Data I/O UniSite-xpi, User Manual

Page: 33 / 413

2. Setup and Installation
UniSite-xpi User Manual 2-3
1. Install a Module
This section tells you how to insert a module into UniSite-xpi. Although
this might seem like a simple procedure, we strongly recommend you
read this section.
About Modules A module serves as the interface between the device and the
programmer. The modules available at the time of the printing of this
manual are listed in the “Options” section of Chapter 1. For a current list
of all available modules, or for more information, contact Data I/O
Customer Support as listed in the Preface.
For more information on using a specific module, see Appendix A,
“Using Modules.”
Removing the Blank
Module Cover
When you receive UniSite-xpi, a blank module cover might be installed in
place of a large module. To remove the blank module cover, snap it off.
If you choose, you can leave the blank module cover in place until you
want to install a large module, such as the PinSite Module.
Installing a Module
UniSite-xpi is designed to accept two modules: a small one on the left and
a large one on the right. Each module allows you to support a specific
package style or support special types of programming operations such
as set or gang programming.
Follow the instructions below to install a small module and a large
module.
Installing a Small Module To install a small module, such as Site48HS, follow the steps below:
CAUTION: Remove any devices in a module before you install the
module in UniSite-xpi.
1. Insert the two retaining hooks on the bottom of the small module into
the two slots on the top left side of UniSite-xpi. Figure 2-1 shows the
location of the retaining hooks on the module and also shows the
location of the slots for the small module on UniSite-xpi.
2. Carefully lower the back of the small module until the module
connector touches its mating connector on UniSite-xpi.
3. To ensure complete contact, firmly press down on the rear of the
small module.
You do not need to use excessive force when pressing on the module.
CAUTION: You can damage UniSite-xpi by exerting too much force on
the module.