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PSoC Programmer Version Beta Release
Release Date: 2006 Thank your interest PSoC Programmerversion 2.0. information this document lists installation requirements describes software updates changes. System Requirements Recommendations System Requirement Processor Speed Free Hard Drive Space Screen Resolution CD-ROM Drive Parallel Port Port, preferably Open Host Controller Universal Windows® 2000, (SP1) Microsoft Internet Explorer (SP1) Adobe Reader (For viewing documentation) Minimum 1024x768 Recommended 1280x1024
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driver supporting MiniProg engineering programmer certified Microsoft. Support available programming these devices: CY8C24894, CY8C24094, CY7C64215-48PVXC, CY8C24894-24LFXI, CYRF6953, CY8C21x23 pod. Command Line Interface (CLI) available documented Command Line Interface User Guide (psoc_programmer_cli.pdf), which installed main PSoC Programmer application folder. default location folder C:\Program Files\Cypress MicroSystems\PSoC Programmer. Correction some inconsistencies.
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Limitations When using ICE-4000, PSoC Programmer powers target systems during Power Cycle Programming Mode with (This always case when using ICE-4000.) This results applying 3.3V 2.7V systems, which cause damage, depending upon target system. unsure whether your system accepts power, Reset Programming mode with your system powered (see InSystem Programming section below). When using ICE-4000, Cube MiniProg1 programming, PSoC Programmer applies 3.3v XRES during connection. This cause power applied target system. During programming 3.3v applied target system's SCLK(P11),SDATA (P1-0), XRES pins. MiniProg1 programming device does support CY8C25/26xxx parts, although PSoC Programmer does (using ICE-4000). very infrequent connection issue notifies user that unknown device detected when MiniProg plugged Unplugging MiniProg then reconnecting solves this issue. Known Bugs Power Detect Programming Mode operational. This affects externally powered boards that expect system programming when device they plan program does have XRES pin. Verify does verify Flash security settings. MiniProg1 device could hang CY8C25/26xxx device encountered even though Device/Device Family selection something else. This hang condition persists until connection MiniProg1 device broken. must disconnect then reconnect MiniProg1. Disconnecting cable programming device while middle lengthy programming operation provides misleading results. Action pane message reports success, Results pane reports failure. usual result that operation failed. Programming CY7C60123 device fails when using ICE_CUBE, while MiniProg works correctly. Also PSoC Programmer experiences Can't Acquire Device errors CY7C64215-PVXC, CY7C63903-PVXC. PSoC Programmer crashes when MiniProg disconnected during operation. PSoC Programmer crashes when MiniProg (v1.67 older) opened from PSoC Designer. Upgrade firmware executing PSoC Programmer directly from Windows Start/All Programs menu choose Utilities/Upgrade Firmware menu selection.
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Power Device check does always match with status bar. Actions field does automatically wrap long text lines. long text, resize columns maximize window. After uninstalling program files remain. These files prevent installation from working properly. ensure complete uninstall/removal, first uninstall program then delete PSoC Programmer directory before installing version. In-System Programming PSoC Designer versions before provided device programming from within PSoC Designer. This type programming supported Reset Power Cycle programming through ICE. System Programming (ISP) cable could connected from 5-pin header target board. These earlier versions PSoC Designer programming support energizing programming signals proper programming voltages when Reset programming mode selected. Therefore, necessary connect ISSP header making possible successfully program device using Reset Programming mode. With PSoC Designer version device programming support moved from PSoC Designer into PSoC Programmer. PSoC Programmer DOES supply proper programming voltages ISSP signals when Reset programming mode selected. target board must supply header. This done avoid possible target board damage (e.g. volt target board should volts). Documentation Documentation available PSoC Programmer User Guide (PSoC_Programmer.chm) Command Line Interface User Guide (psoc_programmer_cli.pdf): these files located main PSoC Programmer application folder. default location folder C:\Program Files\Cypress MicroSystems\PSoC Programmer. additional assistance http://www.cypress.com contact Application Team 425.787.4814.
Cypress Semiconductor 2700 162nd Street Building Lynnwood, 98087 Phone: 425.787.4400 Fax: 425.787.4641 Application Support Hotline: 425.787.4814 http://www.cypress.com/ Copyright 2006 Cypress Semiconductor Corporation. rights reserved. "Programmable System-on-Chip," PSoC, PSoC Designer PSoC Express trademarks Cypress Semiconductor. other trademarks registered trademarks referenced herein property their respective owners. information contained herein subject change without notice. Made U.S.A.
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