AE-ISP-U1 Phyton Inc, AE-ISP-U1 Datasheet - Page 13

• Manufacturer Part Number: AE-ISP-U1
• Description: ADAPTER 28-DIP TO BH-10
• Manufacturer: Phyton Inc

Specifications of AE-ISP-U1

• Module/board Type: Adapter DIP28/BH-10
• For Use With/related Products: ChipProg+, ChipProg-40, ChipProg-48, ChipProg-G4, ChipProg-ISP
• For Use With: CHIPPROG-G4 - PROGRAMMER GANG 4 SOCKETCHIPPROG-40 - PROGRAMMER STANDALONE 40-DIPCHIPPROG-48 - PROGRAMMER STANDALONE 48-DIP
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

AE-ISP-U1
Recommended connection:
Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins:
http://www.phyton.com/downloads/adp/HTML/ae-isp-u1.html
Recommended value of resistors R1..R2 is 2k or more. You can also use jumpers instead of the
resistors.
ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
Adapter Output connector, BH-10 ATxMega
1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
CLOCK
DATA
GND
Vcc
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Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the
targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer (Vdd).
This is possible only if the target does not consume
too much energy. A capacity of the target power
circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external
power supply. In this case the power output from the
programmer should not be connected with the target.
The target system should be tolerant to applying
logical signals with the voltage levels exceeding the
voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target
from both the programmer and built-in or external
power supply simultaneously.
Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R2 resistors is to isolate the
programmed chip from rest of target system.
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