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        SuperPro     

®

 6100 Programmer 

 

                                                                                   

www.xeltek.com

                                                            20 / 64 

1296 Kifer Rd. Suite #605 

           

[email protected]

   

Sunnyvale, CA 94086 

                Tel: +1 408-530-8080 

 

                Fax: +1 408530-0096 

 

   

“muti_p.exe” can manage four modules

（

4 SP6100s or 1 SP6104

）

  integratively. The main screen 

is a management interface that controls the hardware of the programmer by sending commands to 
the  SP6100  software.  After  the  main  interface,  the  process  of  communicating  with  the  SP6100 
software 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 
computer. Select Connect to reconnect. 
“muti_p.exe”  has  administrator  mode  and  producer  mode.  In  administrator  mode,  users  can  set 
projects  and  save  them,  then  entering  producer  mode,  users  can  load  these  project.  In  producer 
mode,  users  can  load  different  project  for  different  module  or  load  the  same  project  for  all  the 
modules. It’s very convenient and flexible. 
 
NOTE: the hub used to connect SP6100s should be specified by XELTEK.

 

Summary of Contents for SuperPro 611S

Page 1: ...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 2: ...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 3: ...commodate PLCC TSOP SOIC Software features USB 2 0 Series Support Windows XP Windows Vista Win 7 8 Support numerous over 10 000 types of devices including PROM E EPROM PLD and MCU from more than 150 m...

Page 4: ...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 5: ...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 6: ...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 7: ...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 8: ...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 9: ...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 10: ...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 11: ...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 12: ...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 13: ...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 14: ...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 15: ...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 16: ...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 17: ...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 18: ...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 19: ...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 20: ...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 21: ...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 22: ...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 23: ...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 24: ...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 25: ...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...

Page 26: ...68 10011010101010101010101010101010 00000800 01101010101010101010101010101010 00000832 10100110101010101010101010101010 00000864 10101010011010101010101010101010 00000896 10101010101001101010101010101...

Page 27: ...isplays Copy Buffer dialog box It consists of Start Address End Address New Address input lines and OK and Cancel buttons Data between start address and end address will be copied to the buffer beginn...

Page 28: ...d the significations of 0 or 1 according to the device data manual of the device and JEDEC files Note the three important options in the Buffer Edit dialogue box Buffer clear at IC change clear the bu...

Page 29: ...le can not be read 4 1 2 4 E Fuse If the data type of the device is Fuse and the JEDEC file has E field you can open the E Field Fuse Data Edit dialogue box Please refer to the chapter of Fuse Buffer...

Page 30: ...evice Before any operation please select the device for programming so that the programmer could select the proper algorithm according to the name and manufacturer of the devices 4 1 3 1 Select Device...

Page 31: ...Device Selection box the user should ignore the difference or ask for help Use of the Search Edit box Because of the large quantity of the devices and difference among the chips names there may be som...

Page 32: ...not be found 4 1 3 2 Dev Information It includes The key information about the devices The requirements of the manufacturers The conventions on the special devices Besides the basic requirements on t...

Page 33: ...pter The configuration of the programmer the user bought comes with a standard pin driver socket for a DIP encapsulation chip If you wants to program the chips of the other encapsulations you need to...

Page 34: ...e 1 Generally the pins of the chip are downward when they are inserted However for the chip with PLCC20 package its pins should be upward This insertion is called the Dead Bug method 2 SUPERPRO 6100 s...

Page 35: ...repared The programmer automatically masks the protected items and writes the other items while programming The user needs to use the operation function item Security or Protection to write the protec...

Page 36: ...4 Options This function helps users to program in a specific mode to meet the targeted system requirements The necessary settings must be completed before chip programming 4 1 4 1 Operation Option Thi...

Page 37: ...is broken or not The pin number is referred to DIP chip s pin number If an adapter is used it is referred to the adapter s pin number Case 3 The chip has been inserted backwards Please take out the c...

Page 38: ...s selected an error window will popup Click Yes to ignore the error and continue programming Click No to abort the programming When the ID is unmatched the software will auto search for matched device...

Page 39: ...ess 1FFFF hexadecimal system The buffer size the unit is byte is 1FFFF 1 2 40000 hexadecimal system Because it is a 16 bit 2 bytes device the buffer size is twice as large as the device size The defau...

