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::chipscope::csefpga_run_sys_mon_command_sequence
Executes a sequence of reads and writes from/to System Monitor registers.
Syntax
Arguments
Table 5-56: Arguments for Subcommand
::chipscope::csefpga_run_sys_mon_command_sequence
Returns
A list containing commandCount elements each of which represents a register read value.
Note that the data element is valid if the corresponding setModes element is zero.
An exception is thrown if the command fails.
Example
For the second device in the JTAG chain, write 0x55AA to the system monitor DRP register
address 0x10 and read from DRP register address 0x11 .
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ChipScope Pro Software and Cores User Guide
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::chipscope::csefpga_run_sys_mon_command_sequence handle deviceIndex
[list hexAddresses...] [list hexInData...] [list setModes...]
commandCount
Argument
Type
handle
deviceIndex
[list
hexAddresses...]
[list
hexInData...]
Required
[list
setModes...]
commandCount
%set hexOutData [csefpga_run_sys_mon_command_sequence $handle 1 [list
10 11] [list 55AA 0000] [list 1 0] 2]
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Description
Handle to the session that is returned by
::chipscope::csejtag_session create
Device index (0 to n-1) in the n-length JTAG chain.
List of System Monitor DRP register addresses (in
hexadecimal) to be accessed. This number of elements in
this list is dictated by commandCount.
List of data to be written to System Monitor DRP
registers specified by the list of hexAddresses. The
hexInData element is only written if the corresponding
setModes element is non-zero. This number of elements
in this list is dictated by commandCount.
List of setMode flags. Zero indicates read data from
register, non-zero indicates write. This number of
elements in this list is dictated by commandCount.
Number of commands (and number of elements in each
list argument)
CseFpga Tcl Commands
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