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General| Brand | Sofi |
|---|---|
| Model | SP8 Series |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Lists key features and specifications of the SP8 programmers.
Compares the functions of different SP8 series models.
Details the physical components and interfaces of the SP8 programmers.
Step-by-step guide for installing the FlyPRO software.
Instructions for installing the necessary USB drivers for the programmer.
Outlines the general workflow for using the SP8 programmers.
Explains how to correctly position chips in the programmer's socket.
Describes the In-System Programming mode and its connection methods.
Details how to use the programmer without a computer connection.
Overview of the FlyPRO driver software and its capabilities.
Lists the key attributes and features of the FlyPRO software.
Describes the layout and main elements of the FlyPRO software interface.
Guide on selecting the correct chip type and manufacturer within the software.
Instructions on loading programming code files into the software buffer.
Explains how to save data from the buffer to a file.
Details various settings and configurations available in the software.
Describes how to check the chip's identification details.
Explains the pin contact detection feature for reliable programming.
Covers the function for generating automatic serial numbers on chips.
Explains the user DLL interface for custom serial number renewal.
Details how to examine and compile data within the software buffer.
Instructions for copying data blocks within the buffer.
Explains how to perform logic operations on buffer data.
Describes the function to swap low and high bytes in the buffer.
How to set configuration parameters like fuse location and protection bits.
How to view details about the currently selected chip.
Explains the process and results of pin contact detection.
Guide to prepare data for offline programming mode.
How to view the data previously downloaded for offline use.
Explains why the erase function is not applicable to certain EEPROM-based chips.
Lists common causes for initialization errors during chip programming.
Describes prompts related to chip initialization failures.
Explains error messages when the programmer detects over-current.
Describes prompts for power conflicts during ISP programming.
Explains prompts when target board voltage is not detected in ISP mode.
Details warnings when loaded file data exceeds buffer capacity.
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