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M
A
Absolute Section .......................................... 169
Access RAM ................................................. 169
AccessTests ................................................. 128
Address .................................................. 17, 122
Address Range ............................................. 102
Address, Memory ........................................... 99
All Events ............................................... 15, 106
Any Event ............................................... 15, 107
Assembler .................................................... 169
Assigned Section .......................................... 170
B
Bidirectional Communication .................. 83, 160
Break Options ............................... 13, 41, 63, 88
Break Options Tab ................................... 13, 88
Break Points
Hardware ........................ 14, 51, 52, 73, 74,
.......................... 94, 95, 96, 98, 170
Named Software .......................... 50, 72, 95
PICMASTER .......................................... 167
Software ............................... 48, 70, 94, 170
C
Cables
Parallel Port ................................. 9, 28, 161
Power Supply ................................. 9, 28, 30
Processor Module .......................... 9, 28, 30
Calibration Memory ................................ 92, 170
Captured Events ........................................... 109
CD-ROM ................................................... 22, 30
Clear Breakpoints On Download .............. 41, 63
Clock .................................................. 42, 64, 89
Frequency ................................................ 89
On-board ............................................ 13, 86
Target Board ...................................... 13, 86
Clock Tab ........................................... 13, 86, 87
Closing a Project ............................................ 90
Code Coverage .................. 16, 55, 77, 118, 154
Column ......................................................... 124
Command Line Interface .............................. 170
Compatible Mode ......................................... 161
Compiler ....................................................... 170
Complex Trigger ..................................... 52, 167
Break Points ............................................. 96
Settings Dialog ......................................... 98
Complex Triggering .................................. 14, 98
Examples ............................................... 111
Configuration Bits ......................................... 171
Configuration Tab ..................................... 13, 88
Customer Notification Service ........................ 24
Customer Support ........................................... 26
Cycle Number ......................................... 17, 122
D
Data Memory ........................... 15, 16, 104, 110,
......................................... 113, 117, 171
Data/Reload .................................................. 124
Debugging Techniques ................................. 141
Destination Data Address ....................... 17, 122
Destination Data Value ........................... 17, 122
Development Mode ....................... 12, 40, 62, 89
Device Adapter ......................... 9, 11, 28, 30, 32
Specification ............................................. 22
Device Information .............................. 12, 40, 62
Directives ...................................................... 171
Control .................................................... 171
Data ........................................................ 171
Listing ..................................................... 174
Macro ..................................................... 175
Object File .............................................. 177
Documentation
Conventions ............................................. 20
Layout ...................................................... 19
Updates .................................................... 21
E
ECP ................................................................ 82
EEPROM ................................................ 92, 171
Emulation, Starting and Stopping ................... 93
Emulator ....................................................... 171
Emulator Pod see Pod
Emulator Stand ............................................... 30
EPP ................................................................ 82
Event .................................... 14, 15, 98, 99, 100
Event Tabs .................................................... 105
Examples, Complex Triggering ..................... 111
Executable Code .......................................... 172
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