Intel iUP-200A User manual

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iUP-200A/201 A
UNIVERSAL PROGRAMMER
USER’S GUIDE
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Copyright © 1984, Intel Corporation
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PREFACE
Ab ut This Manual
This manual describes the Intel iUP-200A/201A uni ersal programmer and how
to use the 201A model in off-line mode to store programs and data into pro
grammable read-only memory (PROM) de ices. (The iPPS PROM Programming
Software User's Guide describes how to use the uni ersal programmer in on-line
mode.) It is for engineers and designers who are de eloping firmware for ROM-,
PROM-, EPROM-, or E2PROM-based systems.
The following paragraphs describe the general contents of each chapter .
Chapter 1 Contains a general description of the uni ersal programmer and a
tutorial o er iew of PROM programming and firmware
de elopment.
Chapter 2 Describes how to set up and initialize the uni ersal programmer
system.
Chapter 3 Co ers the off-line operation of the uni ersal programmer and de
scribes the front panel operation of the iUP-201 A.
Chapter 4 Pro ides a number of off-line programming examples that illustrate
using the uni ersal programmer in typical firmware de elopment
applications.
Appendix A Describes error conditions and error messages.
Appendix B Contains host serial command protocol for connecting the uni ersal
programmer to a non-Intel host.
Appendix C Contains reference tables for numeric con ersion and ASCII codes.
Appendix D Contains a schematic for building an RS-232 to 20ma con erter.
C nventi ns Used In This B k
Throughout this book, the iUP-200A/201 A is called the uni ersal programmer.
The following symbol con entions are used in this manual to document notes,
cautions, and warnings:
A section of text introduced by the symbol
NOTE
emphasizes comments with special significance.
A section of text introduced by the symbol
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gi es instructions necessary to a oid damage to equipment or loss of stored
information.
A section of text introduced by the symbol
WARNING I
gi es instructions necessary for personal safety.
Other Pertinent Intel Literature
While this guide is a self-contained document describing the off-line use of the
uni ersal programmer, se eral other Intel documents are related to firmware de
elopment and to the de elopment of microprocessor-based systems as follows:
• /UP-XXPersonality Module User 's Guide, order number aries
Each Intel personality module has its own user’s guide describing its
installation, applicable de ices, applicable hosts, and unique characteristics.
Consult the Microcontroller andbook, the Microprocessor and Peripheral
andbook, and the Memory Components andbook to determine which per
sonality module to use for specific PROM de ices. Intel supplies the ap
propriate personality module user’s guide with each personality module.
You can order additional copies from the Intel Literature Department. Refer
to page ii for the address.
• iPPS PROM Programming Software/iUP-200A/201A Universal Programmer
Pocket Reference, order number 164853
This pocket reference describes the iPPS software and uni ersal programmer
off-line operation and command syntax.
• iPPS PROM Programming Software User's Guide, order number 164861
This manual describes how to use the uni ersal programmer in on-line mode.
• ISIS-XX User's Guide, order number aries
This manual is a comprehensi e guide to the Intel operating system under
which the iPPS runs.
• Microcontroller andbook, order number 210918
This handbook contains all application notes, article reprints, data sheets,
and other user information on the MCS®-48, MCS-51 (8-bit), and the
MCS-96 (16-bit) product families.
•
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Microprocessor and Peripheral andbook, order number 210844
This handbook contains data sheets on all microprocessors and peripherals.
Development Systems andbook, order number 210940

iUP-200A/201A Preface
This handbook contains data sheets on de elopment systems and supporting
software.
• Memory Components andbook, order number 210830
This handbook contains all application notes, article reprints, data sheets,
and other design information on RAMs, DRAMs, EPROMs, E2PROMs, and
bubble memories.
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duty corrugated shipping carton, mark it “FRAGILE,” and ship it to the address
specified by the Intel Product Ser ice Center.
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