PC World Komputer 1996 September/PCWK996.iso/demo/wgelectr/seprog/seprog.hlp

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1     MAIN Menu

     Item:  ( Load, Save, OS shell, Quit )


 LOAD:     Load data file from disk to the buffer
 SAVE:     Save the buffer contents to disk file
 OS SHELL: Run a DOS command without quitting SEPROG
 QUIT:     Quit SEPROG and return to DOS
2     MAIN Menu

     Item:  ( Buffer operations )

 EDIT:       Edit the buffer contents
 INITIALIZE: Fill the buffer with a 'BLANK' value
 CHECKSUM:   Count checksum of the buffer contents
 FILL:       Fill the buffer with a specified pattern
 COPY:       Copy the data buffer contents to the new
             address area
 MOVE:       Move the data buffer contents to the new
             address area
 SIZE:       Change size of the buffer

 NOTE: Fill, Copy, Move are not available for EPLD
       Size-not available for EPLD and microcontrollers
3     MAIN Menu

     Item:  ( Device Select, Device operations )

 DEVICE SELECT: Select required device to program
 READ:          Read data from the device
 VERIFY:        Compare buffer & device contents
 AUTO:          Perform full programming cycle
 BLANK CHECK:   Check device if it is "BLANK"
                ( filled with 0xFF )
 PROGRAM:       Program device with the buffer contents
 ERASE, ALGORITHM & OTHERS:
                Special functions dependent on
                currently selected device
4     MAIN Menu

     Item:  ( Setup operations )


 LOAD SETUP:   Load required setup file from the disk
 SAVE SETUP:   Save currently defined parameters to
               the setup file
 VERSION:      Check and display actual SEPROG version
 CURSOR OFF:   Select method of turning the cursor off
 COLOUR:       Define set of COLOURS
 MOUSE:        Select mouse speed
 HEX FORMAT:   Select default HEX file format
5     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( LOAD disk file to the buffer )

 Load a file from the disk for 8/16/32 bits systems.
 You can use DOS-style masks to select file from the
 list, or just type the name of the file you want to
 load.

 NOTE: Files with extention .HEX are recognized as
       hexadecimal data files, others are assumed to
       be BINARY files.
6     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( SAVE buffer contents to disk file )

 Save the current data in the buffer to the disk.
 If the given name matches an existing file,
 program will ask you if overwrite (y/n) ?

 NOTE: Files with extention .HEX are recognized as
       hexadecimal data files, others are assumed to
       be BINARY files.
7     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( Perform system operations )

 Leaves SEPROG temporarily and takes you to the
 DOS prompt. To return to SEPROG, type "EXIT".
 This is useful when you want to run a DOS command
 without quitting the SEPROG and loosing the buffer
 contents.
8     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( QUIT SEPROG )

 Quit SEPROG and return to the Operating System.
9     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( EDIT buffer contents )

 Display current buffer contents with possibility of
 changing it. TAB function key allows switching between
 HEX and ASCII format. Use arrow keys and PgDn, PgUp
 keys to change current position in the buffer.
 F10 function key jumps to the specified address.
 CtrlPgUp/CtrlPdDn jumps to the begining/end of
 the data buffer.
 Home/End jumps to the begining/end of the line, page,
 data buffer.
 Active functional keys are listed in the EDIT window.
10     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( FILL the buffer with specified pattern )

 Fill data buffer with specified pattern up to 16-byte
 long. TAB key allows switching between HEX and ASCII
 format. The range of the address is declared by
 "Buffer Start Address" and "Buffer End Address".

 NOTE: Not available for EPLD.
11     BUFFER Menu

 Item:  ( INITIALIZE - fill buffer with 'BLANK' value )


 Fills buffer with BLANK value and restores proper size
 of the buffer for the selected device. Useful for
 loading data in .HEX format to non-contignous address
 locations.
12     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( Change SIZE of the buffer )

 Changes size of the buffer. Useful for replacing
 high capacity memories with several chips of
 lower capacity. In that case it's useful to have
 buffer longer than Device Buffer.

