Microchip Technology PRO MATE II User manual

PRO MATE®II
DEVICE SUPORT
1999 Microchip Technology Inc. DS30243H
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Table of Contents
General Information
Introduction ..........................................................................................1
Highlights .............................................................................................1
About This Guide .................................................................................1
Recommended Reading ......................................................................3
The Microchip Internet Web Site ..........................................................4
Development Systems Customer Notification Service .........................5
Customer Support ................................................................................7
Chapter 1. Socket Modules
1.1 Introduction ................................................................................9
1.2 Highlights ...................................................................................9
1.3 Currently Supported Devices and Socket Modules ...................9
1.4 Socket Life Expectancy and Cleaning Procedures ..................13
Chapter 2. Programming Devices with Calibration
2.1 Introduction ..............................................................................15
2.2 Highlights .................................................................................15
2.3 Programmer Dialogs ................................................................16
2.4 Calibration Windows ................................................................17
Chapter 3. Programming KEELOQ®Devices
3.1 Introduction ..............................................................................19
3.2 Highlights .................................................................................19
3.3 Programming Overview ...........................................................19
3.4 Key Generation ........................................................................21
3.5 Manufacturer’s Code ...............................................................22
3.6 HCS200 Options ......................................................................24
3.7 HCS201 Options ......................................................................25
3.8 HCS300/301/320 Options ........................................................26

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3.9 HCS360 Options ......................................................................28
3.10 HCS361 Options ......................................................................30
3.11 HCS410 Options ......................................................................32
3.12 HCS412 Options ......................................................................35
3.13 HCS512 Options ......................................................................38
Chapter 4. Programming Memory Devices
4.1 Introduction ..............................................................................39
4.2 Highlights .................................................................................39
4.3 Programming Overview – Memory Devices .............................39
Index..........................................................................................................41
Worldwide Sales and Service..................................................................44

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General Information
Introduction
This chapter contains general information that will be useful to know before
using this document.
Highlights
The information you will garner from this chapter:
• About this Guide
• Recommended Reading
• The Microchip Internet Website
• Development Systems Customer Notification Service
• Customer Support
About This Guide
Document Layout
This document describes how to use PRO MATE II as a development tool to
program firmware to a target device. The manual layout is as follows:
•Chapter 1: Socket Modules – Lists the part numbers for the
socket modules that support each device and discusses the life
expectancy and cleaning procedures for the different socket types.
•Chapter 2: Programming Devices with Calibration – How to program
PIC12CXXX, PIC14C000, and PIC16C505 devices.
•Chapter 3: Programming KEELOQ®Devices – How to program
KEELOQ devices.
•Chapter 4: Programming Memory Devices – How to program mem-
ory devices.
•Index – Cross-reference listing of terms, features, and sections of this
document.
•Worldwide Sales and Service – A listing of Microchip sales and
service locations, and telephone numbers worldwide.

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Conventions Used in this Guide
This manual uses the following documentation conventions:
Updates
All documentation becomes dated, and this device specification is no
exception. Since MPLAB, PRO MATE II and other Microchip tools are
constantly evolving to meet customer needs, some MPLAB dialogs and/or
tool descriptions may differ from those in this document. Please refer to our
web site to obtain the latest documentation available.
Documentation Conventions
Description Represents Examples
Angle Brackets: < > Delimiters for special keys. <TAB>, <ESC>
Italic characters Referenced books.
MPLAB™ User’s
Guide
Courier Font User entered code or sample
code. #define ENIGMA
Underlined, Italics Text
with Right Arrow Defines a menu selection from the menu bar.
File > Save
0xnnn 0xnnn represents a hexadeci-
mal number where n is a hexa-
decimal digit.
0xFFFF, 0x007A
In-text Bold Characters Designates a button. OK, Cancel

