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Chapter 5: Connecting and Configuring the Emulator
Designing a Target System for the Emulator
8-pin BDM port
An 8-pin BDM port should be a dual row header strip ("Berg
connector"), 4 pins per row, 10 pins per inch, with 25 mil pins. If you
plan to use the 10-pin cable, use a header with 2 rows of 5 pins.
If you plan to make an 8-pin cable, you should use the following pin
assignments for the BDM port:
10-pin BDM port
If you plan to use the provided 10-pin cable, you should use the
following pin assignments for the BDM port:
Target V
DD
The emulator may draw up to 10 mA from target V
DD
.
See page 162 for more information on current and voltage
requirements.
- Emulation for 2
- Motorola CPU32 2
- In This Book 5
- Registers) 9
- Contents 10
- Together 11
- Updating Firmware 12
- Troubleshooting the Emulator 12
- Setup Flowchart 18
- Emulation Probe 19
- CPU32 Emulation 19 20
- Chapter 1: Overview 20
- Minimum equipment required 21
- CPU32 Emulation 21 22
- To power on the system 23
- To power off the system 23
- Connection Sequence 23
- Emulation Migration 26
- CPU32 Emulation 27 28
- 28 CPU32 Emulation 29
- Serial connection 31
- Recommended connection 31
- Workstation 32
- To obtain an IP address 33
- CPU32 Emulation 33 34
- 34 CPU32 Emulation 35
- 36 CPU32 Emulation 37
- CPU32 Emulation 39 40
- See Also 40
- To verify LAN communications 42
- CPU32 Emulation 43 44
- To connect a serial cable 45
- HP 16701A expansion frame 50
- 50 CPU32 Emulation 51
- CPU32 Emulation 51 52
- 6 Reinstall the cover 53
- Installing and loading 55
- What needs to be installed 56
- (HP 16600A/700A) 57
- 58 CPU32 Emulation 59
- Emulator 60
- 60 CPU32 Emulation 61
- 1 Open the Workspace window 64
- 64 CPU32 Emulation 65
- Debug port connections 66
- 8-pin BDM port 68
- 10-pin BDM port 68
- Target V 68
- CONFIG2 pin 69
- Enabling BDM 69
- To test the emulator 69
- 70 CPU32 Emulation 71
- CPU32 Emulation 73 74
- 1 Turn on the target system 75
- Configuring the Emulator 76
- Interface 77
- To configure using a debugger 79
- command will restore 80
- 80 CPU32 Emulation 81
- 82 CPU32 Emulation 83
- Emulation probe 84
- 84 CPU32 Emulation 85
- To test memory accesses 88
- 88 CPU32 Emulation 89
- EMSIM Registers) 90
- The purpose of SIM Registers 91
- Configuring the SIM Registers 92
- 92 CPU32 Emulation 93
- CPU32 Emulation 93 94
- 94 CPU32 Emulation 95
- Load Configuration 96
- To manually define SIM values 97
- SIM registers” on page 95 99
- In Commands 100
- Registers 102
- 102 CPU32 Emulation 103
- Benefits of using a debugger 105
- CPU32 Emulation 105 106
- Minimum requirements 107
- LAN connection 107
- Setting up Debugger Software 108
- Port numbers for emulators 109
- CPU32 Emulation 109 110
- 110 CPU32 Emulation 111
- 1 Telnet to the IP address 112
- 2 At the prompt, type: 112
- at the prompt 112
- IP_address 113
- CPU32 Emulation 113 114
- Compatibility 115
- Overview 115
- Getting started 115
- Start the debugger 117
- 7 Download the code: 118
- To reinitialize the system 122
- Error conditions 122
- Hills Software, Inc 123
- Startup behavior 124
- To send commands 131
- Download performance 132
- Using the Analysis Probe and 134
- Emulation Module Together 134
- Analyzer 137
- CPU32 Emulation 137 138
- To minimize the “skid” effect 139
- Emulation Module 142
- Group Run 143
- Debuggers can cause triggers 144
- 144 CPU32 Emulation 145
- CPU32 Emulation 145 146
- 146 CPU32 Emulation 147
- Emulation Probe Firmware 150
- Emulation Module Firmware 151
- CPU32 Emulation 151 152
- Chapter 9: Updating Firmware 152
- See also 152
- 152 CPU32 Emulation 153
- Processor compatibility 155
- BNC, labeled TRIGGER OUT 156
- BNC, labeled BREAK IN 156
- Communications 156
- Accessory Power Out 156
- Power Supply 156
- Electrical Characteristics 157
- 158 CPU32 Emulation 159
- Troubleshooting Guide 162
- Status Lights 163
- Emulation Probe Status Lights 164
- Emulator Built-in Commands 166
- To use the built-in commands 168
- Problems with Configuration 171
- If boot area accesses fail 172
- Module Only) 173
- Probe Only) 178
- To run the power up self test 183
- 184 CPU32 Emulation 185
- CPU32 Emulation 185 186
- 5 Enter the pv 1 command 187
- CPU32 Emulation 187 188
- 188 CPU32 Emulation 189
- TEST 7: I2C Test 190
- TEST 8: Data Line Test 190
- To obtain replacement parts 192
- To clean the instrument 193
- Glossary 194
- 196 CPU32 Emulation 197
- CPU32 Emulation 197 198
- 198 CPU32 Emulation 199
- CPU32 Emulation 199 200
- 200 CPU32 Emulation 201
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 202
- Product Regulations 203
- Hewlett-Packard 204
- P.O. Box 2197 204
- 1900 Garden of the Gods Road 204
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