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FAQ’s for Actel’s Antifuse FPGA Programming 19

Family

Device

Programming Time

(mins)

RTAXS

RTAX2000S

120

RTAXS

RTAX4000S

240

41. Do I need a license to run Silicon Sculptor?

Ans. No, you do not need to have a license to run the software.

42. Do I need admin rights to install and run Silicon Sculptor?

Ans. Yes, you need Administration rights to the local workstation for both installation and at least the first

launch of BPWin

 You must have full control permissions for the following registry keys and all subkeys:

– HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\BP Microsystems

– HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\SculptW

43. Silicon Sculptor II programmer does not communicate with computers

installed with Windows 2000/XP, and the GUI is fixed in demo mode.

What is the communication problem and why is the GUI fixed in the

demo mode?

Ans. Silicon Sculptor II programmers are based on the BP x600 technology. These programmers are

faster than other programmers from BP, partly because they use EPP communication on the LPT1 port.

You must set the Silicon Sculptor II programmer to EPP; otherwise, it does not communicate on most

computers and the GUI will remain fixed in demo mode.

You need to go into the BIOS setup, find the LPT1 port settings, and change the LPT1 Port mode to EPP.

There may be cases where the Silicon Sculptor II programmer will still fails to communicate with

computers with Windows 2000, no matter which parallel port setting is used.

In this case, if the Silicon Sculptor II programmer still cannot communicate with the computer, the parallel

port cable may be the problem. Silicon Sculptor II programmers must use IEEE 1284-compliant parallel

port cables.

If Silicon Sculptor 3 comes as demo mode, check if the USB driver is installed properly. Then manually

uninstall/reinstall the driver to make sure it is not the driver issue.

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