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Operation ProM aster 25 00 User Manua l 4-25 Sumcheck Status B ox Depending o n how the ad ministrator configu red th e Task, t his box may appear if you download your device programm ing data from a fi le or load a mast…

Operation

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Selecting a Task

To select a Task from the list presented on the screen, press

to move

the cursor to the

Task/Kit

list box. Use the

↑

↓

to highlight a specific

Task name. Press

↵

to start that Task.

Selecting a Database

File

If the Task you are looking for is not displayed, it may be located in a

different Task database file. To select a different Task/Kit database file,

highlight the

Task/Kit Database

entry line and press

Select the path and filename of the Task/Kit database file you want in the

Filename

entry field, or select it from the

Dirs/Drives

and

Files

list boxes.

Press

↵

, or select

<OK>

to accept the new database filename.

Now select the Task you want to run from the list as described above.

Select Process

A list of processes may appear depending on how the Task was written.

A process is a list of operations that will be performed on the devices in

the Task. If a list of processes appears, you must make a choice similar to

the one in Figure 4-19. Check the instructions you have been given to help

you decide which process to select. In this example, the only difference

between these two processes is that one does not call for labeling the

device.

Select the desired process and press

↵

Other Prompts

Other prompts, such as those described below, may appear depending on

the types of devices listed in the Task. Then the action status box appears

showing what percentage of the data has been loaded.

Selecting a Device

A Task-specific device list may appear asking you to select from several

device IC manufacturers. Check the tubes of devices you will be running

and select the appropriate manufacturer and device type from the screen.

Use the

↑

and

↓

keys to move the screen cursor between devices. Press

↵

to select the device and continue running the Task.

Figure 4-19

Choosing a Process From Those

Presented on the Screen

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Sumcheck Status Box

Depending on how the administrator configured the Task, this box may

appear if you download your device programming data from a file or

load a master device. The recorded sumcheck may be displayed

(depending on how the Task was written) so you can confirm the number

with your paper documentation. Press

↵

to continue or

to abort the

Task if there is an error.

Process Devices Dialog Box

Once TaskLink has loaded data in RAM to program the devices, the

Process Devices dialog box may appear. The

Pass Limit

field enables you

to enter the number of devices that you are going to program using this

Task. When you enter any number (other than zero), TaskLink will count

the number of devices you programmed successfully and stop when the

number you entered in the Pass Limit field has been reached.

Count the number of parts in a full tube and enter this in the

Parts/tube

field. The 2500 counts the number of devices entering the output tube and

prompts you to insert an empty tube when that number is reached.

Figure 4-20

Checking the Sumcheck

Figure 4-21

Setting Pass Limit and Parts Per

Tube

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If you start a Task with an incorrect number in the Parts/tube field, press

STOP

and then

LOWER CASE

. Enter the correct number. Press

ENTER

and then

START

to continue running the Task.

This screen also indicates where TaskLink expects device pin 1 to be

located when the device is in the input track. This is critical for correct

device handling and insertion in the programming module socket. Make

certain that your device matches this positioning. Refer to page 4-22 for

more information on installing devices in the input tube holder.

The system automatically downloads the data file defined in your Task or

prompts you to insert a master device.

If the Task asks you to load RAM data from a master device, TaskLink

prompts you to insert the master device to be loaded. Place the device in

the input track, against the programming station stop guide. Be careful to

observe the correct orientation of pin 1.

Close the hood. The 2500 detects the device, picks it up, inserts it in the

programming module, and loads the device’s data into RAM.

After the load, the master device is set in the left device recess near the

labeler.