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! Display line 4090 of the compare listing and start the analyzer
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! in a repetitive mode.
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!
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OUTPUT 707;":MACHINE1:COMPARE:LINE 4090"
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OUTPUT 707;":START"
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!
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! Line 4090 of the listing is now displayed at center screen.
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! In this example, the states are stable.
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! cases, the end points of the listing may vary thus causing
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! a false failure in compare.
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! partial compare can be specified to provide predictable end
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! points of the data.
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!
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PRINT "Press CONTINUE to send the STOP command."
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PAUSE
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OUTPUT 707;":STOP"
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!
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!************************************************************************
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! The end points of the compare can be fixed to prevent false failures.
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! In addition, you can use partial compare to compare only sections
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! of the state listing you are interested in comparing.
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!
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OUTPUT 707;":MACHINE1:COMPARE:RANGE PARTIAL, 0, 508"
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!
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! The compare range is now from line 0 to +508
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!
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! Change the Glitch jumper settings on the training board so that the
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! data changes, reacquire the data and compare which states are different.
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PRINT "Change the glitch jumper settings on the training board so that "
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PRINT "the data changes, reacquire the data and compare which states are "
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PRINT "different."
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!
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PRINT "Press CONTINUE when you have finished changing the jumper."
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!
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PAUSE
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!
Making a State Compare Analyzer Measurement
However, in some
To eliminate this problem, a
Programming Examples
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