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Setup and Ins tallation 2-26 Auto Site Us er Man ual Note : Se e the section in th is chapter titled “Mo re About Ca bles” if yo u are using a serial port wit h nonstandard pinouts or if you want to build y our own seria…

Setup and Installation

AutoSite User Manual 2-25

Connect AutoSite to a Non-ProMaster Handler

This section describes how to connect AutoSite to a handler. The

installation is divided into two main steps:

• Attach the AutoSite control unit to the handler

• Attach the AutoSite pin driver head to the handler

Before you begin, you must set up your handler and install your handler

control software. Refer to the documentation that came with your handler

and handler control software for information.

What You Need

In addition to the contents of the Installation Kit, which is supplied by the

handler manufacturer, you will need the following to connect AutoSite to

a handler:

• Grounded wrist strap

Note: Contact the handler manufacturer if you did not receive hardware for

connecting AutoSite to your handler.

Safety Information

This information is provided as a supplement to the Safety Summary at

the beginning of this manual.

The circuitry housed inside the pin driver head and the control unit, and

the devices AutoSite programs are static sensitive and can be damaged by

electrostatic discharge (ESD). To help minimize the effects of ESD, we

suggest you wear an antistatic wrist strap while you follow the

procedures described in this section.

For best performance, the antistatic wrist strap should be connected to a

properly grounded antistatic workstation and the wrist strap should

contain a 1M

Ω

(minimum) to 10M

Ω

(maximum) isolating resistor. We

suggest you connect your antistatic wrist strap to the grounding terminal

on the front of the AutoSite control unit. The grounding terminal is

shown in Figure 1-2.

Attaching the

Control Unit

Connect the AutoSite control unit to a handler as follows:

1. Verify that the 50-pin cable and the 68-pin cable are connected and

properly fastened to the AutoSite control unit. Do not connect the

other end of the 50-pin and 68-pin cables yet. The 50-pin cable and 68-

pin cable and the ports to which they connect are shown in Figure 1-1

and Figure 1-3.

(For control units without connector brackets at ports J1 and J2.)

The

50-pin and 68-pin cables click when properly connected.

2. If you will be controlling AutoSite from a PC, connect a 25-pin

RS-232C serial cable to the Handler port on the AutoSite control unit.

Refer to Figure 1-3 for the location of the Handler port.

Connect the other end of the serial cable to a serial port on the PC.

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Note: See the section in this chapter titled “More About Cables” if you are using

a serial port with nonstandard pinouts or if you want to build your own

serial cable.

3. Depending on the type of handler you are using, you may be able to

attach the control unit to the handler. Refer to the documentation

provided with your handler for information on connecting the

AutoSite control unit to the handler.

Note: Because of space limitations and other restrictions, you may not be able to

attach AutoSite to some handlers. In this case, simply place the control

unit in a convenient position near the handler. See the handler

documentation for more information.

Connect the Pin

Driver Head

Connect the AutoSite pin driver head as follows:

Note: The four standoffs located around the SPA block on the pin driver head (as

shown in Figure 2-22) may cause interference if the AutoSite is installed

on a non-ProMaster handler. If interference occurs, remove the standoffs

using a 1/4-inch nut driver, or a 1/4-inch open-end box wrench or the

equivalent.

(For pin driver heads without connector brackets at ports J1 and J2.)

Connect the other end of the 50-pin and 68-pin cables to the pin

driver head. The 50-pin and 68-pin cables click when properly

connected to the pin driver head.

(For pin driver heads with connector brackets at ports J1 and J2.)

Remove the two screws that hold the connector shell together at the

unconnected end of the 50-pin cable. Plug the 50-pin cable into the

appropriate port on the pin driver head and fasten it to the connector

bracket by aligning the holes in the bracket with the holes on the

connector shell and reinserting the screws through the holes. Tighten

the screws.

Repeat the procedure for the 68-pin cable.

5. Refer to the documentation shipped with your handler for

information on installing a programming module. We suggest you

keep the following in mind while installing a programming module:

• Make sure the handler is idle

• Wear a properly grounded antistatic wrist strap while working

with the programming module and the pin driver head

• Do not touch the gold pins that are exposed when you remove a

programming module from the pin driver head

• Do not block the fan on the side of the pin driver head

• Make sure the guide pins on the pin driver head line up with the

guide holes in the programming module. See Figure 2-22 for an

example.

• Do not use the device socket or connectors on the programming

module as a leverage point.

Note: The programming module you install may not look like the programming

module shown in Figure 2-22.

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AutoSite User Manual 2-27

Power Up AutoSite

Safety Information

This information is provided as a supplement to the Safety Summary at

the beginning of this manual.

The circuitry housed inside the pin driver head and the control unit, and

the devices AutoSite programs are static sensitive and can be damaged by

electrostatic discharge (ESD). To help minimize the effects of ESD, we

suggest you wear an antistatic wrist strap while you follow the

procedures described in this section.

For best performance, the antistatic wrist strap should be connected to a

properly grounded antistatic workstation and the wrist strap should

contain a 1M

Ω

(minimum) to 10M

Ω

(maximum) isolating resistor. We

suggest you connect your antistatic wrist strap to the grounding terminal

on the front of the AutoSite control unit. The grounding terminal is

shown in Figure 1-2.

About the

Programmer Disks

The disk labeled

Boot Files

contains the AutoSite operating system. The

disk must be in the disk drive when you boot AutoSite.

Any disk labeled

System Files

contains the system files necessary for

many operations after the programmer has booted. If prompted to insert

the System Files disk, you can insert any one of the disks labeled “System

Files.”

Figure 2-22

Aligning a Programming Module

to the Pin Driver Head

2627-1

PROGRAMMING MODULE

GUIDE PIN

(1 of 4)

PIN DRIVER HEAD

SPA BLOCK

SQUIRT PINS

PART NUMBER LABEL

STANDOFF

(1 of 4)