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HP 64147A User Manual

HP 64147A User Manual (105 pages)

Emulator Softkey Interface

Brand: HP | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 0.43 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
1 Introduction to the 7750/51 Series Emulator

15
- Introduction
  15
- Purpose of the 7750/51 Series Emulator
  15
  - Figure 1-1. HP 64147 Emulator for MELPS 7750/51 Series
    16
  - Supported Microprocessors
    17
- Features of the 7750/51 Series Emulator
  17
  - Clock Speed
    17
  - Emulation Memory
    18
  - Analysis
    18
  - Foreground or Background Emulation Monitor
    19
  - Register Display and Modification
    19
  - Single-Step
    20
  - Breakpoints
    20
  - Real Time Operation
    20
  - Coverage Measurements
    20
  - Reset Support
    20
  - Watch Dog Timer
    20
  - Easy Products Upgrades
    20
- Limitations, Restrictions
  21
  - Clock Speed
    21
  - Access to Internal RAM
    21
  - Trace Internal RAM
    21
  - Step Command to Internal RAM
    21
  - DMA Support
    21
  - Watch Dog Timer in Background
    21
  - Step Command with Foreground Monitor
    21
  - Step Command and Interrupts
    22
  - Emulation Commands in Stop/Wait Mode
    22
  - RDY/HOLD Input in Background Cycles
    22
  - Accessing External Memory Area in SFR
    22
  - High Speed Bus Mode
    22
  - RMPA Instruction
    22
  - Stack Address
    22
  - Evaluation Chip
    22
2 Getting Started

23
- Introduction
  23
- Before You Begin
  24
- Entering the Softkey Interface
  27
- On-Line Help
  30
  - Softkey Driven Help
    30
  - Pod Command Help
    31
- Loading Absolute Files
  32
- Displaying Symbols
  33
  - Global
    33
  - Local
    34
  - Source Lines
    35
- Displaying Memory in Mnemonic Format
  36
  - Display Memory with Symbols
    37
  - Display Memory with Source Code
    38
- Running the Program
  39
  - From Transfer Address
    39
  - From Reset
    39
- Displaying Memory
  40
  - Using Symbolic Addresses
    40
- Modifying Memory
  41
- Breaking into the Monitor
  42
- Using Software Breakpoints
  43
- Displaying Registers
  47
- Stepping through the Program
  48
- Using the Analyzer
  49
- Resetting the Emulator
  53
- Exiting the Softkey Interface
  54
  - End Release System
    54
  - Ending to Continue Later
    54
  - Ending Locked from All Windows
    54
3 In-Circuit" Emulation

55
4 Configuring the Emulator

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- Introduction
  61
- General Emulator Configuration
  63
- Emulator Reconfiguration
  66
  - Processor Type
    66
  - Processor Mode
    68
  - Modify Value for Stack Pointer (SP)
    68
- Memory Configuration
  69
  - Is Speed of Input Clock Faster than 16 Mhz
    69
  - Monitor Type
    70
  - Mapping Memory
    72
- Emulator Pod Configuration
  76
- Debug/Trace Configuration
  77
- Simulated I/O Configuration
  80
- Interactive Measurement Configuration
  80
- External Analyzer Configuration
  80
- Saving a Configuration
  80
- Loading a Configuration
  81
- Limitations and Considerations
  82
  - Clock Speed
    82
  - Access to Internal RAM
    82
  - Trace Internal RAM
    82
  - Step Command to Internal RAM
    82
  - DMA Support
    82
  - Watch Dog Timer in Background
    82
  - Step Command with Foreground Monitor
    82
  - Step Command and Interrupts
    83
  - Emulation Commands in Stop/Wait Mode
    83
  - RDY/HOLD Input in Background Cycles
    83
  - Accessing External Memory Area in SFR
    83
  - High Speed Bus Mode
    83
  - RMPA Instruction
    83
  - Stack Address
    83
  - Evaluation Chip
    83
Using the Foreground Monitor

85
- Introduction
  85
- Comparison of Foreground and Background Monitors
  85
  - Background Monitors
    86
  - Foreground Monitors
    86
- An Example Using the Foreground Monitor
  87
- Limitations of Foreground Monitors
  91
  - Step Command
    91
  - Synchronized Measurements
    91
Using the Format Converter

93
- How to Use the Converter
  93
- Specifications
  94

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