Simplex Aval PKW1100 Bedienungsanleitung

Aval PKW1100 PROM Burner

User’s Guide





2001 Simplex Time Recorder Co., Westminster, MA 01441 USA

All specifications and other information shown were current as of publication, and are subject to change without notice.

579-317

Rev. A

The 4100 Programmer software does not support the Aval PKW1100 PROM Burner. This

publication will show you how to manually download software to the PROM burner and then

show you how to burn the PROMs.

• 4100 Programming Unit with appropriate software.

• Available communications port configured as COM1.

• RS-232 Null Modem Cable.

• Aval PWK1100 PROM Burner.

This publication discusses the following topics:

Topic See Page #

Introduction 1

Setup 1

Download 4

At the C:\> prompt, type mode com1: 9600,n,8,1 to set up the correct communications

parameters for COM1.

Connect one end of the download cable to COM1 on the 4100 Programming Unit and connect the

other end to the RS-232 port of the PROM burner.

Follows Steps 1 through 9 to verify the setup on the PROM burner. Figures 1 through 9 represent

screens displayed on the PROM burner’s LCD.

NOTE: Actual screen information may differ from illustrations.

1. Turn the PROM burner ON.

• Unit beeps and Figure 1 appears.

Figure 1

Introduction

Overview

Requirements

In this Publication

Setup

COM Port

PROM Burner

A11

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

firealarmresources.com

2. Verify that the Bit Form selection is set to D8, S1, No by pressing SET and

then 0.

• Figure 2 appears with D8, S1, No blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 2

3. Verify that the Xon/Xoff selection is set to RTS/CTS by pressing SET and then

• Figure 3 appears with RTS/CTS blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 3

4. Verify that the Format selection is set to Motorola by pressing SET and then 5.

• Figure 4 appears with Motorola blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 4

Bit Form D8 S1 Odd

D8 S1 Evn

Select > D8 S1 No

SET or - D7 S2 Odd

Xon/Xoff

Disable

Select > RTS/CTS

SET or - XON/XOFF

Format Ex Tekhex

St Tekhex

Select > Motorola

SET or - Intel hex

firealarmresources.com

5. Verify that the T/R speed is set to 9600 by pressing SET and then 1.

• Figure 5 appears with 9600 blinking. To change the option, press the SET

or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking option by

pressing JOB.

Figure 5

6. Verify that the Device Maker is set to AUTO by pressing JOB, SET, 1, and 0.

• Figure 6 appears with AUTO blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB. In approximately 10 seconds, the screen will

change to: Device Item No. > with options 0 – 3. At this time, press

JOB.

Figure 6

7. Verify that the Check sum is set to Normal by pressing JOB and then 7.

• Figure 7 appears with Normal blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB. If the screen displays “Device error,” ignore this

message and continue.

Figure 7

8. Verify that the Margn chk is set to Enable by pressing JOB, SET, and 3.

• Figure 8 appears with Enable blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 8

T/R speed 75

19200

Select > 9600

SET or - 4800

Device ATMEL

Maker AMD

Select > AUTO

SET or - XICOR

Check sum

Reverse

Select > Normal

SET or -

Margn chk

Disable

Select > Enable

SET or -

firealarmresources.com

9. Verify that the Word type is set to Even-Low by pressing JOB, SET, and 8.

• Figure 9 appears with Even-Low blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 9

Follow Steps 10 through 17 to manually download CFIG software. Figures 10

through 15 represent screens displayed on the PROM burner’s LCD.

NOTE: Actual screen information may differ from the illustrations.

10. Turn the PROM burner ON.

11. Lift the locking lever of the PROM socket and insert a blank chip into Socket B

or C. Lock the chip into place by pushing the lever down.

12. Clear the PROM burner buffer by pressing JOB,A, and SET.

• Figure 10 appears.

Figure 10

13. Invert the PROM burner by pressing JOB,B, and SET.

• Figure 11 appears.

Figure 11

14. Select the All option by pressing JOB,SET, and 2. This selection is used to

burn the CFIG Software.

• Figure 12 appears with All blinking. To change the option, press the SET

or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking option by

pressing JOB.

Download

CFIG Software

Word type

Even-High

Select > Even-Low

SET or -

Clear finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

Invert finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

firealarmresources.com

Figure 12

15. Set the PROM burner for serial download by pressing JOB,D,0, and SET.

• Figure 13 appears.

Figure 13

16. Exit the 4100 programmer. At the DOS prompt, change to the directory where

the job name is located and type the following:

• type XXXXXXXX.mot >com1: (where XXXXXXXX represents the job

name) and then press Enter to download the CFIG software to the PROM

burner.

The asterisk in Figure 13 will blink until the software is successfully

downloaded.

17. To burn a CFIG chip, ensure that the chip is locked into the appropriate socket

(B or C); then press PROG and SET.

• Figure 14 appears with the asterisk to the left of Prog blinking. Figure 15

appears after a successful burn.

Follow Steps 18 through 29 to manually download 4020 or 4100 Executive software.

Figures 16 through 21 represent screens displayed on the PROM burner’s LCD.

NOTE: Actual screen information may differ from the illustrations.

18. Turn the PROM burner ON.

19. Lift the locking lever of the PROM socket and insert a blank chip into Socket B

or C. Lock the chip into place by pushing the lever down.

20. Clear the PROM burner buffer by pressing JOB,A, and SET.

• Figure 16 appears.

4020 or 4100

Executive Software

Set prog Odd

Even

Select > All

SET or - Series

RS recv

Motorola 00000000

* Receiving…

9600 D8 S1 No

ure 14

Auto prog All

INTEL 27C020

* Prog

[>>>>>> ]

Figure 15

Auto prog finished

SumB=DF1D

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

firealarmresources.com

Figure 16

21. Invert the PROM burner by pressing JOB,B, and SET.

• Figure 17 appears.

