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Overview
FlashRunner Quattro is a high-integration
in-system gang programmer, based on the FlashRunner
patented technology. FlashRunner Quattro is
designed for programming multi-PCB panel assemblies,
and is based on the FlashRunner technology.
This means:
- Extremely fast programming (it is one of
the fastest in-system programming system on
the market);
- Standalone operations (projects and code
images stored on memory cards);
- Compact and robust design for production
environments.
FlashRunner Quattro is composed of a mainboard
which hosts the programming and demultiplexing
modules, plus various connectors used to interface
to the target system and host/ATE.
Available Models
FlashRunner Quattro is available in three
different models, to best suit different gang
programming needs.
| FR04A04 |
4
ISP channels system (4 true parallel channels),
no ISP channel demultiplexing |
| FR04A08 |
8
ISP channels system (4 parallel channels,
each demultiplexable to 2 channels, with
galvanic isolation) |
| FR04A16 |
16
ISP channels system (4 parallel channels,
each demultiplexable to 4 channels) |
Hardware Features
FlashRunner features state-of-the-art electronics
to provide you with high integration flexibility
in a compact footprint.
- 9 to 18V DC power supply input;
- Six digital I/O lines;
- Two digital I/O or analog output lines;
- Two programmable output voltages;
- One programmable clock output;
- Secure Digital memory cards (up to 2 GB);
- 512 bytes on-board dynamic memory;
- On-board timekeeper and calendar;
- Optoisolated inputs for project selection;
- Two optoisolated command inputs (START and
STOP);
- Three optoisolated status outputs (FAIL,
PASS, BUSY);
- Optoisolated RS-232/Ethernet channel.
FlashRunner's open architecture makes its
firmware easily upgradable to support both new
devices and new features.
Software Features
FlashRunner Control Panel
- Over the RS-232 or Ethernet connection
(Host mode);
- Via "scripts" stored in its SD
card (Standalone mode).
In the first case, FlashRunner is controlled
by a host system (e.g. Windows HyperTerminal);
in the latter case, FlashRunner works in standalone
mode and is fully autonomous.
- Fully autonomous standalone mode thanks
to its SD memory cards (FAT16);
- Controllable by any host system through
a terminal utility and simple ASCII protocol;
- Unlimited projects (scripts);
- Interface Library DLL to control the instrument
from within user written applications;
- Optional Data Protection System to make
the contents of the binary file to be programmed
to the target device not readable (and not
duplicable) by non-authorized people;
- Log files;
- Erase, blank check, program, read, verify,
oscillator trimming, etc.
FlashRunner comes with a Windows utility that
allows you to communicate with the instrument
and perform the most common operations: send
commands, manage SD card files, update the instrument's
firmware, etc.
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