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Before  using  the  programmer  to  program  some  device,  please  make  sure  the 
programmer  is  installed  properly,  and  communication  is  established  successfully 
between PC and programmer.   
Some  SMD  devices  need  adapters.  Please  make  sure  that 

they  are  available  for  the 

devices

.  Insert  the  chip  correctly  (Device  information  for  SMD  and  non-standard 

insertion will appear on the screen when the device is selected, if device information 
does  not  appears,  check  if  chip  insertion  orientation  follows  the  guideline  of  the 
standard chip insertion markings near the pin-driver socket).   
 
 

3.2.2 Select the device 

Click the "Device Selection" button or click the "Device" from the main menu and 
select the device. The 

Device Selection

 window will appear. First select the Device 

Type (such as E/EPROM, BPROM, SRAM, PLD, or MCU), then select the 
Manufacturer and Device Name in the window. Click OK button or double-click the 
device to confirm your selection. You can also enter the device part name in the 

Search

 box so that the selection is narrowed and can be done quickly.

 

 

 

3.2.3 Load data into Buffer 

The process of programming a chip is the process in which the buffer data are written 
into the storage units of the chip according to the requirements of the manufacturer. 
Data can be loaded into the buffer in the following two ways:   
1) By reading data from a file 
You may load a file into the buffer by clicking 

File

 in the main menu and selecting 

Load File

’.

 The dialog box for loading a file appears after the 

Load File

 is selected. 

In  the  dialog  box,  select  the  folder  and  file  name  you  wish  to  load.  Then  select  the 
appropriate  file  type  in  the 

File  Type

  dialog  box  appearing  subsequently.    After 

confirmation,  the  selected  data  will  be  loaded  into  the  memory  buffer.  Please  go  to 
the Buffer edit window and check if the data is loaded correctly.   
Note: Some Hex or S record files contain non-zero file start address. In this case, the 
start address should be entered in the File Address box. 
2) Reading data from master chip: 
Insert the master chip in the socket and make the selection of the device to read from.   
In  the  screen  of 

Function  items  for  operations  on  the  devices

”, click Read

  to  copy 

the data from the master chip into the memory buffer. At this point, you may go to the 
memory buffer edit screen and check if the data is loaded correctly. The data may be 
saved to a disk for later use. 
 

Note: 

S

ome devices have no read function or are encrypted, under this condition data 

cannot be read

 from.

 

3.2.4 Set Options 

1) Operation Option, including:

 

 

Insertion Test option. Checking the pin contact before programming. 

 

Device ID Check option. Checking the device

’s ID

 before programming. 

Summary of Contents for SuperPro 6100

Page 1: ...ss mainly focus on the distribution of electronic components Line cards we deal with include Microchip ALPS ROHM Xilinx Pulse ON Everlight and Freescale Main products comprise IC Modules Potentiometer...

Page 2: ...SuperPro 6100 Programmer www xeltek com 1 64 1296 Kifer Rd Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 SUPERPRO 6100 611S 610P Universal Programmers...

Page 3: ...Copyright Notice Software Copyright 2012 2022 XELTEK User s Guide Copyright 2012 2022 XELTEK The distribution and sales of the product are intended for use by the original purchaser under the terms o...

Page 4: ...e a built in DIP module Power supply unit USB connection cable Optional socket adapters with 144 pins universal pin drivers design to support devices with 144 pins or less and accommodate PLCC TSOP SO...

Page 5: ...unction items Part 3 Appendix including customer support information and error messages 1 1 3 System Requirements The minimum system configuration is as follows Desktop or laptop with Intel Pentium or...

Page 6: ...ewly found hardware In order to avoid unwanted complication during the installation of USB device we strongly suggest that you install the software first The setup program will handle the needed INF f...

Page 7: ...eltek com cn It is usually a self extracting file You only need to run this file to setup the software 2 1 3 Setup Process The setup procedure goes step by step and you can change the default settings...

Page 8: ...SuperPro 6100 Programmer www xeltek com 7 64 1296 Kifer Rd Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 2 Click the Next button The License Agreement appears...

Page 9: ...1296 Kifer Rd Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 3 Please read the license agreement carefully and click I Agree to continue the installation Othe...

Page 10: ...d Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 4 You can select the installation path in this step Click the Browse button to change the default destination...

Page 11: ...Kifer Rd Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 5 You are asked whether to create a start menu icon and a desktop icon in this step If you select the...

Page 12: ...ltek com 11 64 1296 Kifer Rd Suite 605 sales xeltek com Sunnyvale CA 94086 Tel 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 6 Check the above settings that you set in the setup process Click the Install butt...

Page 13: ...08 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 Step 7 In this step the files are being copied the drivers are installed the software is registered etc If the user s operating system is Windows Vista the following dial...

Page 14: ...d driver installation Connect the programmer module to your computer through the USB port Turn on the programmer power switch After the application software is installed the driver installation for th...

Page 15: ...t the MS Windows OS and be able to use the computer mouse well After the application software for the programmer is started it will communicate with the programmer immediately and start the initializa...

Page 16: ...y install the programmer and the computer has succeeded in communicating with the programmer 3 1 Description of the User Interfaces The following interface will appear after the application software f...

Page 17: ...ritten into the storage units of the chip according to the requirements of the manufacturer Data can be loaded into the buffer in the following two ways 1 By reading data from a file You may load a fi...

Page 18: ...are contained in the data file The configuration words are automatically loaded into the configuration word buffer when the data file is loaded For some devices the selection must be made manually 4...

Page 19: ...Security or Protect function after Verify Note For some devices the configuration word should be set before the encryption is carried out Refer to the detailed explanations on the function User can c...

Page 20: ...ase refer to Detail Explanations on the Functions in Chapter 4 for more detailed information 3 3 Muti programming This function is only provided by SUPERPRO 6100 SUPERPRO611S SUPERPRO 610P doesn t sup...

Page 21: ...are starts automatically If the system does not find the programmer or something is wrong with a module select Disconnect to cancel the connection Then check the connection between the hardware and co...

Page 22: ...more than one data buffer are displayed after the device is selected the buffers should be understood according to their names and the device data manual The two data types of the device are Data HEX...

Page 23: ...described in the data manual If there are several buffers the corresponding programming zones are determined according to their names and the data manual The file data are loaded into the data buffer...

Page 24: ...r to Detail Explanations on Common Problems 3 File types They include the binary Intel Hex or extended Motorola S record Tektronix Hex etc 4 File Loading Mode It can be divided into the following clas...

Page 25: ...offset address causes the data to overflow or the system to fail In order to avoid any unwanted events the software will automatically detect the minimum offset address and display it in the informati...

Page 26: ...Edit The selection brings up Fuse Buffer Edit window if the device buffer type is Fuse otherwise brings up Data Buffer HEX ASCII Edit window You may edit the buffer data on the screen with the follow...

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