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PSX1000/500 (Flash Support)

Data I/O Corp.


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3/30/98 4:18:59 PM

Vendor Information


Tool Description:

Data I/O's PSX Parallel Programmers are a family of gang/set programmers that can be configured for any production volume. The PSX400 is an affordable low volume 8-socket machine that supports flash in popular SOP, DIP, and PLCC packages; the PSX500 programs up to 10 devices in virtually any package for medium volume applications; the PSX1000 can program up to 20 devices at one time in virtually any package, and is the highest throughput gang/set programmer available for high volume applications.<BR>
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PSX programming algorithms are executed using programmable state machines that are optimized in hardware for fast execution. Programming times for up to 20 1-Mbit parts are on the order of 30 seconds for a blank check, illegal bit check, programming, a two pass verify, and a sumcheck calculation.<BR>
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The design of the programming hardware is such that parts are easily loaded/unloaded from the PSX and a single knob/button activates all sockets. Data files are downloaded through either a serial port at rates of up to 115.2kbaud or an IEEE-488 interface at rates of up to 170 Kbytes/sec.<BR>
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The PSX can operate standalone with a 4-button, 2X40 LCD display, or the entire production process can be controlled through a PC with the TaskLink Production Control Software Package for Windows. Operators execute user-programmable tasks that eliminate the mistakes that result in scrap and rework throughout the board assembly process.<BR>
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For Miniature Card adapting hardware, see Tool Type category
"Miniature Card-to-PC Card Adapter".

Tool Features:

  • 1, 8, 16 or 64 Mbytes RAM

  • IEEE-488 interface transfers data files at up to 170 Kbytes/sec

  • Stand alone or PC-driven using TaskLink production control software for Windows*

  • Ergonomic design for rapid loading/unloading of parts

  • Isolated sockets

  • Programmable state machine architecture optimized for algorithm speed

  • PSX400 programs up to 8 devices at one time in PSOP, TSOP, DIP, PLCC packages

  • PSX500 programs up to 10 devices at one time in any device package

  • PSX1000 programs up to 20 devices at one time in any device package

  • Gang/set programs flash memory, memory cards, microcontrollers and other programmable devices

    • File Attachments:

    PRPSX1K.PDF - Data I/O Press Release Detailing the use of the PSX1000 in Intel's Quality flow process.

    Supported Device Detail Matrix:

    		Part & Package

    		Revision

    		Status

    		Availability

    		Adapter

    		28F001BX - PDIP-32 ld
    28F001BX - PLCC-32 ld
    28F001BX - TSOP-32 ld
    28F002BC - PDIP-40 ld
    28F002BC - PSOP-44 ld
    28F002BC - TSOP-40 ld
    28F002BX/BL - TSOP-40 ld
    28F004BX/BL - TSOP-40 ld
    28F200BX/BL - PSOP-44 ld
    28F200BX/BL - TSOP-56 ld
    28F400BX/BL - PSOP-44 ld
    28F400BX/BL - TSOP-56 ld

    		3.4/3.61
    3.4/3.61
    3.7
    3.7
    3.8
    3.6
    3.5/3.61
    3.5/3.61
    3.7
    3.7
    3.7
    3.7

    		Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released
    Released

    		AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE
    AVAILABLE

    		PSX-48DIP
    32PLCC(32)/HT
    32TSOP
    999-0017-001
    44SOIC-530
    40TSOP
    40TSOP
    40TSOP
    44SOIC-530
    PSX-56TSOP
    44SOIC-530
    PSX-56TSOP

    Vendor Information:


    Data I/O Corp.

    10525 Willows Road NE
    Redmond , WA 98073
    USA
    (425) 881-6444

    Tech : (800) 247-5700
    Email : telsales@data-io.com
    Fax : (425) 882-1043
    Toll Free : (800) 332-8246
    BBS : (425) 882-3211
    URL : http://www.data-io.com

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