USING ADVANCED OPTIONS
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Document No.: COM-00-05-16 June 2006, Revised June 2014
Version: C.1
TEST 3
Same as Test 0. This test runs until it is stopped.
To leave this mode, type
test
and press Enter.
6.5.2
Using XDUMP
The XDUMP command asks the Ethernet XPort component to send back a block of its internal
RAM memory so that the application code can display it out the serial interface. The command
accepts a single argument, in decimal, of the starting RAM address the XPort is required to dump.
When
xdump 3240
is typed, the following is displayed:
Figure 6-5. Xdump Block Display
The XDUMP command always requests blocks of 128 however, since XPort only maintains 64K of
RAM, if the operator requests a starting address closed to the end of RAM, a partial block may be
displayed. For example, if a user types
xdump 65480
, the following partial block will be
displayed:
Figure 6-6. Xdump Partial Block Display