Features:
- Provides a rewritable 4K nonvolatile program image.
- Electrical erasure avoids the UV process used by EPROM devices.
- Program retention does not depend on the host backup battery.
IC655MEM521 stores the Series Five application nonvolatilely while remaining electrically reprogrammable.
The controller’s standard register resource is separate, so program recovery and runtime-data recovery are different tasks.
Traceable source files, checksums, and functional tests are necessary for a reliable replacement.
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Using electrically erasable nonvolatile memory
- Program storage: The module holds a 4K controller application.
- No battery dependence: The written program remains without backup power.
- Electrical erase: Updates do not require a UV exposure cycle.
- Controlled writes: Programming should follow the approved release process.
Keeping the correct image traceable
- Source archive: Store the authoritative program externally.
- Checksum: Verify the full image after each write.
- Module label: Mark controller and application revision.
- Spare control: Separate programmed devices by validated destination.
Distinguishing program from changing data
- Program area: EEPROM stores the controller logic.
- Standard registers: The CPU register resource is separate.
- Initialization: Application logic may establish required starting data.
- Restore plan: Document runtime values that need independent recovery.
Checks before and after rewriting EEPROM
- Compatibility: Confirm the target CPU and memory option.
- Backup: Retain the old image before erase.
- Complete write: Program and verify the intended 4K release.
- Functional proof: Test the controller under controlled conditions.