Page 40: ...the user customized software to generate the device serial number It has great flexibility The specific implementation is to write the current serial number to the buffer location specified by the use...

Page 41: ...Auto Increment option Set the Start Address as FFF Hex and set the End Address as FFC Hex The data start to change at the Start Address The Start Address must be greater than the End Address Set the...

Page 42: ...most single chip microcomputers do not allow the user to change the start address of the device The auto serial number function can not be used in the stand alone mode 4 1 4 2 Edit Auto In the window...

Page 43: ...same as clicking the Delete button when the function is highlighted 4 1 4 3 Production Mode This function is applied to program devices in large quantity With the help of the Insertion Test the progr...

Page 44: ...n a file In the execution process of the program some content and data are written to the file when the program exits 1 No saving If the file exists it will be deleted 2 Every time the program is star...

Page 45: ...the corresponding standalone file should be prepared for the programmer with the standalone operation function Based on the project file all the information needed for programming the device is saved...

Page 46: ...en tested successfully save the current working environment to the specified file sample3 prj Create a downloading library and download Click Project in the menu and select the sub menu Standalone The...

Page 47: ...or messages Please check connection of the programmer The programmer hardware is not connected or an error occurs when the storage capacity is read In this case the generated standalone library can no...

Page 48: ...ion about the file loaded recently the checksum and the full file name including the full path For the details about the function of the Buffer button refer to sub menu Edit of the menu Buffer The fil...

Page 49: ...CMP The file format is shown in the following Title SUPERPRO Data Compare Result file Displacement Buffer address Chip Data Buffer Data 000000D0 04 12 EPROM 000000D1 00 34 EPROM 000000D2 00 56 EPROM...

Page 50: ...w for Atmel At89c51 The function displayed may vary from chip to chip The frequently used operations are explained below Auto The automatic programming mode The function executes a series of operation...

Page 51: ...erifyCRC Few chips even do not provide the accumulation check function and the check is carried out automatically in the programming process Blank_check This function checks if the device is in blank...

Page 52: ...this function is to protect the data in the chips The protected chip is not re writable before the protection removed The Erase operation can remove the protection This operation is required to be use...

Page 53: ...l support of XELTEK 4 7 Operation Info Window This is for the interaction between the software and the user The operation process the operation result and the historical records of information etc wil...

Page 54: ...pped and the following dialog box will pop up Cancel process Continue Before the user confirms the Cancel operation the operation continues The Cancel operation may destroy the chip please use it care...

Page 55: ...ats The data for programming are usually stored in the data file Commonly used formats are Intel Hex Motorola and Tektronix Refer to the menu Loading files The files of these formats save data in text...

Page 56: ...t can be reasoned out by analogy The third method Based on the word 16 bit write the former two bytes and the latter two bytes of every four bytes to two chips respectively 5 1 3 Program Two or More F...

Page 57: ...t time 5 2 Adapter Selection The programmer has a standard configuration It supports the DIP devices with 48 or less pins If the user wants his programmer to support the device which is non DIP or has...

Page 58: ...er by the user is very low It is recommended to buy the adapter made by Xeltek 5 3 Checksum When the data type of the data buffer is Data HEX ASCII data the default calculation for the checksum is to...

Page 59: ...designed for the volume production in the factory After entering this mode only a few functions such as Auto etc are allowed by the program to prevent some misoperations from destroying the chips or...

Page 60: ...el 1 408 530 8080 Fax 1 408530 0096 As shown in the above figure only three buttons are active Except the three buttons no other operations are allowed by the program Auto Execute the Auto programming...

Page 61: ...search Search Next can be used Search pattern not found no matched string or ASCII code is found User chip is MfgID 0089 DeviID 0051 The chip ID of the user The chip has the ID detection function Afte...

Page 62: ...el operation has failed Not a project file The selected file is not a project file After the software is updated the software may not be able to identify the file created previously Now the user needs...

Page 63: ...chnical Department for technical help you should be beside your computer so that our engineer can guide you to solve your problem quickly License Agreement The copyright of the program and the User s...

Page 64: ...TEK is not responsible for the following cases 1 The products that have been repaired used or changed by any organizations or persons who are not authorized by XELTEK 2 The products that have been dam...

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