How to program EPROMs in SET MODE with Advin SuperPro-6100 programmer.

-- SET Mode with EVEN/ODD Split --
How to do ODD-EVEN splits when programming EPROMs.

Example: 16-Bit system using eight 27C512 EPROMs.
Using 1 data file, how to program 2x4 EPROMs with different data.

Link programmeing SET mode

Assuming device type "AM27C512" and filename has already been selected.
(1) To program EPROM "A0": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Even Set [File Address]=0. Click [Program]
(2) To program EPROM "A1": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Odd Set [File Address]=0. Click [Program]
(3) To program EPROM "B0": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Even Set [File Address]=20000. (Because the previous two 27C512 holds 20,000H bytes. This number needs to be adjusted if you are using other sizes of EPROMs) Click [Program]
(4) To program EPROM "B1": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Odd Set [File Address]=20000. Click [Program]
(5) To program EPROM "C0": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Even Set [File Address]=40000. Click [Program]
(6) To program EPROM "C1": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Odd Set [File Address]=40000. Click [Program]
(7) To program EPROM "D0": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Even Set [File Address]=60000. Click [Program]
(8) To program EPROM "D1": Click [Load File] icon. Set [File Mode]=Odd Set [File Address]=60000. Click [Program]
Hints:
(a) If your data file does not change frequently, you can save your settings for the EPROMs after EACH of the above steps. For example, for EPROM A0, after [Program], you can save into A0.prj. Then next time you want to burn A0, all you need to do is [Load Project] A0.prj, then do [Program]. No need to select device type, specify filename, set file address, etc.
(b) For more details about project files, please see: How to Setup Project Files

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