SuperPro Gang Programmers vs. Traditional Gang Programmers

Þ Comes in 4, 8, or 16 sockets Þ One controller controls all sockets, which is an old technology. For example, 8-gang programmer produces throughput of 5-6 sockets only. Þ There is only one data buffer, thus all devices can only be programmed with same data. But, there are many chips, which require different data to be written into each chip. Serial number, configuration, or calibration information are some of the examples.	Þ Each socket contains own control function and data buffer eliminating the problems of a traditional gang programmer. Þ Programming speed is faster.
Þ Utilizes multiple individual programmers for concurrent programming.     Þ Xeltek SuperPro series stand-alone programmers are ideal for such an application. Each unit operates independently without a PC attached. Þ Any number of units can be clustered together for volume programming. Additional units can be added as the volume grows. Þ Superpro501S or Superpro3000U are ideal for cluster programming. Þ Since the project files are stored in a removable Compact Flash card, data security can be insured by removing and storing in a safe place at end of each day.