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Overview
Three FlashRunner Matrix Inside a Fixture
FlashRunner FR01M01 is a member of the FlashRunner
I Series of universal, standalone in-system
programmers. It is targeted at production environments,
easily and seamlessly integrates on test fixtures
and can work either in full standalone mode
or controlled by a host system. FlashRunner
FR01M01 provides connections for programming
up to eight ISP sites thanks to the built-in
ISP lines multiplexing.
- Eight ISP sites (multiplexed);
- Fastest programming algorithms (as fast
as target device's memory technology limit),
approved by silicon manufacturers;
- Easy ATE integration;
- Standalone operations (projects and code
images stored on a memory card);
- Also controllable by any host system via
RS-232 or Ethernet;
- Supports most ISP protocols (BDM, JTAG,
SPI, I2C, MON, ICC, SCI, etc.);
- Flexible, fully configurable;
- Compact and robust design for production
environments;
- Data integrity guaranteed (every data transfer
to/from the host system or Secure Digital
card is CRC tagged).
Hardware Features
FlashRunner Matrix
FlashRunner features state-of-the-art electronics
to provide you with high integration flexibility
in a compact footprint.
- 9 to 24V power supply input;
- Five digital I/O lines per ISP site;
- Two digital I/O or analog output lines per
ISP site;
- Two programmable output voltages (0 to 14.5V,
250mA and 0 to 5.5V, 500mA) per ISP site;
- One programmable clock output per ISP site;
- Secure Digital memory card (up to 2 GB);
- 512 bytes on-board dynamic memory;
- On-board timekeeper and calendar;
- I/O protection;
- Optoisolated inputs for project selection;
- Two optoisolated command inputs (START and
STOP);
- Three optoisolated status outputs (FAIL,
PASS, BUSY);
- One optoisolated RS-232 channel;
- One optoisolated Ethernet channel.
FlashRunner's open architecture makes its
firmware easily upgradable to support both new
devices and new features.
Software Features
FlashRunner Control Panel
FlashRunner Matrix is set up and controlled
via ASCII-based commands. FlashRunner can receive
and execute commands in two ways:
- Over the RS-232 or Ethernet connection
(Host mode);
- Via "scripts" stored in its SD
card (Standalone mode).
In the first case, FlashRunner is controlled
by a host system (e.g. Windows HyperTerminal);
in the latter case, FlashRunner works in standalone
mode and is fully autonomous.
- Fully autonomous standalone mode thanks
to its SD memory card (FAT16);
- Controllable by any host system through
a terminal utility and simple ASCII protocol;
- Unlimited projects (scripts);
- Log files;
- Erase, blank check, program, read, verify,
oscillator trimming, etc.
FlashRunner comes with a Windows utility that
allows you to communicate with the instrument
and perform the most common operations: send
commands, manage SD card files, update the instrument's
firmware, etc.
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