecting the Package Type

The

Package

field defines the device package type you will be

processing. Move the screen cursor to this field and press

. TaskLink

displays a list of package and pin counts from 8-pin DIP to 84-pin PLCC

devices. The package type “

DIP 24-.3

” represents a 24-pin DIP device in a

300 mil. package width.

To select a new package type, move the screen cursor to the new type and

press

↵

Device Orientation: Pin 1

Press

to move to the

Pin 1 Orientation

field. This parameter is

critical because it tells the 2500 where pin 1 on the device will be

positioned in the input track. The beam inserts the device into the

programming module with pin 1 always to the right, pointing toward the

input tube. The Task must accurately identify the position of pin 1 as the

devices are loaded in the input track so that the beam rotates and inserts

it in the programming module correctly.

Figure 3-6

ProMaster Dialog Box

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Note: Your company should establish a standard orientation for each device

package type (DIP, square PLCC, 32-pin PLCC, SOIC) so that all

operators insert devices correctly. All devices are inserted and handled

upside-down (also known as “dead bug”) on the 2500.

The arrows on the TaskLink screen point to the four sides of the device

(see Figure 3-7). Move the cursor using the

↑

and

↓

keys. Press

when

you have the correct orientation highlighted for the Output

track.

TaskLink then prompts you for the Label and Input orientation fields.

Install all devices upside-down in the 2500 so that their leads are pointing

toward the ceiling (dead bug). We recommend the following default

positions for pin 1 (see Figure 3-8):

• DIP devices: Pin 1 is to the right side, closest to the input tube.

• 32-pin PLCC devices: Pin 1 is to the right side, closest to the input

tube.

• Square PLCC devices: Pin 1 is pointing to the back of the 2500.

Figure 3-7

Selecting Orientation of Device

Pin 1 in the Input Tube Using

TaskLink

SQUARE PLCC

INPUT TUBE

INPUT

TASKLINKPACKAGE

DIP, SOIC, and

32-PIN PLCC

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