QV400D Quadravox Inc, QV400D Datasheet - Page 47

Manufacturer Part Number

QV400D

Description

CHIPCORDER PROTOTYPE TOOL KIT

Manufacturer

Quadravox Inc

Series

ChipCorder®r

Type

Quadravox Prototyping Kitr

Datasheet

1.QV400D.pdf (73 pages)

Contents

Programmer Board with two empty ZIF Sockets, Cable, Power Supply, Software and Documentation

For Use With/related Products

Winbond ChipCorder® Devices

Lead Free Status / RoHS Status

Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Chapter 6. Sample Project for QV400S & ISD chips

Open New Project

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In the notation described above, select menu Project..., then option New... .

A dialog called “Project Type Selection” appears. Choose ISD Project and click *OK*.

A File Open dialog appears. The default extension for ISD QV400S projects is .QSD. Since this is a

new project, you have to type, for example, sample.qsd

The project file can reside anywhere, since it will carry the full path to each of its files, but it is

generally a good idea to keep it in the directory where the files reside, in our case c:\dQbox\sample.

(Note that the files don't have to all be in the same directory, but they will be for this tutorial)

Another dialog appears. Only 2 fields are important: ISD System Selection and ISD Chip Selection.

Use the scroll down to select the ISD hardware you are working with. Also, select the ISD chip you will

be programming. Don’t worry, you can always change your mind later. When done, click *OK*. The

project window appears, and it is empty. Two other windows are created at this time, the

concatenation window, and the project information window.

Now, we must Add Files to the project.

/Project.../New../

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