New software - Version 2.36

[Dataman (Daniel Smith)]

Dear Dataman users,

New software has just been posted on our software pages for the Dataman 48Pro universal ISP programmer.

Version 2.36 features the following amendments:

New Device Support
Many new devices have been added in this revision, please download the full device list to verify your chip is supported: Dataman48ProDeviceList.pdf

Bug Fixes
Atmel AT26F004-SS [SOIC8] - fixed bug during Checking device ID and Programming device
Atmel AT91SAM7xx bug fixed
BOSCH B57701 programming bug fixed
Intel 87C196MH [PLCC84] insertion test bug fixed
Lattice LC4512C [FPBGA256] - programming parameters assignment bug fixed
Microchip PIC18FxxJxx [TQFP80] and PIC24FJxx [TQFP80] insertion test bug fixed
Mitsubishi M5L27128 ID check bug fixed
Philips UOCIII, TDA110xx, TDA120xx, TDA150xx load DMP file bug fixed
SST SST39VF010 - erase before programming bug fixed
Xilinx XCFxxxP - memory block addressing bug fixed, modification of programming
Zilog Z86E04 - programming and verifying bug fixed

Other Changes
Atmel AT17Cxxx/A, AT17LVxxx/A, AT17Nxxx - improving of configuration bits handling, config. bits don't
affect the buffer checksum, buffer operations don't affect the config. bits values
Cypress CY8C26233 power-up sequence improved
Cypress MCU programming procedures behaviour updated according to the Cypress company requirements
EM Microelectronic EM9550/9551/9553 improvements according last pgm. spec.
Gencore GC87C510 programming speed increased
Lattice GAL26CV12B/C - adding of new programming parameters in according to a new version of programming specification
Microchip PIC12C671 enter programming mode improved
Microchip PIC16C55A marginal verify improved
Philips (NXP) LPC2xxx - added interrupt vector calculation
Spansion S29GL016A programming speed increased
Spansion S29GL064M programming and ID check procedure improvement
Winbond W79E632A, W79E632, W79E532, W77LE532, W77E532 programming speed increased
Improving communication of AVR devices in ISP mode
NAND Flash memories, more improvements

Best regards,

Daniel Smith