Figure 17

22. Select the All option by pressing JOB,SET, and 2. This selection is used to

burn the 4020 and 4100 Executive software.

• Figure 18 appears with All blinking. To change the option, press the SET

or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking option by

pressing JOB.

Figure 18

23. Set the PROM burner for serial download by pressing JOB,D,0, and SET.

• Figure 19 appears.

Figure 19

24. Exit the 4100 programmer. At the DOS prompt C:\4100Px> (where x

represents the software version), type one of the following:

• type 4020.mot>com1: and then press Enter to download the 4020

Executive software to the PROM burner.

• type sys4100.mot>com1: and then press Enter to download the 4100

Executive software to the PROM burner.

The asterisk in Figure 19 will blink until the software is successfully

downloaded.

Clear finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

Invert finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

Set prog Odd

Even

Select > All

SET or - Series

RS recv

Motorola 00000000

* Receiving…

9600 D8 S1 No

firealarmresources.com

25. Set the PROM burner for serial download by pressing JOB,D,0, and SET.

26. At the DOS prompt C:\4100Px> (where x represents the software version), type

the following:

• type msglib.mot>com1: and then press Enter to download this file to the

PROM burner.

The asterisk in Figure 19 will blink until the file is successfully downloaded.

27. To burn a 4020 or 4100 chip, ensure that the chip is locked into the appropriate

socket (B or C); then press PROG and SET.

• Figure 20 appears with the asterisk to the left of Prog blinking. Figure 21

appears after a successful burn.

Follow Steps 28 through 37 to manually download 4100+/UT Executive software.

Figures 22 through 27 represent screens displayed on the PROM burner’s LCD.

NOTE: Actual screen information may differ from the illustrations.

28. Turn the PROM burner ON.

29. Lift the locking lever of the PROM socket and insert a blank chip. Lock the

chip into place by pushing the lever down. To program a two-chip set, insert the

lower chip into Socket B and the upper chip into Socket C.

30. Clear the PROM burner buffer by pressing JOB,A, and SET.

• Figure 22 appears.

Figure 22

31. Invert the PROM burner by pressing JOB,B, and SET.

• Figure 23 appears.

Figure 23

4100+/UT Executive

Software

ure 20

Auto prog All

INTEL 27C020

* Prog

[>>>>>> ]

Figure 21

Auto prog finished

SumB=DF1D

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

Clear finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

Invert finished

AUTO AUTO

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

firealarmresources.com

579-317

Rev. A

32. Select the Word option by pressing JOB,SET, and 2. This selection is used to

burn 4100+/UT Executive software.

• Figure 24 appears with Word blinking. To change the option, press the

SET or ( - ) button until desired option is blinking. Select the blinking

option by pressing JOB.

Figure 24

33. Set the PROM burner for serial download by pressing JOB,D,0, and SET.

• Figure 25 appears.

Figure 25

34. Exit the 4100 programmer. At the DOS prompt C:\4100Px> (where x

represents the software version), type the following:

• type ut.mot>com1: and then press Enter to download the 4100+/UT

Executive software to the PROM burner.

The asterisk in Figure 25 will blink until the file is successfully downloaded.

35. Set the PROM burner for serial download by pressing JOB,D,0, and SET.

36. At the DOS prompt C:\4100Px> (where x represents the software version), type

the following:

• type msglib.mot>com1: and then press Enter to download this file to the

PROM burner.

The asterisk in Figure 25 will blink until the file is successfully downloaded.

37. To burn 4100+/UT chips, ensure that the chips are locked into the appropriate

sockets; then press PROG and SET.

• Figure 26 appears with the asterisk to the left of Prog blinking. Figure 27

appears after a successful burn.

Set prog All

Series

Select > Word

SET or - Odd

RS recv

Motorola 00000000

* Receiving…

9600 D8 S1 No

ure 26

Auto prog Word

INTEL 27CX010

* Prog

[>>>>>> ]

Figure 27

Auto prog finished

SumB=9D1E SumC=3F02

Command >

Menu: [9] - [F]

firealarmresources.com

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Andere Simplex Computerhardware Handbücher

Simplex

Simplex XPS Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4100-5116 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4100-3109 IDNet 2 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4001-9813 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4100-3101 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex SafeLINC 4120 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4100-5124 Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex XSIG Bedienungsanleitung

Simplex

Simplex 4100-3115 XALIC Installationsanleitung

Beliebte Computerhardware Handbücher anderer Marken

EMC2

EMC2 VNX Series Betriebsanleitung

Panasonic

Panasonic DV0PM20105 Bedienungsanleitung

Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric Q81BD-J61BT11 Bedienungsanleitung

Gigabyte

Gigabyte B660M DS3H AX DDR4 Bedienungsanleitung

Raidon

Raidon iT2300 Bedienungsanleitung

National Instruments

National Instruments PXI-8186 Bedienungsanleitung

Hauppauge

Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-2250 Bedienungsanleitung

Kontron

Kontron CP6002 Bedienungsanleitung

Manhattan

Manhattan 702843 Bedienungsanleitung

Aphex

Aphex 230 Bedienungsanleitung

Intel

Intel NUC 12 Pro Bedienungsanleitung

Galaxy

Galaxy GHDX2-2430S-24F4D Bedienungsanleitung

Intel

Intel AXXRMFBU4 Bedienungsanleitung

Kontron

Kontron DIMM-PC/MD Bedienungsanleitung

ST X-NUCLEO-SAFEA1B Betriebsanleitung

STEINWAY LYNGDORF

STEINWAY LYNGDORF SP-1 Bedienungsanleitung

Advantech

Advantech ASMB-935 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Jupiter

Jupiter RAM PACK Bedienungsanleitung