Administrator Functions ≡ Creating Security Profiles
PSV5000 Owner’s Manual
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Process settings - Continuity check, electronic ID check, blank
check, erase, verify, program, and device marking/labelling
information.
•
(Optional) Setting the Pass Limit (the quantity of devices to
program for this job) after clicking Run.
In addition to containing all device-specific settings, a Task/Job
references these files:
File
Information
Package File
(*.txt)
For instructions on creating a Package File,
Teaching the Workspace Locations on page
Data File (*.hex
or *.bin, for
example)
The data file contains your data to be
programmed into the devices.
Laser Marking
File
See (Optional)
Creating a Laser Marking File
on
page 81.
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ASK
/J
OB
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REATION IS
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ETAILED IN THE
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NLINE
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For complete instructions on how to create a Task/Job:
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in TaskLink see TaskLink’s online Help Topics.
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In Job Creator see Job Creator’s online Help Topics.
Both applications will automatically start the CH700 Application
Software when
Run
is clicked.
(O
PTIONAL
)
P
RESELECTING
P
ROGRAMMERS
When CH700 starts, programmers that are not used for a particular job
can be turned off to improve efficiency; see the PSV5000 Operators
Manual
for more. Note that operators also have access to this feature.
It is NOT necessary to restart programmers between jobs.
Creating Security Profiles
With the Security Dialog in CH700, administrators can create and
manage user profiles to control security by allowing different rights to
different profiles.
To create a new profile:
Definition: A Task
becomes a ‘Job’ once
a Task is set to Run
and a Pass Limit is
requested and set. A
Task can be used for
many FlashCORE
Jobs.
Job Creator for
LumenX
programmers uses
only the term
Jobs
(does not refer to
Tasks
).
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