 NOTE: If the declared buffer size is less than
       Device Buffer program will ask you to
       confirm it.
       Not available for EPLD and microcontrollers.
13     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( SELECT required device )

 Device select enables you to choice required device
 in order of:
  functional type: EPROM, EEPROM, µCONTROLLER, EPLD,
                   ROM-emulator, FLASH EPROM, NV RAM
  manufacturer
  logical type

 NOTE: Some functional types require special adapters.
       When necessary SEPROG will remind you to
       connect proper adapter.
14     DEVICE Menu

    Item:  ( Select ALGORITHM for device programming )

 Choose the method of programming and determine
 programming time.
 Available only for eprom memories.

 NOTE: Some algorithms can't be applied to particular
       device. Please refer to the Application Notes.
15     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( READ device contents to the buffer )

 Read  the  data  contents  from  currently selected
 device to the buffer.  Device address range is
 declared by "Device Start Address" and "Device End
 Address". "Buffer Start Address" defines destination
 of transferred data.

 NOTE: Reading of empty socket will return with 0xFF
       (all 1's) value.
16     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( VERIFY device with buffer contents )

 Compare the data buffer with device contents
 in declared address range.

 NOTE: If there is no device in the socket, then
       verification is always performed with 0xFF
       (all 1's) value.
17     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Check device if 'BLANK' )

 Check  the  device  if  it  contains an initial data,
 specifical for selected IC.
18     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( PROGRAM device with buffer contents )

 Write the data buffer contents to selected device
 using specified algorithm. Device address range is
 declared by "Device Start Address" and "Device End
 Address". "Buffer Start Address" defines first byte
 of transferred data.
19     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( ERASE )

 Erase all the information written into device.
 This  operation is required only before programming
 the oldest EEPROM and FLASH EPROM memories.
 The new generation of EEPROM memories do not require
 to be erased before programming.
 This operation is also available for EPLD devices.
20     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( AUTOmatical programming cycle )

 - check the device if it is programmable
   NOTE: only for the devices that can't be
         electrically erased,
 - write the data buffer contents,
 - verify the device with data buffer contents,
 - set security bit. Operation is performed
   if selected in AUTO-config option in Setup menu.
   NOTE: only for the devices that it's possible.
21     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( LOAD setup from disk file )

 Read SEPROG parameters from  the previously saved
 disk-setup-file. If you don't type the extention
 .DFT extention will be assumed. No extention
 will be added  if you  type name of the setup file
 with '.' at the end.

 NOTE: If you don't give setup file name in
       command line, starting SEPROG searches
       current directory for SEPROG.DFT file.
22     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( SAVE setup to disk file )

 Write all of the current parameters like: device
 manufacturer, device logical type, name of data
 file to the disk-setup-file. An actualy logged disk
 and directory are default. This feature makes
 possible creating diffrent setup-files in each
 directory you use.
 NOTE: If you don't type the extention -
       - .DFT extention will be assumed.
       No extention will be added if you type name
       of the setup file with '.' at the end.
23

     Item:  ( Input Data Window )

 If you are satisfied with the default values
 displayed in this window just press ENTER to perform
 required action. Otherwise use arrow keys to move
 inside the window and type suitable value.
24     ALGORITHM Menu

     Item:  ( NORMAL, 50 msec programming pulses )

 The oldest, standard programming algorithm, based on
 a 50 msec programming pulse with standard 5.0V power
 supply voltage. Available for all of the devices,
 without any restrictions. The greatest disadvantage
 is very long programming time, specially for higher
 memory capacitances.
25     ALGORITHM Menu

     Item:  ( INTERACTIVE, 1 msec programming pulses )

 The new programming algorithm, based on sequence of
 1 msec programming pulses with power supply voltage
 set at 6.0V. Available for allmost all of the devi-
 ces. Decreases programming time about 5 times in com-
 pare to the STANDARD. Similar to the INTELligent.
26     ALGORITHM Menu

     Item:  ( INTELLIGENT, 1 msec programming pulses )

 The new programming algorithm, based on sequence of
 1 msec programming pulses with power supply voltage
 set at 6.0V. Available for allmost all of the devi-
 ces. Decreases programming time about 5 times in com-
 pare to the STANDARD. Similar to the INTERACTIVE.
27     ALGORITHM Menu

   Item:  ( QUICK short, 100 usec programming pulses )

 One of the newest programming algorithms, based on
 sequence of 100 usec programming pulses with power
 supply voltage set at 6.5V. Available only for the
 new-generation of the devices. Decreases programming
 time about 25 times in compare to the STANDARD.
28     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( PROTECT/UPROTECT address area )

 Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
 microcontroller.
 Select address area for protect or unprotect operation.
29     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select EPROM.

