ChipProg Device Programmers
User's Guide
ChipProg-48
ChipProg-40
ChipProg-G4
ChipProg-ISP
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ChipProg Device Programmers
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Contents
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Table of Contents
Foreword
0
Part I Introduction
9
1 Terms ................................................................................................................................... 9
and Definitions
2 System Requirements
................................................................................................................................... 11
Part II ChipProg Family Brief Description
13
1 Comparisson matrix
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2 ChipProg-48
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Major features
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Hardw are characteristics
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Softw are features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 17
3 ChipProg-40
................................................................................................................................... 18
Major features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Hardw are characteristics
.......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Softw are features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 20
4 ChipProg-G4
................................................................................................................................... 20
Major features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 21
Hardw are characteristics
.......................................................................................................................................................... 21
Softw are features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 22
5 ChipProg-ISP
................................................................................................................................... 23
Major features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Hardw are characteristics
.......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Softw are features
.......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Part III Quick Start
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1 Installing the ChipProgUSB Software
................................................................................................................................... 27
2 Installing the USB Drivers
................................................................................................................................... 29
3 Hardware installation
................................................................................................................................... 32
ChipProg-48 .......................................................................................................................................................... 32
ChipProg-40 .......................................................................................................................................................... 33
ChipProg-G4 .......................................................................................................................................................... 34
ChipProg-ISP .......................................................................................................................................................... 35
4 Getting Assistance
................................................................................................................................... 36
On-line Help .......................................................................................................................................................... 36
Technical Support
.......................................................................................................................................................... 36
Contact Inform ation
.......................................................................................................................................................... 37
Part IV Graphical User Interface
38
1 User Interface Overview
................................................................................................................................... 38
2 Toolbars
................................................................................................................................... 38
3 Menus
................................................................................................................................... 39
The File Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 40
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Configuration Files
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View Menu
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Project Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 42
The Project Options Dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 42
The Open Project Dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 43
Project Repository
......................................................................................................................................................... 43
Configure Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 44
The Select......................................................................................................................................................... 45
Device dialog
The Buffers dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 45
The Buffer Configuration dialog
......................................................................................................................................... 46
Main Buffer Layer
................................................................................................................................... 46
Buffer Layers ................................................................................................................................... 47
The Serialization, Checksum and Log dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 47
Device Serialization
......................................................................................................................................... 47
Checksum
......................................................................................................................................... 48
Signature string ......................................................................................................................................... 49
Log file
......................................................................................................................................... 49
The Preferences dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 51
The Environment dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 51
Fonts
......................................................................................................................................... 52
Colors
......................................................................................................................................... 52
Mapping Hot Keys
......................................................................................................................................... 53
Toolbar
......................................................................................................................................... 54
Messages
......................................................................................................................................... 54
Miscellaneous Settings
......................................................................................................................................... 54
Configurating Editor Dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 55
General Editor Settings
......................................................................................................................................... 55
The Editor Key Mapping
......................................................................................................................................... 57
The Edit Key Command Dialog
................................................................................................................................... 57
Com m ands Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 58
Calculator ......................................................................................................................................................... 58
Script Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 59
Window Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 60
Help Menu
.......................................................................................................................................................... 61
The
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4 Windows
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The Program .......................................................................................................................................................... 61
Manager Window
The Program Manager tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 62
Auto Programming
......................................................................................................................................... 63
The Options tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 64
Split data
......................................................................................................................................... 65
The Statistics tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 66
The Device and Algorithm Param eters w indow
.......................................................................................................................................................... 67
Buffer Dum p Window
.......................................................................................................................................................... 70
The 'Configuring a Buffer' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 71
The 'Buffer Setup' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 72
The 'Display from address' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 74
The 'Modify Data' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 74
The 'Memory Blocks' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 74
The 'Load File' dialog
......................................................................................................................................................... 76
File Formats
......................................................................................................................................... 77
The 'Save ......................................................................................................................................................... 78
File' dialog
The Device Inform ation w indow
.......................................................................................................................................................... 79
Phyton programming adapters
......................................................................................................................................................... 79
Adapters for in-system programming
......................................................................................................................................................... 81
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The Console Window
.......................................................................................................................................................... 82
Window s for Scripts
.......................................................................................................................................................... 82
Part V Operating with Programmers
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1 Inserting devices to a programming socket
................................................................................................................................... 83
2 Auto-detecting the device
................................................................................................................................... 83
3 Basic................................................................................................................................... 84
programming functions
How to check .......................................................................................................................................................... 84
if a device is blank
How to erase .......................................................................................................................................................... 84
a device
How to program a device
.......................................................................................................................................................... 84
How to load a file into a buffer
......................................................................................................................................................... 85
How to edit information before programming
......................................................................................................................................................... 85
How to configure the chosen device
......................................................................................................................................................... 85
How to w rite information into the device
......................................................................................................................................................... 85
How to read a.......................................................................................................................................................... 86
device
How to verify .......................................................................................................................................................... 86
program m ing
How to save data on a disc
.......................................................................................................................................................... 86
How to duplicate a device
.......................................................................................................................................................... 87
4 Programming NAND Flash memory
................................................................................................................................... 87
NAND Flash m.......................................................................................................................................................... 87
em ory architectures
Invalid blocks
......................................................................................................................................................... 89
Managing invalid ......................................................................................................................................... 89
blocks
Skipping invalid blocks
................................................................................................................................... 89
Reserved Block ................................................................................................................................... 89
Area
Error Checking and Correction
................................................................................................................................... 90
Invalid block map......................................................................................................................................... 90
Marking invalid blocks
......................................................................................................................................................... 91
Program m ing.......................................................................................................................................................... 92
NAND Flash devices by ChipProg
Access Mode
......................................................................................................................................................... 93
Invalid Block Management
......................................................................................................................................... 93
Spare Area Usage
......................................................................................................................................... 93
Guard Solid Area......................................................................................................................................... 94
Tolerant Verify Feature
......................................................................................................................................... 95
Invalid Block Indication Option
......................................................................................................................................... 95
Access Mode Parameters
......................................................................................................................................................... 95
User Area
......................................................................................................................................... 96
Solid Area
......................................................................................................................................... 96
Reserved Block Area
......................................................................................................................................... 97
ECC Frame size ......................................................................................................................................... 97
Acceptable number of errors
......................................................................................................................................... 97
5 Multi-................................................................................................................................... 97
and Gang-programming
The Program .......................................................................................................................................................... 99
Manager Window
The Program Manager tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 99
The Options tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 100
The Statistics tab
......................................................................................................................................................... 101
6 In-System Programming
................................................................................................................................... 102
Part VI Programming Automation via DLL
104
1 Application Control Interface
................................................................................................................................... 104
2 ACI Functions
................................................................................................................................... 105
ACI_Launch .......................................................................................................................................................... 108
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