QV400D Quadravox Inc, QV400D Datasheet - Page 12

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 2. Getting Started / Installation

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Windows 3.1X installation:

Windows 95 (or later) Installation:

This version is no longer shipped. You can download it from our Web page at www.quadravox.com

(“Support” section).

Put the floppy disk in your floppy drive. Go into your Windows file manager, and run setup.exe from

the floppy drive. This program will install all necessary files on your hard drive. The installation

should take much less than 5 minutes. It creates a Quadravox program group, with one icon for

QV400S1.exe

Remove power from your programmer board QV400D (ex-iQbox). Remove the PIC microcontroller

(marked U2) from its 28pin socket and replace it with the new revision K version. The notch of the

PIC chip should be towards the same end of the board as the release handles for the ISD sockets. It

will probably be necessary to gently bend the rows of pins towards each other to allow the chip to fit.

Do this against a flat surface such as a desktop.

Connect the power supply to your QV400D.

Run QV400S1.exe from your file manager or from the icon just installed. You can invoke all help

files from within QV400S. Enter the frequency value noted above when prompted.

Don't hesitate to drop us a line at our Web site: http//www.quadravox.com, in case you experience

any problem.

Quadravox, Inc

QV400D User’s Guide