 NOTE: 16 bit EPROMs and CYPRESS memories require
       special adapter.
       SEPROG will remind you to connect it.
30     MANUFACTURER SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select required manufacturer name )

 In many cases selection of proper manufacturer
 name is very important, because there may be
 some differences between devices of the same
 class, dependent on manufacturer's technology.
31     DEVICE SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select required device type )

 The last operation is to select required device
 logical type.

 NOTE: Be sure to select the proper device!
       Wrong selection may cause permanent damage
       of the device.
32     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( EDIT buffer contents )

 Displays current buffer contents with possibility of
 changing it. Use arrow keys and PgDn, PgUp keys
 to change current position in the buffer.
 F10 function key jumps to the specified address.
 CtrlPgUp/CtrlPdDn jumps to the begining/end of
 the data buffer.
 Home/End jumps to the begining/end of the line, page,
 data buffer.
 + key fills line with '1'
 - key fills line with '0'
33

     Item:  ( Programming Error )

 Abort  - stop programming and return to Device  menu.
          ( Esc - performs the same action )
 Repeat - try programming once more.
 Skip   - increase address and start programming again.
34     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( LOAD disk file to the buffer )

 Load a JEDEC format file from the disk.
 You can use DOS-style masks to select file from the
 list, or just type the name of the file you want to
 load.

 NOTE: If you don't type the extention -
       - .JED extention will be assumed.
       No extention will be added if you type name
       of data file with '.' at the end.
35     FILE Menu

     Item:  ( SAVE buffer contents to disk file )

 Save ( using JEDEC format ) the current data in
 the buffer to the disk.
 If the given name matches an existing file,
 program will ask you if overwrite (y/n) ?

 NOTE: If you don't type the extention -
       - .JED extention will be assumed.
       No extention will be added if you type name
       of data file with '.' at the end.
36     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( SECURITY BIT )

 Set Security bit. This operation is available for EPLD
 and microcontrollers.
 When  performed,  makes  data  written  into  device
 imposible to read.
 After setting security bit, blank checking and reading
 device buffer will give result as if the buffer was
 filled with BLANK value.
37     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( WRITE TO )

 Write the data buffer contents to the selected
 ROM buffer. Device address range is declared by
 "Device Start Address" and "Device End Address".
 "Buffer Start Address" defines first byte
 of transferred data.

 NOTE: This function is available only when
       ROM-emulator function is selected.
38     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( SUPPLY OFF )

 Turns off supply of ROM-emulator.
 Program will ask you to confirm it because
 this function will erase contents of ROM-emulator.

 NOTE: This function is available only when
       ROM-emulator function is selected.
39     DEVICE SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select type of the emulated ROM )

 Select type for 8 bit ROMEL.
 Select size of the emulated ROM buffer.
 Available ROM-emulator types:
      ( 2716, 2732, 2764, 27128, 27512 )

 NOTE: Selecting type of the emulated ROM doesn't
       change buffer contents.
40     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Select default HEX file format )

 Select default HEX file format.
 SEPROG will read and write all disk files with
 extension .HEX using selected HEX format.
 Available HEX file formats are:
  Intel (including extended Intel HEX),
  Motorola (S1,S2,S3),
  Millenium, RCA, Tektronix, Texas-Instr, TMS7000
  and PIECES (only for Microchip PIC microcontrollers).

 NOTE: Files with extensions other then .HEX
       are assumed to be BINARY files.
41     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Select method of turning the cursor off )

 This function gives possibility of turning off
 the cursor when it's visible on your monitor.
 It's useful because standard method of turning
 the cursor off doesn't work with some video cards.

