Sundance SMT6001 - Manual (Page 7)

3.5 Erasing the ROM
It may be necessary to remove all data from the ROM under certain circumstances.
To do this, press "Erase Flash". This will send a "chip erase" command to the ROM
which will set every bit in the memory to 1. Be aware that this process is not quick
and can take several minutes on a large ROM.
3.6 User Areas
3.6.1 Programming User Areas
When the ROM is in a consistent state (see 3.3.1 ), you can add a new user area by
processing "New Data". This will bring up the following dialogue:
First, select the type of data you wish to add.
• Pure Data
The area will be a binary copy of the input file.
• S Record File
The area will contain data extracted from a file in Motorola-S format.
SmtFlash will interpret the records and construct an image of the data. The
input file is assumed to define a single contiguous section of data. By default,
the input will be assumed to correspond to a little-endian processor, where
significance increases with address. You should select the "Big endian"
button if the file contains big-endian data. where each 32-bit word is
expressed as a sequence of four bytes in order from the most to least
significant.