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3.1.28：Automated machine

The CTRL, OK, NG, GND, and 5V interface signals need to be connected for coordinated programming.

  • CTRL: Controls the start of low-pulse programming, which requires the input of a low-pulse signal of >=40ms to start offline programming once.
  • OK: outputs high when the programming is successful, outputs 5V, and clears the state to low when there is a new operation.
  • NG: Outputs high when the programming fails, outputs 5V, and clears the state to low when there is a new operation.
  • 5V: Machine interface power supply pin (please do not connect VREF).
  • GND: Ground.

Both OK and NG output low at 0V for idle and busy states.

CTRL and key logic are the same, when starting the CTRL signal is equivalent to manually pressing a key, the programmer enters the busy state, and the OK and NG lamps will go out.

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tip
  • PWLINK related series products do not have automated machine programming capabilities. If you need to use PWLINK for production, you can try to use in-line full-featured automated programming.
  • For PWX1 devices, please check the interface signals, see PWX1 Machine Interface. (Same as PW200/PW300).