Epson S5U1C63000A - Manual (Page 244)

CHAPTER 8: DEBUGGER
230 EPSON S5U1C63000A MANUAL
(S1C63 FAMILY ASSEMBLER PACKAGE)
Format
(1) >md <option> <num> [ ... <option> <num>]
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(direct input mode)
(2) >md
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(guidance mode)
Current settings
On the fly interval 0 - 5 times/sec ...? Current setting : <0 ... 5>
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Counter unit 1. time 2. cycle ...? Current setting : <1 | 2>
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Interrupt at step 1. allowed 2. not allowed ...? Current setting : <1 | 2>
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Step display mode 1. each 2. last ...? Current setting : <1 | 2>
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Counter mode 1. reset 2. hold ...? Current setting : <1 | 2>
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Illegal instruction 1. check 2. no check ...? Current setting : <1 | 2>
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Cmw wait time 1 - 256 s ...? Current setting : <1 ... 256>
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<option>: <num>:
-f (on the fly interval) 0–5 times/sec
-u (couter unit) 1. Time 2. Cycle
-i (interrupt at step) 1. Allowed 2. Not allowed
-s (step display mode) 1. Each 2. Last
-c (counter mode) 1. Reset 2. Hold
-il (illegal instruction) 1. Check 2. No check
-cm (cmw wait time) 1–256 sec
Examples
>md -u 1
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...Sets the execution cycle counter in time measurement mode.
>md
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On the fly interval : 2 times/sec
Counter unit : time
Interrupt at step : not allowed
Step display mode : each
Counter mode : hold
Illegal instruction : check
Cmw wait time : 1 s
On the fly interval 0 - 5 times/sec ...? 2 times/sec : 5
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Counter unit 1.time 2.cycle ...? time : 2
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Interrupt at step 1.allowed 2.not allowed ...? not allowed : 1
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Step display mode 1.each 2.last ...? each : 2
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Counter mode 1.reset 2.hold ...? hold :
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Illegal instruction 1.check 2.no check ...? check :
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Cmw wait time 1 - 256 s ...? 1 s : 3
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Notes
• The actual interval of the on-the-fly display is obtained from the expression below.
(1 [sec] / Count set) + (Overhead of the PC, RS232C interface and ICE [sec]) = display interval [sec]
The overhead varies depending on the performance of the PC and baud rate of the RS232C interface.
Be aware that there is a 0.05 sec to 0.1 sec overhead in this system.
• In guidance mode, the following keyboard inputs have special meaning:
"q
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" … Command is terminated. (finish inputting and start execution)
"^
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" … Return to previous item.
"
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" … Input is skipped. (keep current value)