





Introducing the SF600Plus-G2 Serial NOR/NAND Flash Programmer, a high-speed and versatile programming solution for developers and engineers. With both In-Circuit Programming and Standalone programming modes, the SF600Plus-G2 can update the SPI Flash soldered on board or the SPI Flash in the socket adaptor, making it an ideal solution for various programming needs.
Upgrade to SF600Plus-G2
The SF600Plus-G2 is the upgraded version of the popular SF600 and SF600Plus models. It boasts improved programming efficiency thanks to its SOC architecture of FPGA. This upgrade means the SF600Plus-G2 has enhanced features and capabilities compared to its predecessors.
SPI NAND Support
One of the standout features of the SF600Plus-G2 is its ability to support SPI NAND. This feature provides convenience for developers when programming and sets it apart from other Flash programmers on the market.
High-Speed and Volume Support
The SF600Plus-G2 supports high-speed USB and high SPI performance. It also supports any volume of the SPI Flash on the market, making it a flexible and future-proof solution.
Additional Features and Capabilities
The SF600Plus-G2 has several features and capabilities that make it a powerful and user-friendly programmer. These include:
- Support for 1.2V low voltage IC
- Start button feature for batch programming when connected to the software
- Signal conflict protections
- Multi-Programmers Capability through USB
- Programmer Index displays on the programmer
- Support for 2 CS pins
- Stand-Alone Mode with support for Start button programming and Control Port for removing control programming
- Compatibility with WIN8 and above
- Compatibility with both 32 and 64bit OS
- Support for Single/Dual Multiple Dies
- Support for Single/Dual/Quad/Octal IO
Upgrade to SF600Plus-G2U
The SF600Plus-G2 also has an upgrade option to SF600Plus-G2U, which includes additional features such as support for Universal Flash Storage (UFS), a new standard for high-capacity, high-performance flash memory.
Dediprog SF600Plus-G2 SPI NOR Flash Programmer
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