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MP8011A
Gang Programmer Base Unit
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Gang Programming System Specific for EPROM, EEPROM and
FLASH-Based Microcontrollers |
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Single, Universal and Upgradable Base Unit and
Device-Specific Programming Heads |
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Up to Eight Devices Programmable at Once |
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Blank Checking, Reading, Erasing, Programming, Verifying
and Auto Operations |
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Programming Algorithms Approved by Silicon Manufacturers |
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Windows 9x/Me/2000/NT/XP User Interface |
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Parallel Port Connection |
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Overview
The MP8011A Gang Programming
System, in combination with a standard personal computer, is a
full featured, high-performance multiple (gang) programming
system specific for EPROM-, EEPROM- and FLASH-based
microcontrollers. MP8011A supports the concurrent programming of
up to eight devices; different device packages can be
accommodated through DIP, SDIP, SOIC, PLCC and QFP adapters.
MP8011A is a PC-hosted programmer: it communicates with the host
PC through the LPT parallel port. The MP8011A hardware has two
separate sections: a single, universal and upgradable base unit,
ready to support current and future devices, and a number of
device-specific programming heads. Blank checking, reading,
erasing, programming and verifying operations are supported.
MP8011A is ready to support future devices. The upgrade
operation for the support of new devices is as simple as
downloading new releases of the PC software, always available
from SofTec Microsystems' web site, and eventually changing the
device-specific programming heads. The modular approach (a
general-purpose base unit and dedicated programming heads)
represents the best tradeoff between cost and reliability, since
it allows users to replace damaged heads at a minimum cost.
MP8011A can be operated with a single push-button, the PC being
only used to preset essential parameters like device, input
file, device options. The MP8011A standard delivery package
consists in the main gang programmer unit, external power supply
adapter, parallel cable and user's guide. Programming heads can
be chosen among the many possible packages to fit user's
requirements.
Programming Heads
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![A Programming Head for QFP devices<br>[Click to enlarge]](mp8011a_004.gif)
A
Programming Head for QFP devices
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Programming heads
are small printed circuit boards which connect to the
programming sites on the base unit. Each programming head
includes the appropriate socket (DIP, SDIP, SOIC, PLCC or QFP)--and
the appropriate electrical connections--for programming a
specific device. Each programming head includes a "Good" LED
which, at the end of an operation on the device, turns on
indicating the operation has been successful.
The User Interface
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![The User Interface<br>[Click to enlarge]](mp8011a_002.gif)
The User
Interface
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The MP8011A user
interface has two separate windows for editing the code and data
memory (if present) of the device to be programmed. An Info
panel always displays information about the device to be
programmed. Additionally, the status of the programming sites is
shown together with the statistics about programmed device. The
editing of the Option Byte(s) is simplified through a special
dialog box--the Option Bytes dialog box is specific for each
device and allows you to edit each single bit (exception made
for reserved bits) of the option bytes of the device you are
working with. The MP8011A can perform blank checking, erasing,
reading, programming and verifying operations. A special
operation, the Auto operation, groups the blank checking,
erasing, programming and verifying operations in a single
operation, speeding up the programming process. All of the
operations share a common, simple, easy-to-use dialog box.
Protected Mode
Protected Mode simplifies the
programming process by means of an easy, guided procedure that
requires no special knowledge. Protected Mode is suitable for
the programming of a large amount of devices. Entering and
exiting the Protected Mode is password protected.
Software Upgrades
SofTec Microsystems is
continuously adding the support for new devices to the MP8011A
Gang Programming System. The support for a new device consists
typically in the development of a specific programming head and
in the release of a new version of the MP8011A user interface.
The latest version of the user interface is always available for
free at our download page.
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