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Configuring the External Analyzer
After you have assembled the external analyzer probe and connected it to the
emulator and target system, the next step is to configure the external analyzer.
The external analyzer is a versatile instrument, and you can configure it to suit your
needs. For example, you can specify threshold voltage levels on the external
analyzer channels, and you can operate the external analyzer in several different
modes.
The default configuration specifies that the external analyzer is aligned with the
emulation analyzer. TTL level threshold voltages are defined, as well as an
external label named "xbits" which contains all 16 channels.
This section describes how to:
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Specify whether the emulation emulator/analyzer interface should control the
external analyzer.
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Specify the threshold voltages for the external channels.
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Select the external analyzer mode.
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Specify the slave clock mode when configured as an independent state
analyzer.
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Define labels for the external analyzer channels.
Chapter 9: Using the External State Analyzer
Configuring the External Analyzer
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