Using PEEDI
(gdb) target remote 192.168.1.10:2000 // first target
(gdb) target remote 192.168.1.10:2002 // third target
Note
:
The reset JTAG signal is common for all targets, so if one developer resets his target, all
targets will get reset.
When opening a CLI telnet session, the first core (number 0) is selected as default core. To select
another core to work with, use the
core
command:
peedi> core #1
Using the
flash multi program
and f
lash multi erase
CLI commands, you can program up to four
targets at once, saving huge amounts of time when many boards need to be programmed:
peedi> flash multi erase #0 #1
peedi> flash multi program #0 #1 tftp://192.168.1.1 myfile elf
This will program targets 0 and 1 simultaneously.
3.9 Script execution using the front panel interface
You can define various command scripts in the configuration file and execute them using the front
panel buttons. Press the green button to choose the script you wish to execute, the LED indicator
will show the numbers associated with the available scripts, when ready with the choice press the
red button to start the script. While the script is being executed the LED indicator will rotate its
segments to show that the execution is in progress. When the script is successfully completed, the
led indicator will show the chosen script and the speaker will produce a single beep notifying the
end of operation. If an error occurs during execution (some of the commands exited with error
code), the execution is terminated, the LED indicator will start to blink with the error code, and the
speaker will beep a number of times equal to the error code. Then you can start the script again by
pressing the red button. If you press the green button the display will show the current script,
pressing it again will show the next available script, so you can chose another script to execute.
Here are the available error codes:
•
TIMEOUT
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