Dediprog SF600PG2-ISP-board-PM Socket Bottom Board
Product number: SF600PG2-ISP-board-PM
ProgMaster Socket Bottom Board for offline programming of 25-series SPI NOR Flash. Pin 2×10 connection, J1 for Octal-IO, accessory for SF programmer.
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€30.00 Net
€35.70 incl. VAT
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Description
The SF600PG2-ISP-board-PM is a ProgMaster Socket Bottom Board for offline programming of 25-series SPI NOR Flash. Designed as an accessory for DediProg SF programmers, it allows connection via a 2×10-pin connector for fast, socket-based programming. Jumper J1 enables the octal I/O function when using the 8-SPI socket; J2 has no limiting effect. Robust board design for repeated use in manufacturing environments.
Features
- Suitable for offline programming of 25-series SPI NOR Flash.
- Connection via pin 2×10 (2x10 to 2x10 ISP cable)
- Jumper J1 for activating Octal-IO (8-SPI socket)
- J2 has no restrictive effect
- Accessories for DediProg SF programmer (SF600 / SF600Plus)
- Robust circuit board design for repeated use in production
The ProgMaster Socket Bottom Board SF600PG2-ISP-board-PM serves as a convenient adapter for offline programming of 25-series SPI-NOR flash chips using DediProg programmers. Technicians insert the IC into the socket and connect the board to the programmer via a 2×10 ISP cable, eliminating the need for soldering on the target board. For octal I/O applications, a jumper J1 is provided on the board, which must be set when using the 8-SPI socket; J2 is optional and does not affect operation. Designed for repeated handling and easy integration into test and production workflows, the board facilitates both single-unit and batch programming. Its clear pinout and compatibility with the SF programmers reduce setup times and support reproducible programming cycles. As an accessory, it is suitable for users who require efficient, secure and low-maintenance flash programming in manufacturing environments.