Edges Of J (K,L,M) Clock Used For Slave Clock; Defining External Labels - HP 64700 Series User Manual

Edges of J (K,L,M) clock used for slave clock?

These four questions are asked when you select either the "mixed"
or "demux" slave clock mode. They allow you to define the slave
clock. You can specify rising, falling, both, or neither (none) edges
of the J, K, L, and M clocks. When several clock edges are
specified, any one of the edges clocks the trace.
Clocks J and K are the external clock inputs of the external
analyzer probe. The L and M clocks are generated by the
emulator. Typically, the L clock is the emulation clock derived by
the emulator and the M clock is not used.
Defining External
The remaining external analyzer configuration questions allow you
to define external labels.
Labels
Note The Timing Analyzer Softkey Interface does not use then external
labels from the configuration. You maintain labels for the timing
analyzer software within the Timing Analyzer Softkey Interface
itself.
First external label name?
First external label start bit?
First external label width?
External labels can be defined with bits in the range of 0 through
15. The start bit may be in the range 0 through 15, but the width of
the label must not cause the label to extend past bit 15. Thus, the
sum of the start bit number plus the width must not exceed 16.
Once external labels are defined, they may be used in trace
commands to qualify events (if the emulation controls the external
analyzer). Also, you can modify the trace display to include data
for the various trace labels.
Using the External Analyzer 5-13