 NOTE: You can save selected method to the setup file.
42     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Define set of COLOURS )

 Select this function to define set of colours.
 Available options are:
       Monochrome   - set of colours for monochrome
                      monitors.
       Default      - default set of colours.
       User defined - user defined set of colours.

 NOTE: Selected set of colours will be lost after
       quitting SEPROG if you don't save it to
       the setup file.
43     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Define set of COLOURS )

 Select colour of listed items.
  Done           - end of colours setting, SEPROG will
                   start up with new set of colours.
  Menu Border    - colour of menu border.
  Menu Text      - colour of menu text.
  Message Border - colour of border of SEPROG messages.
  Message Text   - colour of text of SEPROG messages.
  Title          - colour of text of headers.
  Text           - colour of other texts.
 NOTE: Exit with Escape doesn't change colours.
44     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Change colour of selected item )

 Use left and right arrow keys to change colour.
 Selected item changes its colour to actually selected.
 Press Enter to confirm your choice.
 Exit with Escape doesn't change colour.

 NOTE: SEPROG will start up with selected set of
       colours after exiting menu of items with
       Done option.
45     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( EPROM PROTECT )

 Operation available for microcontrollers.
 When  performed,  makes  data  written  into  EPROM
 of the device imposible to read.
 If  EPROM  protect is  selected, blank checking and
 reading  device buffer will  give result  as if the
 buffer was filled with BLANK value.
46     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( LOW NOISE )

 Operation available for Zilog Z86E08.
 Use of this function results in:
  - Less than 1 mA consumed during HALT mode.
  - All drivers slew rates reduced to 10 ns typical.
  - Internal SLCK/TCLK operation limited to a maximum
    of of 4 MHz - 250 ns cycle time.
  - Output drivers have resistances of
    200 ohms (typical).
  - Oscillator divide-by-two circuitry eliminated.
47     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( RAM PROTECT )

 Operation available for Zilog Z86E21.
 Execution of the RAM protect cycle disables
 accesses to the upper 128 bytes of register memory
 (excluding mode and configuration registers),
 but first the user program must set bit-6
 of the IMR(R251).
48     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( RAM PROTECT )

 Operation available for Zilog Z86E30 and Z86E40.
 When   performed, the upper portion of the RAM's
 address space 80H to EFH (excluding the control
 registers) is protected from reading and writing.
 After this option is selected, the user can activate
 this feature using D6 of the IMR control register
 (R251). The RAM protect is turned on by setting
 the D6 of the IMR (D6=1) and turned off by resetting
 this bit (D6=0).
49     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Set EPROM Size 4k )

 Operation allows the user to select the internal ROM
 size, available for Zilog Z86E21.
 When programmed for 4k ROM external memory begins
 at address 4096.
 Once the 4k ROM size option is selected, the upper
 4k of ROM address space is unusable.
50     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( RC Oscillator )

 The Zilog Z86E30 and Z86E40 on-chip oscillator
 has a high gain, parallel-resonant amplifier for
 connection to a crystal, RC, ceramic resonator,
 or any suitable external clock source.
 When the RC oscillator option is selected
 an external resistor must be connected from XTAL1
 to XTAL2, and frequency-setting capacitor from XTAL1
 to the ground.

 NOTE: RC oscillator may not reach to 12 MHz.
51

     Item:  ( Select file window )

 Use arrow keys to select file to load.
 PageUp, PageDown, Home, End keys move cursor
 inside the window.
 You can find the file to load by entering its name.
 Directories are written in uppercase.
 Changing directories in this window doesn't change
 current active directory.
52     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( Count CHECKSUM )

 Seprog counts checksum of the contents of the buffer.
 The result is displayed with its U1 and U2 complement.
53     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Mouse )

 Select mouse speed.
 Use left and right arrow keys or mouse to select
 new mouse speed.
 Exit with Escape doesn't change mouse speed.
 Selected mouse speed may be saved to the setup file.
54     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( COPY the buffer contents )

 Copy the data buffer contents from address area
 declared by "Buffer Start Address" and "Buffer End
 Address", to the address area starting at "New Start
 Address".

