Silicon Sculptor Software v3.75 DOS and v4.38.0 Windows Release Notes
(Sep 12, 2003)
Silicon Sculptor DOS v3.75 and Windows v4.38.0 combine all the features
and support of previous releases of the software with support for new
Axcelerator devices.
v3.75 DOS
- Windows 98, Second Edition
v4.38.0
- Windows NT 4.0 with SP5 or SP6
- Windows 2000 with SP1 or SP2
- Windows XP Professional with SP1
- Pentium 133 or higher (Pentium 200 or higher recommended) processor
- 64 MB of available memory for use
- 50 MB of available hard disk space
- VGA or higher-resolution video adapter (SVGA 256-color and 800x600
or higher resolution recommended)
- For NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 systems, you must have administration rights
to the local workstation for installation purposes.
- Support for all Flash families
- Support for all Antifuse Families
- Support for Axcelerator devices (see New Features
and Enhancements for four new device/package combinations)
Silicon Sculptor Software now supports the following devices:
- AX1000-BG729
- AX500-PQ208
- AX250-PQ208
- AX125-FG324
- SAR 29731 - In previous releases, when the ID Check
and Checksum operations were completed, a power of 2.5V VDDP still remained
on the device. No power should remain on after any operation is completed.
This issue is now fixed in this release of the software.
- SAR 29998: When programming with a STAPL file, the
stand-alone secure command does not function. When you secure the device
(lock or permanent lock), the error message, "Action Name Invalid" appears.
- SAR 31829: When performing a self-test with a SMPA-ISP-ACTEL
module using Sculpt v3.75, the message "Testing Current regulators:
You must install SM48D or SM48DB before continuing" appears.
Workaround: The self-test does not fail on any modules. You must
install SM48D or SM48DB before continuing. After you install the SM48D
or SM48DB module, the self-test continues.
- Design Name Readback for Flash devices: support for
this feature through STAPL programming will be available in a future
version of the software.