Step 4: Check The Emulation Module; If You Have Problems Using The Emulation Probe As An Emulation Module In A 16700-Series Logic Analysis System - Agilent Technologies E5900B User Manual

Chapter 12: Troubleshooting the Emulation Probe
Troubleshooting Guide
speed command.
• Check the emulation probe's configuration settings.
If you are using a telnet connection, enter the cf command to display all of
the configuration settings.
• Check that the emulation probe is not restricted to real-time runs.
If you are using a telnet connection or a debugger command file, use the
cf rrt=no command.
Restrict to real time will not allow you to access memory or registers while the
target is running. By setting this option to no, you will be able to access the
memory and registers while the target is running.
• Check that the target processor is configured.
Some target systems require configuration registers on the processor to be
initialized before the emulation probe can properly communicate with the
target.
For example, the MPC860 requires memory chip selects to be defined before
the target memory can be accessed. Other processors may need their memory
controllers initialized.
To initialize the target processor, either run your target from reset (if you have
a BOOT ROM) or define a series of emulation probe commands to initialize the
target.
Also refer to "Using the Emulation Probe Command Line Interface" on
page 112 for additional information about testing a target.

Step 4: Check the emulation module

If you are using an E5901B emulation module, select the emulation module
icon and start the Emulation Control Interface.
If you have problems using the emulation probe
as an emulation module in a 16700-series logic
analysis system
To use the emulation probe as an emulation module in a 16700-series logic
152 Agilent Technologies Emulation for the PowerPC 400/600/700