 NOTE: Not available for EPLD.
55     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( MOVE the buffer contents )

 Move the data buffer contents from address area
 declared by "Buffer Start Address" and "Buffer End
 Address", to the address area starting at "New Start
 Address".
 When the buffer contents is moved, the address area
 declared by "Buffer Start Address" and "Buffer End
 Address" is filled with BLANK value 0xFF.

 NOTE: Not available for EPLD.
56     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Check VERSION )

 Check and display version of SEPROG software and
 actually connected microcontroller.
57     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( SECURITY BIT )

 Select security bits to blow.
 You can save selected security bits to the setup file.

 NOTE: Available only for microcontrollers that have
       more than one security bit.
58     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Security Bit 1 )

 MOVC instructions executed from external program
 memory are disabled from fetching code bytes from
 internal memory, EA is sampled and latched on Reset,
 and further programming of the EPROM is disabled.
59     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Security Bit 2 )

 Verify is disabled.
60     DVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Security Bit 3 )

 External execution is disabled.
61

     Item:  ( Decision Window )

 Operations causing serious changes in buffer and
 device contents or overwritting disk files should
 be confirmed.
 Select option using arrow keys or typing 'Y' or 'N'.
62

SEPROG Version @

Usage: SEPROG [SetupFile] [Option]

SetupFile - File containing previously saved SEPROG's parameters.
            If you don't type the extention .DFT extention
            will be assumed. No extention will be added if you type
            name of the setup file with '.' at the end.
            If you don't give setup file name in command line,
            starting SEPROG searches current directory for SEPROG.DFT file.

Available Options :
  /? - Display command line help.
  /A - Perform automatic programming cycle.
       SEPROG loads SetupFile, performs automatic programming cycle
       and returns to the operating system.
  /B - Performs the same action as /A option.
       User interface with menu and windows will not be visible.
  /S - Forces SEPROG to communicate at low baud rate.

PRESS ANY KEY
63     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration of Auto - command )

 Configuration of automatical programming cycle
 lets you select additional operations performed
 when Auto in Device Menu is selected.
 Use arrow keys and Enter to select and change options.

 NOTE: If selected device has more than one security
       bit, SEPROG will blow security bits selectet
       in option Security bit in Device menu.
       Selected operations can be saved to the setup
       file.
64     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select EEPROM.
65     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select µCONTROLLER.
 µCONTROLLERs require special adapter.
 There are unique adapters for some µCONTROLLERs
 ( e.g. Zilog, Siemens PMB2725-FDC, Motorola... ).

 NOTE: Be sure to connect proper adapter.
66     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select EPLD.
 EPLDs require special adapter.

 NOTE: There is one adapter for all EPLDs.
67     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select ROM-emulator.
 When you plug in the probe, don't forget to connect
 emulator RESET signal to the target circuit.
 After writing program to the emulating memory
 target circuit is automatically reset.
 On the ROM-emulator there is additionally assembled
 RESET button.
 ROM-emulator is supplied from the SEPROG or from
 the target circuit. It's possible to disconnect
 ROM-emulator from SEPROG when the emulating memory
 is written.
68     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( EEPROM PROTECT - Siemens 2725-FDC)

 Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
 microcontroller.
 When  performed,  makes  data  written into EEPROM
 memory of the device imposible to change.
 Read operation is possible.
 Operation is useful for protecting device against
 accidental write operation.
69     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( EEPROM UPROTECT - Siemens 2725-FDC)

 Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
 microcontroller.
 When  performed,  makes  data  written into EEPROM
 memory of the device posible to change.
 Operation opposite to the protect operation.
70     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration of Automatic cycle )

 Configuration of automatical programming cycle
 for ROM-emulator. When selected, supply will be
 turned off when Seprog is activated from DOS prompt:

            seprog config.dft /a

 Use arrow keys and Enter to select and change options.
 Selected option should be saved to the setup file.
71     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Algorithm - Siemens 2725-FDC)

 Select method of programming Siemens 2725-FDC
 microcontroller.
 2725-FDC can be programmed in byte mode or
 in page mode.

