Log Window; Script Commands Panel - NXP Semiconductors KITFS23LDOEVM User Manual

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The Script editor window consists of four sections:

• Log window

• Script Commands
• Script window and its Script bar
• Script Results window
Figure 53. SCRIPT tool
6.5.4.1 Log window
The Log window lists events as they occur in real time when the script is executing. The Filter Messages box
allows the user to limit log messages to certain events (Register Read, Register Write, Pin Read, Pin Write).
The Log window menu bar also contains buttons for saving the log contents to a file, clearing the log, or running
the script in the Script Command window.
The Log window shows the CRC for each sent or received frame (valid for I²C and SPI).
Note: The Log window content can be saved to a file, then opened as a Script to run it. See

6.5.4.2 Script Commands panel

The Script Commands panel allows the user to enter commands into the Script Command window by clicking
the appropriate command. Facilitated command entry ensures error-free syntax in the command. The
commands are organized into functional categories. Opening a panel tab and selecting a specific pin or register
makes the associated command appear in the Script Command window.
An INIT script example has been integrated to the Generator tab. The example provides a generic step-by-step
procedure to initialize the device with a default configuration and transition to Normal applicative mode.
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• Digital Pins: To enter a script command to read or write the value of the selected digital pin.
• Analog Pins: To enter a script command to read the value of the selected analog pin.
• Registers: To enter a script command to read or write functional and safety registers.
• Mode: To enter a script command setting the desired mode.
• Control: To enter a script command to pause script execution (execution halts when the Pause
command is encountered and a pop-up window appears, prompting the user to continue
execution), to delay script execution (default is 300 ms, editable to any ms value in the Script
Commands Window), or to exit script execution.
• Generator: To clear the content of the Script Command window and enters a pre-prepared
script sequence.
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