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User Manual
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SP16 Series programmer
Controlled by ISP/ATE interface
This option can be used only in SP16-FX. When this function is checked, SP16-FX works in the automatic
control mode and works with automatic machine.
If this function is not checked, SP16-FX works in manual mode.
Erase option
This feature is currently supported by SP16-F/SP16-FX and available for FLASH class devices only.
In order to reduce time of erase options, it can be used to set operation mode when operation content box
contains erase option.
Forced Erase:
Always erase the device in its entirety
Non-empty erase:
Perform erase operation when the device is not blank. The programmer will first perform
a blank check on the device. The erase operation will be performed only if it is not blank. If the device is
already blank, the erase operation will not be performed.
Device Type /Operation Content setting /Erase Option
Device Type
Operation Content setting
Erase Option
All blank FLASH devices
program
→
check
-
All non-blank FLASH devices
erase
→
program
→
check
Forced erase
Blank device mixed with non-blank
device
erase
→
program
→
check
Non-empty erase
Note:
When there is no "Erase" item in the action content box, the erase option does not need to be set
and it will be disabled in gray. It is enabled only if there is an erase item in the action content.
For other setting options, please refer to the help topic of FlyPro software.
5. Disconnect the USB cable between computer and programmer after completing off-line data download, and
then programmer can work independently from the computer.
Off-line operation - manual mode
The steps for the programmer to operate off-line are as follows:
1. Power the programmer with the power adapter that came with the product.
2. After the programmer is powered on, the internal off-line data will be checked to verify that the data is
complete and accurate.
This takes 3 to 25 seconds. STA indicator will flash green if the test passes, indicating that the
programmer has entered to off-line programming mode. STA displays a red flashing state if the test fails, i
ndicating that there is no valid off-line data in the programmer, and off-line programming cannot be started.
3. The programmer's STA indicator flashes green to indicate that it is waiting for the device to be placed.
4. STA stops flashing and being orange indicates that the programmer has detected the device and is
programming.
5. STA displays green or red indicates that device is programmed. Green indicates successful, and red
indicates failed. At the same time, the programmer begins to wait for the current device to be removed
from
ZIF Socket. If the buzzer prompt function is turned on, programmer will make sounds when programming
is completed.
6. After detecting the device removal, programmer repeats steps 3 through 5 to program next device.