 NOTE: You can save selected method to the setup file.
72     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Buffer addressing - Siemens 2725-FDC)

 Select method of addressing data buffer for
 Siemens 2725-FDC microcontroller.
 Data is loaded and read to the buffer and programming
 is performed in actually selected addressing mode.
 Address conversion takes place for addresses > 0x7FFF.
 Example:
 Address  : a14a13a12a11 .. a3a2a1a0
 Converted: a2a1a0a11 .. a3a14a13a12

 NOTE: Buffer is always saved to the disk file
       in normal addressing mode.
       You can save addressing mode to the setup file.
73

     Item:  ( Decision Window )

 Operations causing serious changes in buffer and
 device contents or overwritting disk files should
 be confirmed.
 Select option using arrow keys or typing 'Y' or 'N'.
 Pressing 'A' key will cause all possible replacements.
 ESC breaks operation while replacing with All option.
74     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( AUTOmatical programming cycle )

 - write the data buffer contents,
 - verify the device with data buffer contents,
 - turn off the ROM emulator's supply.
   NOTE: Operation is performed only if selected
         in AUTO-config option in Setup menu.
75     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select Flash EPROM.
76     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select device functional type )

 Select NV RAM.
77     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select ROM emulator type )

 Select ROM emulator type.
 ROM emulators are available in two hardware versions:
 8 bit ROMEL and 8/16 bit ROMEL.
78     FUNCTION SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select type of emulated memory )

 Select type of emulated memory for 16b ROMEL.
 16 bit ROMEL can emulate memories in 8 bit or 16 bit
 organisation.
79     DEVICE SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select type of the emulated ROM )

 Select type of emulated 8 bit memory for ROMEL 16.
 Select size of the emulated ROM buffer.
 Available ROM-emulator types:
   ( 2716, 2732, 2764, 27128, 27512, 27010, 27020 )

 Check please jumper setting to be sure that proper
 memory configuration is selected (EPROM type or
 ROM type).

 NOTE: Selecting type of the emulated ROM doesn't
       change buffer contents.
80     DEVICE SELECT Menu

     Item:  ( Select type of the emulated ROM )

 Select type of emulated 16 bit memory for ROMEL 16.
 Select size of the emulated ROM buffer.
 Available ROM-emulator types:
           ( 271024, 272048 )

 NOTE: Selecting type of the emulated ROM doesn't
       change buffer contents.
81     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration fuses )

 Available only for Microchip PIC microcontrollers.
 Allows to protect memory, disable watchdog timer
 and select oscillator mode.
82     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration fuses )

 Available only for Microchip PIC microcontrollers.
 Allows to protect memory, disable watchdog timer
 and select oscillator mode.
 Use arrow keys and Enter to select and change options.
83     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration fuses - oscillator)

 Available only for Microchip PIC microcontrollers.
 Select oscillator mode. Possible are following
 choices:        RC - RC oscillator
                 HS - High Speed Crystal
                 XT - Standard Crystal
                 LF - Low Frequency Crystal

 NOTE: OTP devices may have the oscillator fuses set
       by the factory and the packages are marked
       accordingly (RC,HS,XT,LF). SEPROG will ask you
       to confirm the decion of blowing configuration
       fuses so be sure to check your selection.
84     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration of Auto - command )

 For Microchip PIC microcontrollers.
 Configuration of automatical programming cycle
 lets you select operation of writing configuration
 fuses when Auto in Device Menu is selected.
 Use arrow keys and Enter to select and change options.

 NOTE: If selected, SEPROG performing Auto command will
       write configuration fuses as set in option
       Configuration fuses in Device menu.
       Selected option can be saved to the setup file.
85     BUFFER Menu

     Item:  ( Change order of bytes in word )

 Operation available only for 16 bit memories.
 Allows for changing order of bytes in words from
 High-Low to Low-High and from Low-High to High-Low.

