4. Commands
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Fill Data
—Allows you to type in the hexadecimal data to be placed
at unused locations of user memory during download. To use this
option, you must also specify U for the Fill Memory option. User
memory can also be filled with the specified data during the Edit
Data operation.
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High Speed Download
(Y,N)—When enabled, this parameter allows
UniSite-xpi to download data from a PC at 115.2 kbaud. For high
speed download to work, this parameter must be set to Y and the
following conditions must be met:
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You must have an IBM-compatible PC connected to UniSite-xpi’s
Remote port.
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You must have Data I/O’s HiTerm software installed and running
on the PC.
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The data you are downloading must be stored in a data format
supported by HiTerm for high speed downloads. The HiTerm
manual contains a list of supported formats.
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You must use HiTerm’s TR command when you download data to
UniSite-xpi. See the HiTerm manual for more information.
Setting this parameter to Y causes the User Menu Port parameter to
be set to R (Remote port). See the “Set up High Speed Download”
section of Chapter 2 for more information.
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User Menu Port
(R,T)—Specifies which of UniSite-xpi’s two ports
should be used to send user menu information and to receive
commands. (User menu information and commands are what you
see when you operate UniSite-xpi from a workstation or a terminal.)
Normally, this parameter is set to T (Terminal port).
If you want to use the 115.2 kbaud high-speed download option, use
this parameter to redirect the user menu information from the
Terminal port to the Remote port. To redirect the user menu
information, set this parameter to the port you want connected to the
controlling PC and press E
NTER
. Then move the cable to the port
specified on UniSite-xpi.
Note: When switching ports, make sure the communication settings of the
terminal/PC and the port you switch to are the same. Also, make sure you
switch between compatible terminals; for example, you cannot switch from
an ANSI 3.64 compatible terminal to a VT-100 compatible terminal.
Setting the High Speed Download parameter to Y causes this
parameter to be set to R (Remote port).
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JEDEC I/O Translate DIP/LCC Vectors
(Y,N)—When enabled,
translates test vectors for a device from its DIP package to its
PLCC/LCC package. If this feature is selected, UniSite-xpi alters the
test vectors during I/O translation, allowing for the different pinouts
of the two package types. During downloading, vectors are
converted from DIP to PLCC/LCC; during uploading, vectors are
converted from PLCC/LCC to DIP. Use this feature if you have
created test vectors for a DIP device but actually want to program the
PLCC/LCC version of the same device.
Summary of Contents for UniSite-xpi
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