***************************************************************************** * * * * * HELP FOR SST DEVICES (informal document) * * * ** ** ** To find the application notes for your device search for the ** ** 'core' part name. As an example using the 49LF016C 32 pin TSOP ** ** you would search this document for the entry "49LF016" ** ** ** * * ***************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** 49LF004C -------------- Data in the programmer's User Memory is partitioned as follows: in bytes -------------- USER PROGRAM MAIN MEMORY : 000000 -> 07FFFF hex ( Sector # 0 ->10) PROTECTED DATA AREA : 080000 -> 082FFF hex ( Sector # 11 ->13) SECURITY ID SPACE : 083000 -> 08301F hex This device has 12K bytes of PROTECTED DATA AREA located at [80000h-82FFFh]. This device offers 256-bit SECURITY ID space ( 32 bytes) represented in the last 32 bytes of device data [at 83000H-->8301FH ]. The first 64 bits of this SECURITY ID space [ 83000H-->83007H ]are factory programmed. The remaining 192 bits of SECURITY ID space,[ 83008H-->8301FH ] are one time user programmable. To enable programming and verifying user programmable SECURITY ID bits [ 83008H-->8301FH ] you will need to make sure that the "Program protect reg" flag is switched to "Y" in the Program device screen. These user programmable. SECURITY ID bits [ 83008H-->8301FH ]can be further disabled for any write operations by setting the "Program security fuse" switch to "Y" in the Program device screen. NOTE:-The user programmable. SECURITY ID bits [ 83008H-->8301FH ] are one time programmable. An attempt to re-program locations [ 83008H-->8301FH ] will result in a programming error. **************************************************************************** 49LF016CE 49LF016CW -------------- Data in the programmer's User Memory is partitioned as follows: in bytes -------------- USER PROGRAM MAIN MEMORY : 000000 --> 1FFFFF hex ( Sector # 0 -->34} SECURITY ID SPACE : 200000 --> 20001F hex This device offers 256-bit SECURITY ID space ( 32 bytes) represented in the last 32 bytes of device data [at 200000H-->20001FH ]. The first 64 bits of this SECURITY ID space [ 200000H-->200007H ]are factory programmed. The remaining 192 bits of SECURITY ID space,[ 200008H-->20001FH ] are one time user programmable. To enable programming and verifying user programmable SECURITY ID bits [ 200008H-->20001FH ] you will need to make sure that the "Program protect reg" flag is switched to "Y" in the Program device screen. These user programmable. SECURITY ID bits [ 200008H-->20001FH ]can be further disabled for any write operations by setting the "Program security fuse" switch to "Y" in the Program device screen. NOTE:-The user programmable. SECURITY ID bits [ 200008H-->20001FH ] are one time programmable. An attempt to re-program locations [ 200008H-->20001FH ] will result in a programming error. ****************************************************************************