ISPNANO S3 KIT Equinox Technologies, ISPNANO S3 KIT Datasheet - Page 111

• Manufacturer Part Number: ISPNANO S3 KIT
• Description: ISP PORTABLE PROGRAMMER
• Manufacturer: Equinox Technologies
• Series: -r
• Type: Portable ISPr

Specifications of ISPNANO S3 KIT

• Contents: Programmer, Cables, Power Supply
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• For Use With/related Products: ATMEL AT90S, AT90CAN, AT90USB, ATtiny, ATmega, AT91SAM7xx, Zensys Z-Wave, 24xxx Serial EEPROM's
• Other names: 483-1022; ISPNANO S3 KIT; Q5595084; T1310537

1.1 Overview
The ‘Remote Control Port’ features all the connections required to control the programmer via a
Status LEDs’ which allows the Status LEDs to be mounted remotely on a Test Fixture.
The functions of the ‘Remote Control Port’ are as follows:
1.2 Remote Control Port – connector pin-out
The pin-out for the ‘Remote Control Port’ is detailed in the table below.
Pin
No
1 + 2
3 + 4
5 + 6
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ISPnano Series Programmer - User Manual – V1.11 – 12
‘4-wire TTL control’ protocol or via a single ‘Start Switch’. It also features connections for ‘Remote
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3 x Remote Status LEDs
1 x Remote 4-wire TTL Control Port (START, BUSY, PASS, FAIL)
1 x Remote START signal (for Test Fixture Lid Switch)
Programmer
Pin name
REMOTE PASS LED
REMOTE BUSY LED
REMOTE FAIL LED
REMOTE START
SIGNAL
REMOTE JIG SWITCH
Input /
Output
P
P
P
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I
Notes
Connect to Remote ‘PASS’ LED:
Connect to Remote ‘BUSY’ LED:
Connect to Remote ‘FAIL’ LED:
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Remote Control Port
The connector is a 14-pin bump-polarised IDC
connector with 0.1” pin spacing.
Pin 1 is the top right pin as shown in the diagram
opposite.
pin 1 - LED anode (+ve)
pin 2 - LED cathode (-ve)
pin 3 – LED anode (+ve)
pin 4 – LED cathode (-ve)
pin 5 - LED anode (+ve)
pin 6 – LED cathode (-ve)
This is the TTL-4-wire Remote Control Port
‘START’ signal.
Connect to ‘START’ output of the Remote
System
Connect to switch (normally open) on Test
Fixture lid.
When the lid is closed this signal can be used to
automatically start a programming operation.
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