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OPTIMA Program-

mer

A Flash programmer with many Socket Adapters and Tops making it useful in

programming a large variety of different package types such as logic devices

and older Flash EEPROMs.

P&P head ~

See PNP.

Package File ~

A package file contains information about the physical dimension of a specific

device package and associated Socket Adapter, as well as position information

of each socket on the workspace.

Park Position ~

A place at the back, right corner of the workspace where the PNP head stops

after a job is stopped.

PC ~

Personal Computer.

PCI ~

Peripheral Component Interconnect. A standard for connecting peripherals to a

personal computer.

Pick and Place

head

The mechanism that supports the probe that picks up and places devices.

pick position ~

The physical positions where the pick-and-place head picks up devices such as

at the input media and at sockets.

PLC Controller ~

Taping Module toggle switches

PN ~

Part Number

PNP ~

Pick and Place. Also referred to as P&P.

PNP head ~

The Pick and Place head controlled by the Gantry for moving devices between

sockets and media.

PNP Taping Head ~

The pick and place head on the Tape Output Module.

pocket tape ~

The pocketed film that carries the devices. This term usually implies that the

cover tape has been removed. Also called device pocket tape.

Power Panel ~

Panel on the back of the Machine where AC power and air are connected.

probe ~

A tube attached to the pick and place head that picks up, carries, and releases

devices. Usually a probe has a rubber tip on the end that allows it to create a

good vacuum seal on the device.

Programmer

A FlashCORE assembly that accepts Socket Adapters and programs the devices.

programming ~

The process of electronically writing data into a device. (Burning is another term

used to describe this operation.) “Input devices” are usually blank or un-pro-

grammed; “output devices” are usually programmed devices.

PSI ~

Pounds per Square Inch; a measurement of pressure. One PSI = 0.07031 kg per

Puff ~

A surge of air through the pick and place probes to release a device.

QFP ~

Quad Flat Pack.

A high-speed memory location in a computer's CPU.

reject bin

A bin or box for depositing rejected devices. See also, reject tray.

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reject tray

A tray that holds the rejected devices. See also, reject bin.

rotor [Laser]

The mechanical, half moon-shaped platform on the Laser Module that rotates

when marking devices.

safety door

(safety shield)

One of the hinged plastic doors that allow access to the workspace. See also,

Access door.

SCFM ~

Standard Cubic Feet per Minute, a measurement of flow.

SHCS ~

Socket Head Cap Screws

semiconductor ~

A programmable integrated circuit. Also called “devices,” they are made of a

material whose electrical conductivity is between that of a conductor and that of

an insulator.

SHCS ~

Socket-Head Cap Screw

Shuttle Carriage ~

The part of the Shuttle Pedestal that clamps to the belt.

Shuttle Pedestal ~

A small round support, or table top, that holds a device, It is part of the Shuttle

Transfer System.

Shuttle Transfer

System

The belt-driven shuttle system that transports devices to a marker or labeler,.

SNS ~

Serial Number Server. Data I/O software that manages serial numbers to

devices.

Socket Adapter

[Board]

A printed circuit board that connects the programmer (via the Backplane Board)

to device sockets allowing communication between the two.

socket module ~

The device-specific part of the programmer that holds a device in place so that it

can be programmed.

SRAM ~

Static Random Access Memory

Start ~

To load and initialize the operating system on a computer. Synonym: boot.

submenu ~

small menus that are usually accessed by right-clicking an object on the screen

and usually on the Run window.

Tape feeder ~

See Chip Feeder.

Tape Output

[Tape Output Mod-

ule]

Attaches to the PSV7000 System for placing programmed devices into device

tape. (Usually a TM-50 Taping Module.)

TaskLink ~ Data I/O’s software for creating programming jobs for PSV7000 Programmers

(as well as RoadRunner3, FlashPAK III, FLX500, Sprint™ Family Programmers

and UniSite™ family Programmers). It is a Windows

 based program that sim-

plifies task management.

teach ~

To communicate your directives to the system via software routines.

throughput ~

The rate at which correctly-programmed devices are produced.

tip

[probe tip]

A rubber fitting often inserted onto the end of a probe that allows it to achieve

the vacuum seal required to pick and hold a device.

Trailer ~

(Applies to Tape Output System) The length of empty carrier tape required at the

end of the finished reel of taped devices.

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Tray Feeder ~

The Dual Tray Feeder that mounts onto PSV7000 Systems to automatically

deliver trays of unprogrammed devices to the work space and return trays of pro-

grammed devices to the feeder stack.

Tray 1 position

The left tray position (excluding the reject tray). This us usually the input tray.

Tray 2 position

The right tray position (adjacent to Tray 1). This is usually the output tray.

TSOP ~

Thin Small Outline Package.

vacuum tool ~

A hand tool that uses suction to manipulate objects. “Handy-Vac” is such a tool.

DAC ~

Voltage Collector Common Digital to Analog Converter. Used to generate the sup-

ply power for the devices to be programmed or verified.

VDC ~

Volts (of) Direct Current

verify ~

A device operation that compares data in a programmed device with data in

RAM or in a disk file. With logic devices, verifying can also include functional

testing.

VPP DAC ~

Voltage Programming Power Digital to Analog Converter. A DAC that controls the

programming power supply for devices.

winAH400.ini ~

An initialization text file required by the AH700 software to define various fea-

tures and options on PSV7000.

Work Environment ~

The area in the room surrounding the PSV7000 Machine and the qualities of

that area. (This term is sometimes used to also mean Machine Workspace.)

Work Surface ~

The main surface of PSV7000 where programmers and Socket Adapters are

installed.

Workspace

[Machine work-

space]

The area defined by the absolute limits of the PNP head.and where program-

ming is done. Workspace includes the Socket Adapters and Actuator Plates but

not the programmers themselves.