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Recommended Reading
This document describes PRO MATE II socket modules and device-specific
programming options. For more information on using the PRO MATE II and
general programming procedures, please refer to the
PRO MATE II User’s
Guide
. For the latest PRO MATE II information, please refer to the
README.PRO file.
README.PRO
For the latest information on PRO MATE II, read the README.PRO file
(ASCII text file) included with the PRO MATE II software. This README file
contains update information that may not be included in this document.
PRO MATE II User’s Guide (DS30028)
This user’s guide describes how to set up and use PRO MATE II. General
programming procedures are detailed for PICmicro®, KEELOQ and memory
devices.
MPLAB User’s Guide (DS51025)
Comprehensive guide that describes installation and features of Microchip’s
MPLAB Integrated Development Environment, as well as the editor and
simulator functions in the MPLAB environment.
Technical Library CD-ROM (DS00161)
This CD-ROM contains comprehensive data sheets for Microchip PICmicro
devices available at the time of print. To obtain this disk, contact the nearest
Microchip Sales and Service location (see back page) or download individual
data sheet files from the Microchip website (http://www.microchip.com).
Embedded Control Handbook Vol.1 & 2 (DS00092 & DS00167)
These handbooks contain a wealth of information about microcontroller
applications. To obtain these documents, contact the nearest Microchip Sales
and Service location (see back page).
The application notes described in these manuals are also obtainable from
Microchip Sales and Service locations or from the Microchip web site (http://
www.microchip.com).
Microsoft Windows Manuals
Microchip software documentation assumes that you are familiar with the
Microsoft Windows operating system. Many excellent references exist for this
software program, and should be consulted for general operation of Windows.

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The Microchip Internet Web Site
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Connecting to the Microchip Internet Web Site
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The web site and file transfer site provide a variety of services. Users may
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• Microchip Consultant Program Member Listing
• Links to other useful web sites related to Microchip Products
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• Listing of seminars and events

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Chapter 1. Socket Modules
1.1 Introduction
This chapter lists the partnumbers for the socket modules that support
each device and discusses the life expectancy and cleaning procedures
for the different socket types. These sockets work on both PRO MATE and
PROMATE II. For socket modules with two sets of screws, the longer screws
are for PRO MATE and the shorter screws are for PRO MATE II.
1.2 Highlights
The topics covered in this chapter are:
• Currently Supported Devices and Socket Modules
• Socket Life Expectancy and Cleaning Procedures
1.3 Currently Supported Devices and Socket
Modules
Table 1.1 defines the acronyms for the microcontroller device packages.
Table 1.2 lists the part numbers for the socket modules that support each
device.
Table: 1.1 Device Package Names
DIP Dual Inline Package PLCC Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier
SOIC Small Outline Integrated Circuit MQFP Metric Quad Flat Pack
SSOP Shrink Small Outline Package TQFP Thin Quad Flat Pack

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Table: 1.2 Socket Module and Supported Devices Cross-Reference
Model Name/
Part Number Pin Count DIP SOIC SSOP PLCC MQFP TQFP
24CXX/
24LCXX 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
93CXX/
93LCXX 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS200 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS201 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS300 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS301 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS320 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS360 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS361 8 AC004001 AC004002 ————
HCS410 8 AC004001 —————
HCS412 8 AC004001 AC164002 ————
HCS512 8 AC164001 —————
PIC12C508 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12C508A 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12C509 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12C509A 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12CE518 8 AC124001 AC124001 AC164026 ———
PIC12CE519 8 AC124001 AC124001 AC164026 ———
PIC12C671 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12C672 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12EC673 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC12EC674 8 AC124001 AC124001 ————
PIC14C000 28 AC144001 AC144002 AC124002 ———
PIC16C505 14 AC124001 AC164026 ————
PIC16C52 18/20 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C54 18/20 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C54A 18/20 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C54B 18/20 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C54C 18/20 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C55 28 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C55A 28 AC164001 AV164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C554 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C558 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C56 18/20 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C56A 18/20 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
Shaded area indicates not applicable.
* When using a 28-pin device in a 40-pin socket, align pin 1 to the pin 1 indicator (socket is top justified).

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PIC16C57 28 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C57C 28 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C58A 18/20 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C58B 18/20 AC164001 AC164002 AC164015 ———
PIC16C62A 28 AC164012 AC164017 AC164021 ———
PIC16C62B 28 AC164012 AC164017 AC164021 ———
PIC16C620 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C620A 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C621 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C621A 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C622 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C622A 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16CE623 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16CE624 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16CE625 18/20 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C63 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C63A28AC164012AC164017————
PIC16C64A 40/44 AC164012 — — AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C642 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C65A 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C65B 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C66 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C662 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C67 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C71 18 AC164010 AC164010 ————
PIC16C710 18 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C711 18 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C715 18 AC164010 AC164010 AC164018 ———
PIC16C72 28 AC164012 AC164017 AC164021 ———
PIC16C72A 28 AC164012 AC164017 AC164021 ———
PIC16C73A 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C73B 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C74A 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C74B 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C76 28 AC164012 AC164017 ————
PIC16C77 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 AC164014 AC164020
PIC16C773 28 AC164012 AC164017 AC164021 ———
PIC16C774 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 — AC164020
Model Name/
Part Number Pin Count DIP SOIC SSOP PLCC MQFP TQFP
Shaded area indicates not applicable.
* When using a 28-pin device in a 40-pin socket, align pin 1 to the pin 1 indicator (socket is top justified).

