OptimaUserManual.pdf - 第58页

OPTIMA PROM SOF TW AR E Opti ma User M anual 52 Th e M ain P ro grammin g sc re en is divide d in to th es e a re as : x Fi le—contains i nformation regardin g the check sum of the data current ly in RA M and the usable …

OPTIMA PROM SOFTWARE

Optima User Manual

OPTIMA PROM SOFTWARE

This section of the Optima User Manual provides detailed descriptions of the Optima

PROM software used for programming memory devices. If you wish to get started

programming memory devices quickly, go to the QUICK START section of the

Optima User Manual.

Main Programming Screen

Once the device has been selected, the Main Programming screen will appear. This

screen will provide you with programming information and controls.

PROM software Main Programming screen

OPTIMA PROM SOFTWARE

Optima User Manual

The Main Programming screen is divided into these areas:

x File—contains information regarding the checksum of the data currently in RAM

and the usable address range of the device. If a TOP432 is installed, the Mode:

item will display its GANG or SET mode settings.

x Device—contains information related to the device to be processed. The

Devicecode: field contains a unique identification code for the device selected.

This code is used by the optional TaskLink Windows software.

x OPTIMA Xx/XX—contains information about the PROM/PROM432 software

version, the TOPs installed on the programmer base and the status of each, and

the programming mode (single, gang, or swap).

x Status—provides the status of the last device programmed

(PASS/FAIL/CHECK), the total number of devices to be processed (this field is

editable), and the number of devices remaining to be processed.

x Device Action—provides quick access to the most commonly used operations.

There are buttons for Program, Read Device, Blank Check, and Verify

operations.

x Additional information—contains any additional information that may be

required to process the selected devices, such as a specialized adapter, etc.

x Next Ser.-No.—contains the next serial number to be applied to the device if the

serialization option has been enabled.

x Messages—contains any additional messages that describe various conditions

related to the processing of the selected device. Messages that may appear

include references to specialized adapters, settings that have been changed to

their non-default conditions, and others.

OPTIMA PROM SOFTWARE

Optima User Manual

The File Menu

The first menu on the Main Programming screen is the File menu. The File menu has

two primary functions: loading data into RAM, and saving data from RAM.

Additionally, the PROM software can be terminated from this menu using the Exit

function:

The File menu