
Solving Problems
If you have problems with the HP E3472A/73A Emulation Probe
System, your first task is to determine the source of the problem.
Problems may originate in any of the following places:
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The HP E3472A/73A Emulator itself
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Emulation controller
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Emulation probe
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50-pin ribbon cable
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The connection between the HP E3472A/73A Emulator and your
host computer
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The interface software on the host computer
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The connection between the HP E3472A/73A Emulator and the
target system
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The target system
You can use several means to determine the source of the problem:
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The status lights on the emulation controller
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Error messages displayed on the host computer
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Diagnostic tests performed using the host computer
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HP E3472A/73A Emulator "performance verification" tests
You can run these tests for each of the emulation controller and emulation
probe.
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Summary of Contents for E3472A
Page 9: ...Figure 1 Power Cords Available for Each Destination viii ...
Page 15: ...Contents xiv ...
Page 16: ...1 Product Overview Product Overview 1 ...
Page 22: ...2 Contents of HP E3472A 73A Contents of HP E3472A 73A 7 ...
Page 28: ...3 Setting up the Emulator Setting up the Emulator 13 ...
Page 34: ...4 Connecting to the Host Computer Connecting to the Host Computer 19 ...
Page 53: ...Note Connecting to the Host Computer Note 38 ...
Page 54: ...5 Connecting to the Target System Connecting to the Target System 39 ...
Page 59: ...Note Connecting to the Target System Note 44 ...
Page 60: ...6 Designing a Target System Designing a Target System 45 ...
Page 64: ...7 Using the Logic Analyzer Using the Logic Analyzer 49 ...
Page 71: ...Note Using the Logic Analyzer Note 56 ...
Page 72: ...8 Specifications and Characteristics Specifications and Characteristics 57 ...
Page 105: ...Note Specifications and Characteristics Note 90 ...
Page 106: ...9 Updating Firmware Updating Firmware 91 ...
Page 114: ...10 Solving Problems Solving Problems 99 ...
Page 131: ...Note Solving Problems Note 116 ...