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6 Verify that the master registers display normally:
1 Press the "Sync $MBAR" Action Key. The Browser Window should show
that HP64MBAR360 is synchronized to 20000H.
2 Press the "Pick Reg 360" Action Key.
3 Select pepar from the Register List in the Browser Window and click Done.
4 Press the "Reg 360 ()" Action Key.
A Browser Window opens. It shows the contents of the master processor’s
pepar registers. Press Done when finished reviewing the register contents.
To view another register in the master register set, simply repeat steps 3 and 4
above.
7 Verify that the slave registers display normally:
1 Press the "Pick Util" Action Key.
2 Select "assign68360chip" from the Utilities Selection Browser Window and
then press Done.
3 Press the "Run Util ()" Action Key to run the selected utility.
4 In the Define command file parameter dialog box, enter 1 in the entry field and
click OK. This identifies the slave chip as chip 1.
5 In the next Define command file parameter dialog box, enter 22000H and click
OK. This identifies the address of the slave processor.
6 Click Done in the New Slave Addresses Browser Window when you have
seen the content that identifies the addresses of the master and slave
processors.
Note that steps 1 through 6 of this procedure only have to be done to set up the
emulator for slave registers displays. Once these steps have been done, you
can view any of the registers in the slave chip. To switch between displaying
of master and slave registers, you can simply start with the next step (Step 7)
to see the slave registers or press "Sync $MBAR" (in the previous procedure)
to pick the master registers.
7 Press the "Pick Chip 360" Action Key.
8 From the Available MC68360 Slaves Browser Window, select
HP64MBAR360_1 and click Done.
9 Press the "Set Chip ()" Action Key. This identifies the chip that will be
controlled and viewed in the interface.
10 The Current M68360 Browser Window should show that HP64MBAR360 is
set to 22000H.
11 Press the "Pick Reg 360" Action Key.
Chapter 2: Plugging into a Target System
Plugging into the Motorola QUADS Target System
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