IBM MaxLoader manual Bit 1-Megabits, Erasing an Eprom

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MaxLoader User’s Guide

16-bit 1-Megabits

Any devices with the number 27210, 271024 and the MITSUBISHI 27102. 27011: The 27011 is a 28-pin 1-megabit device that is organized into 8 pages of 16k-bytes. NOTE: The 27512 is 4 pages of 16k-bytes.

Erasing an EPROM

An EPROM has a quartz window located on the chip just above the die. Erasing an EPROM is done by exposing the EPROM to high-frequency ultra-violet (UV) light waves. Erasing an EPROM usually takes 15-20 minutes, but may be shorter or longer, depending on the device. If you wish to purchase an Eraser, call EE Tools at (408) 263-2221. When an EPROM is not being erased, the window may be covered with an opaque label. Sometimes (over a period of years) an EPROM will start to erase due to the rooms level of fluorescent light. Direct exposure to sunlight also has the same effect, but happens much more rapidly

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PLD

A programmable logic device (PLD) consists of an array of logic gates and flip- flops that can be programmed to implement an almost unlimited number of logic designs. These are programmable logic arrays that can be EEPROM based, EPROM based, fused link, anti-fuse, or Flash-based technology. They are programmable by the user to implement logic circuits in order to reduce part

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Contents MaxLoader User’s Guide Quick Start Examples Device Config Trouble Shooting & Technical Support Glossary Other ProductsAbout Nand Flash Memory EE Tools, Inc Programmer Models for PC USB InterfaceMaxLoader User’s Guide General Description About This ManualTo Start the windows software Hardware InstallationTo Install the software from a CD drive MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide To install the Software for parallel port programmers Select Product NVM Hierarchy Families of Programmable DevicesFlash Memory Flash Memory Technologies ƒ Xilinx 17xx family Performance ComparisonSerial Flash Eeprom Serial EepromNon-Typical Devices 8-bit 1-Megabits Erasing an Eprom Bit 1-MegabitsPLD Features Microcontroller Auto Select About Device ID and Auto Select on EE Tools programmersTo Find a Device ID Other terms and definitions are as follows Safety Note ConventionsChoosing a Right Adapter Different Device Packages Different Programming Adapters Programming an Eprom with data Quick Start ExamplesMaxLoader User’s Guide Source Device Programmed AMD 27C256 Duplicating an Eprom from a master IC deviceSplit Basic Menu Screen Information Option InformationTarget Device Erased or blank Intel 27C256 Counter Additional Option Information for Non PLD DevicesSystem Information File Verification errorƒ Binary Format ƒ Intel HEX Format ƒ Motorola S HEX Format 00001102444154414D414E2053332053455249414C8F 01000001 ƒ Tektronix HEX Formatƒ Jedec Standard PLD devices only Sum Check ETXFile / Load ƒ POF file Altera EPMxxx devices onlyFile / Reload File/ Save Project File/ Load ProjectFile/ Save Log File/ Save All Messages Buffer HEX Buffer / Edit BufferFind Asc Data looking for Ascii valueFill random data Find NextFill Buffer Copy buffer Clear buffer Print buffer Set editor to view modeSet Editor to binary mode Set editor to edit modeSet editor to 16 bitword Hex Set editor to 8 bitbyte HexSet editor to 32 bitdouble word Hex Set default editor modeSwap nibble Set default Reset EditorSwap Word Swap byteJedec editor Swap double wordClear Buffer / Edit UES CloseDevice / Select by history Select Select / Auto Select ƒ Select / E EPROM, FlashSelect / Device information Device / Change Algorithm Device / Blank Check Device / Auto Menu OptionMaxLoader User’s Guide ƒ 28C256, 28C010, etc Device / Programƒ Memory device ƒ Programmable Logic Device operationCopy from a master chip to a new chip ƒ Microchip PIC devicesƒ Atmel or Xilinx ƒ Motorola MC68HC908 devicesƒ Serial EEPROMs Device / Verify Device / ReadDevice / Security Device / Data CompareDevice / Erase Device / Option Device / EncryptionSram type tested Device / AutoTest / RAM Test Dram types testedTest / Vector Test Vcc DelayTest / IC Test Optional Operation ValueTest Config / Select ProductConfig Option / Buffer Clear Before File Loading Config / Config OptionConfig Option / Byte order swapping Config Option / Blank Check Before ProgrammingConfig Option / Verify After Reading Config Option / verify after programmingCursor AT Location 00000000 8 BIT Addressing Byte swap = disabledConfig Option / Device ID Check Config Option / Device Insert TestConfig Option / 32 Bit Checksum Config Option / SoundConfig Option / Default Buffer Value Config Option / Port TopMax, ChipMax USB option / Enable Start button Config Option / USB Option USB programmerUSB option / Good LED off on socket open USB option / Enable Start ALL buttonEnabling #4 socket to be master socket Config Option / Gang Split Select Byte $0001 Byte $0003 SplitConfig Option / Address File Load Device AddressFile Save Config Option / Auto IncConfig / Hardware test Config / Concurrent gang modeMaxLoader User’s Guide Enabling any button to be a Start Key Close How to program write one file into different sockets ? Example 1 Program 8 of 27128 Eproms with Same Data MaxLoader User’s Guide MaxLoader User’s Guide Example 2 SET Program for 8 of 27128 Eproms MaxLoader User’s Guide Config / Enter Supervisor Mode Config / Enter Production ModeConfig / Language Config / Set PasswordRegistration Software UpdatesTesting the Hardware Quick Self-Diagnostics Contacting Customer Support Electronic Engineering Tools, Inc Service InformationLimited One-Year Warranty Useful Web Site Addresses/ Phone Numbers Eprom Emulator Manufacturers Programming Adapter ManufacturersAbout Nand Flash Memory How to Program Nand Flash Why Nand FlashBGA How to Read Nand FlashGAL DIPFpga LCC HEX fileJedec Jedec filePlcc OTPPGA ROM PqfpQFP RAMVerify TQFTsop UV Erasable