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PIC16F83 18 AC164010 AC164010 ————
PIC16F84 18 AC164010 AC164010 ————
PIC16F84A 18 AC164010 AC164010 ————
PIC16F877 40/44 AC164012 —— AC164013 — AC164020
PIC16C923 64/68 AC164025 —— AC164022 — AC164023
PIC16C924 64/68 AC164025 —— AC164022 — AC164023
PIC17C42A 40/44 AC174001 —— AC174002 AC174004 AC174005
PIC17C43 40/44 AC174001 —— AC174002 AC174004 AC174005
PIC17C44 40/44 AC174001 —— AC174002 AC174004 AC174005
PIC17C752 64/68 AC174009 —— AC174007 — AC174008
PIC17C756 64/68 AC174009 —— AC174007 — AC174008
PIC17C756A 64/68 AC174009 —— AC174007 — AC174008
PIC17C762 80/84 — — — AC174012 — AC174011
PIC17C766 80/84 — — — AC174012 — AC174011
Model Name/
Part Number Pin Count DIP SOIC SSOP PLCC MQFP TQFP
Shaded area indicates not applicable.
* When using a 28-pin device in a 40-pin socket, align pin 1 to the pin 1 indicator (socket is top justified).

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Chapter 1. Socket Modules
1.4 Socket Life Expectancy and Cleaning
Procedures
Microchip uses socket modules from several manufacturers. Table 1.3 gives
the expected life (in number of automatic insertions) and cleaning method for
each socket module as reported by the manufacturer.
1.4.1 Manufacturer
Look at the socket module to determine the name of the manufacturer. The
Yamaichi socket is not labeled; identify a Yamaichi socket by looking for the
letters IC51– (as the prefix to a part number) on the socket.
1.4.2 Insertions
The expected life for manual insertions has been found to be less than the
manufacturer’s reported number. The number of manual insertions depends
on the socket condition and how often the socket is cleaned.
Careless insertions or dirty socket conditions can bring the number of
insertions down to less than 5,000. Cleanliness and care in inserting devices
into a socket are most important with surface mount devices as the socket
contactors must remain planar to function properly.
Any bent or nonplanar contacts will result in a failure. Nonplanar socket
module contacts occur earlier in the life of a socket module when devices are
inserted manually into a socket module. Early contact failure from manual
insertions is due to the nonrepeatability of the manual insertion method.
Therefore, the listed number of insertions may not be reached for sockets
where devices are inserted manually. No good method exists to ensure that
the contacts are planar.
Table: 1.3 Socket Life Expectancy and Cleaning Method
Manufacturer Insertions Cleaning Method
Aries (28 pin) 10,000 #2
AMP (18 pin) 25,000 #2
3M Textool 10,000 #1
AMP (Dip) 25,000 #2
3M Textool (SOIC) 10,000 #1
Aries 10,000 #2
Yamaichi 25,000 #1

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1.4.3 Cleaning Method
Method #1 – Methyl Alcohol
Clean with methyl alcohol, and then blow off the contacts with dry
compressed air.
Method #2 – Not Recommended
There is no cleaning procedure for this socket type. If contacts get extremely
contaminated, replace the socket module.
DANGER
Methyl alcohol is highly flammable. Use methyl
alcohol in a well ventilated area away from sparks,
flames or any other source of ignition. Methyl
alcohol is poisonous and may cause blindness if
taken internally. Avoid inhaling methyl alcohol vapor.

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Chapter 2. Programming Devices with Calibration
2.1 Introduction
This chapter deals exclusively with information about programming devices
with calibration:
• PIC12C508/508A
• PIC12C509/509A
• PIC12CE518
• PIC12CE519
• PIC12C671
• PIC12C672
• PIC12EC673
• PIC12EC674
• PIC14C000
• PIC16C505
2.2 Highlights
The topics covered in this chapter are:
• Programmer Dialogs
• Calibration Windows

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2.3 Programmer Dialogs
PRO MATE II Device Programmer and Configuration Bits dialogs for devices
requiring calibration are the same as any other PICmicro device
(Figure 2.1and Figure 2.2). Follow the instructions detailing how to program
PICmicro devices in the
PRO MATE II User’s Guide (DS30028).
Figure 2.1: Device Programmer Dialog – PIC14C000
Figure 2.2: Configuration Bits Dialog – PIC14C000