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Dediprog SF600 ISP Cable for SPI Flash Programming (ISP-600-CB1-G)

Dediprog SF600 ISP Cable for SPI Flash Programming (ISP-600-CB1-G)

Essential ISP connection cable for programming SPI flash memories with SF600 programmers.

SKU: ISP-600-CB1-G

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Key Features

Direct SF600 to 2×6 ISP header connection
2.54mm pitch connector compatibility
Pin 1 Alignment
Dual chip select support
Flat ribbon cable construction
Voltage range 1.8V to 3.8V support
Production-grade signal integrity

Overview

The ISP-600-CB1-G is a purpose-built interface cable that bridges Dediprog's SF600 series programmers to target boards with 2×6 2.54mm ISP headers. This flat ribbon cable maintains signal integrity during SPI flash programming operations, supporting both single and dual chip select configurations for versatile board designs.

The cable features robust construction with clearly marked pin 1 orientation via red stripe coding, ensuring correct connection every time. Its compact 2×6 connector format matches the industry-standard ISP header found on most development and production boards, making it an indispensable accessory for engineers working with SF600 programmers.

Regular replacement of this cable is recommended in high-frequency production environments to maintain optimal signal contact and programming reliability. The cable supports all standard SPI modes and voltage levels from 1.8V to 5V, accommodating the full range of modern SPI flash devices.

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Essential Accessory

Required for connecting SF600 programmers to standard development boards

Production Ready

Reliable signal integrity for high-volume manufacturing environments

Future Proof Design

Compatible with all SF600 series programmers including latest G2 models

Professional 2×6 ISP Cable for SF600 Programmer

The Dediprog SF600 ISP Cable (ISP-600-CB1-G) provides the essential connection between your SF600 programmer and target boards with 2×6 2.54mm ISP headers. This flat ribbon cable enables reliable in-system programming of SPI NOR flash memories directly on the PCB, eliminating the need to remove components for programming.

Wiring Quick-Start

Connect the cable between the SF600's 2×10 ISP header and your target board's 2×6 header. Ensure pin 1 alignment using the red stripe indicator on the ribbon cable. The cable converts the SF600's full 2×10 pin arrangement to the standard 2×6 configuration used by most target boards.

ISP Cable Pin Out (2×6)
Pin Signal Signal Pin
1 Vpp CS2 2
3 CS1 Vcc 4
5 MISO/DQ1 Hold/DQ3 6
7 Wp/DQ2 CLK 8
9 GND MOSI/DQ0 10
11 NC Reset 12

Signal Descriptions

  • CS1/CS2: Chip Select lines for addressing multiple SPI devices
  • MOSI/DQ0: Master Out Slave In data line (or Data I/O 0 in quad mode)
  • MISO/DQ1: Master In Slave Out data line (or Data I/O 1 in quad mode)
  • CLK: Serial clock signal for synchronising data transfers
  • Vcc: Target voltage supply (1.8V to 5V)
  • Hold/DQ3: Hold signal for pausing operations (or Data I/O 3 in quad mode)
  • Wp/DQ2: Write Protect signal (or Data I/O 2 in quad mode)
Cable Maintenance: With frequent connections, the ISP cable should be replaced periodically to ensure reliable contact with application board signals in production or repair environments.

Compatible Applications

This cable is specifically designed for use with SF600, SF600Plus, and SF600Plus-G2 programmers when programming SPI flash devices on target boards that feature the standard 2×6 ISP header layout.

Engineer Q&A

Questions and Answers

10 questions
  • Can I Program Two SPI Devices with This Cable?

    Yes. The cable carries two chip select lines (CS1 and CS2), and the SF software selects which of two serial flash devices on the target board to program.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • What Voltage Levels Does the Cable Support?

    The cable itself is passive; the programmer sets the target voltage, which you choose in Dediprog's software. The SF600 and SF600Plus supply 1.8V to 3.3V, and the SF600Plus-G2 supports from 1.2V (up to 5.5V per Dediprog's flyer).

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • How Often Should I Replace the Cable in Production Use?

    Dediprog advises replacing it periodically if you connect it frequently, and whenever the connection is no longer reliable.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • Is the Cable Suitable for Quad SPI Programming?

    Yes. It supports single, dual and quad I/O through the DQ0 to DQ3 lines, where the programmer supports them. Octal I/O needs the 2x10 header on the SF600Plus-G2.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • Can I Extend This Cable for Hard-to-Reach Connectors?

    We don't recommend it. Dediprog advises keeping ISP cables as short as possible to protect signal integrity. For a 2x10 header on the SF600Plus or SF600Plus-G2, Dediprog offers the 12cm EM-SP-CB split cable.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • Which SF600 Programmers Is This Cable Compatible With?

    Dediprog includes the ISP-600-CB1-G with the SF600, SF600Plus and SF600Plus-G2.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • Can I Use This Cable with Other Dediprog Programmers?

    It's designed for the SF600 series. The SF100 uses the ISP1-CB cable.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • What Is the Maximum Cable Length for Reliable Operation?

    The supplied cable is about 7.5cm. Dediprog advises keeping ISP cables as short as possible (its SF100 note gives 8cm as the maximum); longer cables can cause communication failures, in which case lower the SPI clock.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • How Do I Identify Pin 1?

    Use the pinout table on Dediprog's product page: pin 1 is Vpp. Match pin 1 on the cable to pin 1 on the programmer and on your board's header.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026
  • Does the Cable Supply Power to the Target Board?

    It can. The programmer supplies Vcc on pin 4, up to 100mA. Dediprog advises powering the flash from one source only, so don't supply it from the board and the programmer at the same time.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 9 Oct 2026

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