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An additional <cr> will allow you to enter the selected Sequence Window and the Sequence Menu window will disappear:

r.====== Break Point· Alt(y) Break Emulation: OFF

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Auto Restart count: 00H times ("XX" yields continuous restarts) Wait for <CR> before each restart? NO

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All four Sequence windows can be pulled up by pressing the TAB key while the cursor ~s on the Sequence field in the "Main Emulation Control" Menu:

Break Point Alt(y) ("XX" yields continuous restarts)

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Interval Timer Reading:

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3.6.2.1 Break Emulation ON/OFF Field

rr======== Break Point Alt(y) Break Emulation: OFF

Activator:

Auto Restart count: 00H times ("XX" yields continuous restarts) Wait for <CR> before each restart? NO ("XX" yields continuous restarts) Wait for <CR> before each restart? NO the break-point. Choose from either the predefined enter your own sequence.

trigger list. or

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3.6.2.3 Auto Restart Count Field

r======== Break Point Alt(y) Break Emulation: OFF

Activator:

Auto Restart count: 00H times ("XX" yields continuous restarts) Wait for <CR> before each restart? NO

~======= Break Point Alt(y)

An automatic restart function is available for

breakpoints. By entering a two digit hexadecimal number in this field to select the desired number of restarts, the breakpoint operation will automatically break, display registers, and resume emulation (as defined in the next field).

If an "XX" is entered in this field, then the restart operation will repeat until a SP (Stop Program Execution) is entered.

3.6.2.4 "Wait for <CR> Before Each Restart?" Field

rr======== Break Point Alt(y) Break Emulation: OFF

Activator:

Auto Restart count: 00H times ("XX" yields continuous restarts) Wait for <CR> before each restart? NO

~======= Break Point Alt(y)

If breakpoint operation is configured for auto-restart from the previous field, then you have the choice of how the emulator is to resume emulation after displaying the registers. By selecting "YES" in this field, then emulation will not resume until a carriage return is entered after the breakpoint is serviced. A "NO" in this field will allow the emulator to resume emulation immediately after the

breakpoint is serviced, without waiting for user

intervention.

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3.6.3 The Trace Trigger Window The Trace Trigger window is events that the emulator will There are several fields that trace feature will function.

follows:

<A; " .. 'trigger-point'-,,<,canbe. enabled or disabled by

"ON" or "OFF" in the selection window. If the trace is turned "ON", then an event (or sequence of must be entered in the "Trigger is:" field.

3.6.3.2 "Trigger is:" Field rr======= Trace Trigger Alt(U)

Trace Trigger: OFF [Predefined Sequences]:

Trigger is: A the.,,,:.J:rigger-trace.':';,,.:;::Ghoose ", from 'either¹(th&"predefined:, , list or enter your own sequence.

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3.6.3.3 "End Trace XXXXH Cycles After Trigger" Field continues to record the on-going emulation.

3.6.3.4 Trace Qualifier Field stop.; .\-This;:::.:;,·process~>'~will repeat

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3.6.4 The Interval T~er Window

Interval Timer Reading:

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Interval T·imer Reading:

F[Predefined Sequences]:

" ,;,:{;.,Enter:·:~·.;.. thei:,::Ev..ent·Ior"Sequence timer to start running.

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3.6.4.3 "Stop On:" Field

rr====== Interval Timer Alt(V) Interval Timer: OFF

start on:

stop on:

Interval Timer Reading:

Interval Timer Alt(V)

3.6.4.4 "Interval Timer Reading:" Field

rr====== Interval Timer Alt (V) Interval Timer: OFF

Start on:

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3.6.5 The External Output Window

The External Output window is used to establish a sequence of events that will trigger signals out of the selected BNC connector. There are several fields that must be defined before the External Output feature will function. Each of these fields is defined as follows:

3.6.5.1 External Level Output ON/OFF Field

F====== External Output Alt(Z) External Level Output: OFF Activator:

External Pulse Output: A NEGATIVE Pulse will be generated ON Event 0 *

* Pass Count for Events Do Not Apply

~===== External Output Alt(Z)

The level output can be enabled or disabled by

"ON" or "OFF" in the selection window. If the is turned "ON", then an event (or sequence of events) entered in the sequence field.

selecting level-out must be

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3.6.5.2 External Level Output Activator Field

3.6.5.3 External Pulse Output Polarity Field F====== External Output Alt(Z)

"negative" or "positive"

selected event.

3.6.5.4 ·Pulse Will Be Generated on Event X· Field

F====== External output Alt(Z) External Level Output: OFF Activator:

External Pulse Output: A NEGATIVE ~

Pulse will be generated ON Event D * AD~

* Pass Count for Events Do Not Apply

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When the conditions of the selected event (A,B,C,D) (excluding pass counts), the emulator will generate a five pulse through the "Pulse Out" BNC connector located on front of the emulator. The polarity of this pulse determined from the previous field.

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3.7 The Performance Windows

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The Performance Analysis function is designed to offer "Real Time Analysis" of hardware and software systems. The result of an analysis session will be improved code optimization and a better understanding of timing and code performance.

The HMI Performance Analyzer performs its analysis in hardware using an additional optional circuit board that is installed inside the emulator. This approach is different than the

"statistical" software analyzers' used by most emulator manufacturers. This "statistical" approach cannot match the accuracy and speed of true "hardware" performance analyzers.

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3.7.1 Perfor.mance Selection

The Performance Windows can be entered from the Main Emulation -Control window. When the cursor is moved, to "Performance" in the Main Emulation Control window, a Performance Selection Menu will be displayed: Performance .••••• Performance Menu Trace •••••••••••• Trace Window

~- Watch •••••••••••• - Watch Window Register ••••••••• Register Window Configuration •••• Configuration Window Interface •••••••• Interface Window

Shell •••••••••••• Operating System Window

Performance Menu ----~---~

Setup •••••••••••••••••• Oefine Performance Specification Profile •••••••••••••••• Oisplay Module timing Specification Coverage •••••• -. • • • • • • •• Display percent of_ Module's Covered Command •••••••••••••••• Performance Command Window

Exit ••••••••••••••••••• End Performance Analysis

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Entering a <cr> on Performance will allow access to Performance Menu:

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Define Performance specification Display Module timing Specification Display percent of Module's Covered Performance Command Window

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