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    1. Software Installation: Download and install the latest version of the dedicated software (e.g., Xgpro) from the manufacturer’s or distributor’s website. This is crucial for accessing the full chip database.

    2. Hardware Connection: Connect the programmer to your computer’s USB port using the provided cable. The device is powered entirely via USB.

    3. Selecting the Chip:

      • Open the software.

      • Use the “Search” or “Select” function to find your target IC. You can search by chip manufacturer, type, or part number (e.g., “ATmega328P”, “W25Q128”).

    4. Placing the Chip:

      • Lift the lever of the 40-pin ZIF socket.

      • Carefully orient the IC according to the pin-1 diagram printed on the socket.

      • Place the chip into the socket and lock it down by closing the lever.

    5. Basic Operations:

      • Read: Reads the content of the chip and saves it to a file on your computer (.bin for data, .hex for MCUs).

      • Program: Load a firmware file (.bin, .hex) from your computer and burn it into the chip. The software will automatically erase, program, and verify the chip.

      • Verify: Compares the data on the chip against a file on your computer to check for errors.

      • Erase: Clears the content of the chip.

    6. Adapter Usage (for non-DIP chips):

      • For SMD chips (SOIC, TSSOP, etc.), you will need separate SOIC8, SOIC16, or other adapters.

      • The adapter plugs into the ZIF socket, and the SMD chip is placed on the adapter’s footprint, often secured with a clip.

     

     

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    TL866II Plus Universal Programmer | USB IC Programmer

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    1. Software Installation: Download and install the latest version of the dedicated software (e.g., Xgpro) from the manufacturer’s or distributor’s website. This is crucial for accessing the full chip database.

    2. Hardware Connection: Connect the programmer to your computer’s USB port using the provided cable. The device is powered entirely via USB.

    3. Selecting the Chip:

      • Open the software.

      • Use the “Search” or “Select” function to find your target IC. You can search by chip manufacturer, type, or part number (e.g., “ATmega328P”, “W25Q128”).

    4. Placing the Chip:

      • Lift the lever of the 40-pin ZIF socket.

      • Carefully orient the IC according to the pin-1 diagram printed on the socket.

      • Place the chip into the socket and lock it down by closing the lever.

    5. Basic Operations:

      • Read: Reads the content of the chip and saves it to a file on your computer (.bin for data, .hex for MCUs).

      • Program: Load a firmware file (.bin, .hex) from your computer and burn it into the chip. The software will automatically erase, program, and verify the chip.

      • Verify: Compares the data on the chip against a file on your computer to check for errors.

      • Erase: Clears the content of the chip.

    6. Adapter Usage (for non-DIP chips):

      • For SMD chips (SOIC, TSSOP, etc.), you will need separate SOIC8, SOIC16, or other adapters.

      • The adapter plugs into the ZIF socket, and the SMD chip is placed on the adapter’s footprint, often secured with a clip.