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DSTREAM-HT Getting Started Guide
When you power up the DSTREAM-ST unit and HSSTP probe, both units follow a boot
sequence. The LEDs identify the progress of the boot sequence. For more information, see
DSTREAM-HT system boot
• Arm recommends that both the DSTREAM-ST unit and HSSTP probe are
powered-up simultaneously. Powering simultaneously ensures that the
DSTREAM-ST unit correctly detects the HSSTP probe during its boot
sequence.
• If you need to reset the DSTREAM-HT system, press the reset button on
the rear of the DSTREAM-ST unit. When a DSTREAM-ST unit is connected
in a DSTREAM-HT system, the reset button on the DSTREAM-ST unit re-
initializes both the DSTREAM-ST unit and the HSSTP probe.
4. If you are connecting across an Ethernet network, configure the Ethernet and internet protocol
settings for your DSTREAM-ST unit. To configure these settings, use the
Configure IP view in Arm Development Studio.
You can also use the Debug Hardware Configure IP view to assign a name for
the DSTREAM-ST unit. For more information, see the Arm Development Studio
documentation for
5. Connect the DSTREAM-HT system to the target hardware. Use the appropriate cables and
adapters for the target debug and trace connector (or connectors). Some targets have debug
and trace on a single connector, and some targets split them between two connectors. Each
connector, and the appropriate cable to use for that connector, is described in
connectors in the Arm DSTREAM-HT System and Interface Design Reference Guide.
• If your target has debug and trace on a single connector, connect the HSSTP probe to the
target using the 40-way HSSTP cable:
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sequence.
Debug Hardware Configure IP
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Set up your DSTREAM-HT
Debug Hardware
view.
Target interface
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