 Seprog always saves files for 16 bit memories in
 the High-Low order of bytes and loading files always
 assumes that words in file are saved in the High-Low
 order of bytes.
 Operation allows for adaptation of buffer contents
 to the actual file standard.
86     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Security Bit 1 )

 Device programming is disabled.
 Read and verify operations are possible.
87     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( SELECT SECTOR TO ERASE OR PROTECT )

 Select memory sectors to erase or protect.
 You can save selected sectors to the setup file.
 Sector 0      0x00000..0x03FFF
 Sector 1      0x04000..0x07FFF
 Sector 2      0x08000..0x0BFFF
 Sector 3      0x0C000..0x0FFFF
 Sector 4      0x10000..0x13FFF
 Sector 5      0x14000..0x17FFF
 Sector 6      0x18000..0x1BFFF
 Sector 7      0x1C000..0x1FFFF

 NOTE: Available only for AMD flash eprom 29F010.
88     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( PROTECT )

 Operation available for AMD flash eprom 29F010.
 When  performed,  makes  data  written into memory
 imposible to change.
 Read operation is possible.
 Operation is useful for protecting device against
 accidental write operation.

 WARNING: Unprotect operation is possible only with
          SEPROG mC_ver >= 1.38 and with 29F010/040
          adapter.
89     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( CHECK PROTECT )

 Operation available for AMD flash eprom 29F010.
 Shows which memory sectors are protected against
 accidental write operation.
90     SETUP Menu

     Item:  ( Configuration of Auto - command )

 For AMD flash eprom 29F010.
 Configuration of automatical programming cycle
 lets you select operation of protecting device
 against accidental write operation.
 Use arrow keys and Enter to select and change options.
 NOTE: If selected, SEPROG performing Auto command will
       protect sectors as selected in option Protect
       in Device menu.
       Selected option can be saved to the setup file.
 WARNING: Unprotect operation is possible only with
          SEPROG mC_ver >= 1.38 and with 29F010/040
          adapter.
91     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( PROGRAM  & TEST )

 Select programming or testing the device.

 NOTE: Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
       microcontroller.
92     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( TEST device )

 Perform special tests of the device.

 NOTE: Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
       microcontroller.
93     TEST Menu

     Item:  ( Test and settings selection )

 Select type of test to be performed
 and change test setup.

 0..FFFF - perform 80 times programming the device
           with given value in address area 0..0xFFFF.
 Page    - perform 20000 times programming with given
           value the selected page.

 NOTE: Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
       microcontroller.
94     TEST Menu

     Item:  ( Test setup )

 Select mode for test execution.

 NOTE: Operation available for Siemens 2725-FDC
       microcontroller.
95     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( PROTECT MENU)

 Available for AMD flash eprom 29F010.

 PROTECT       - protect device against accidental
                 write operation.
 UNPROTECT     - make write operation possible.
                 Unprotect may be performed only with
                 SEPROG mC_ver >= 1.38 and with
                 29F010/040 adapter.
 CHECK PROTECT - Shows which memory sectors are
                 protected against accidental write
                 operation.
96     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( UNPROTECT )

 Operation available for AMD flash eprom 29F010.
 Makes write operation possible.

 NOTE: Unprotect may be performed only with
       SEPROG mC_ver >= 1.38 and with 29F010/040
       adapter.
97     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Program Initialization Byte )

 Operation available only for Cypress CY7C245A.
 Allows for setting value of program initialization
 byte.
98     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Program Synchronous Enable )

 Operation available only for Cypress CY7C245A.
 Enables accses to stored data in synchronous mode.
 After erasing memory is set to asynchronous mode.
99     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Timeout - Siemens 2725-FDC)

 Select timeout during programming Siemens 2725-FDC
 microcontroller.

 NOTE: You can save selected timeout to the setup file.
100

     Item:  ( Input Data Window )

 If you are satisfied with the default values
 displayed in this window just press ENTER to perform
 required action. Otherwise use arrow keys to move
 inside the window and type suitable value.

 NOTE: For Microchip PIC microcontrollers all
       operations are possible only for full
       address area.
101

     Item:  ( Input Data Window )


 NOTE: For Microchip PIC microcontrollers all
       operations are possible only for full
       address area.
102     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Software Protect )

 Protects memory against accidental changing of
 contents.
 This  operation is available only for some FLASH EPROM
 memories.
103     DEVICE Menu

     Item:  ( Watchdog on )

 Allows to programm watchdog to be active after turning
 the power on. In this case it is not necessary to
 activate watchdog by the software.
 Operation available for DALLAS 87C520 microcontroller.