
7 . ROM writer
(2)
Function (FUN
2)
Memory
pack
is copied
and
loaded
with
this function
when
the
memory
pack
is
set
on
PGM]-R.
Three
modes
are
selected
by
key-in operation
shown
in Fig. 7.1.
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Mode 0
PROM
I
Mode 1
I
Buffer RAM
I
Mode 2
,
0
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~
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PGMJ-R
;v1emory
pack
lk
EEPROM:
0
2k
EEPROM:
1
2k
EPROM : 2
Mode 0 :
Programs
are
transfered
between
the
basic unit
and
the
memory
pack.
Mode 1 :
Programs
are
transfered
between
the
basic unit and PGM]-R.
Mode 2 :
Programs
are
transfered
between
PGM]-R
and
the
memory
pack.
Fig. 7.1 Modes of
RO?\1
writer
(2)
function
Mode
0 is
the
normal key-in 1'lrocedure,
because
programs are
transfered
between
the
basic unit
and
the
memory
pack.
Mode 2 is selected,
when
the
programs
of A
memory
pack is copied to B
memory
pack
without
changing
the
programs
of
the
basic
unit
Table
7.1
shows
key-in
procedure
of ROM writer
(2)
function.
<Notice>
1.
If
2k
EEPROM
memory
pack
is
operated
as
2k
EPROM
(
§]
~
[0
IE
1\
T I
).
2k
EEPROM
memory
pack
might
be
damaged
L EPROM
is
specified
2.
Programs
are
scrambled
by
loading operation
without
setting
the
memory
pack
on PGM]-R.
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