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Corelis BusPro-I I2C Bus Analyzer manual available for free PDF download: User Manual
Corelis BusPro-I User Manual (250 pages)
I2C Bus Analyzer, Exerciser, Programmer, and Tester
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Corelis
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Product Overview
15
Introduction to I 2 C and Smbus
15
Figure 1. I 2 C Bus Topology
15
Introduction to the Buspro-I
16
Figure 2. Illustration of the Buspro-I
16
Software Toolset
17
Hardware Features
18
Host Computer Requirements
20
Chapter 2 Installation
21
Table 1. Optional Interface Cables
21
Installing the I2C Exerciser Application Software
22
Figure 3. I2C Exerciser Installation Wizard
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Figure 4. Windows Run Dialog
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Figure 5. License Agreement Screen
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Figure 6. Customer Registration Screen
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Figure 7. Destination Folder Screen
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Figure 8. Select Program Folder Screen
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Figure 9. Completing the Installation Wizard Screen
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Figure 10. Windows 7 Security Warning Pop-Up Window
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Figure 11. Windows XP Logo Test Warning Pop-Up Window
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Figure 12. Software Installation Button on the Windows XP Task Bar
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Figure 13. Installation Completed Screen
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Buspro-I Hardware Installation
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Figure 14. Found New Hardware Wizard - Welcome Screen (Windows XP)
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Figure 15. Found New Hardware Wizard - Install Options (Windows XP)
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Figure 16. Windows XP Logo Test Warning Pop-Up Window
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Figure 17. Found New Hardware Wizard - Installation Complete (Windows XP)
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Figure 18. Windows Device Manager (Windows XP)
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Chapter 3 Getting Started
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Overview
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Tutorial - Using Demo Mode
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Figure 19. Initial I2C Exerciser Warning Message When Buspro-I Is Not Initially Connected
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Figure 20. Tools Menu Demo Mode Selection
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Figure 21. Status Bar Indicating Demo Mode
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Figure 22. Begin Monitor Data Collection
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Figure 23. Demo Mode Reminder Pop-Up Window
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Figure 24. Run Status Tab
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Figure 25. Monitor Window Centered on Trigger Line
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Figure 26. Monitor Window Right-Click Pop-Up Menu
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Figure 27. Monitor Window Trace List Positioned on Trigger Line
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Figure 28. Monitor Window Right-Click Pop-Up Menu Selecting Trigger Settings
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Figure 29. Configuration Manager Trigger Setup Screen
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Figure 30. Monitor Window Trace List Column Headings
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Figure 31. I2C Exerciser Status Bar
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Figure 32. Go to Start Tool Bar Button
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Figure 33. Monitor Window Trace List Showing Symbolic Address and Data Entries
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Figure 34. Configuration Manager Symbols Definition Screen
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Figure 35. Symbol Definition Dialog
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Figure 36. Configuration Manager Symbols Definition Screen with DAC Symbol
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Figure 37. Monitor Window Trace List Showing New DAC Symbolic Address Entries
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Figure 38. Monitor Window Trace List Data Byte Column Right-Click Pop-Up Menu
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Figure 39. Monitor Window Trace List Data Column with Symbols Disabled
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Figure 40. Monitor Window Trace List Data Byte Column Right-Click Pop-Up Menu
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Figure 41. Monitor Window Trace List Data Column with Data Bytes in Binary Format
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Figure 42. Monitor Window Trace List Data Byte Column Right-Click Pop-Up Menu
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Figure 43. Monitor Window Trace List in Compact Mode
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Figure 44. Monitor Window Trace List in Compact Mode with Data Bytes Pop-Up Window
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Figure 45. Monitor Window Trace List I/O 2 Right-Click Pop-Up Menu
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Figure 46. Dragging Monitor Window Trace List I/O 1 Column Heading
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Figure 47. Monitor Window Trace List with Rearranged I/O Columns
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Figure 48. Trace Layout Dialog
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Figure 49. Monitor Window Timing Display
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Figure 50. Monitor Window Trace List Positioned on Cursor a Line
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Figure 51. Monitor Window Trace List Positioned on Cursor B Line
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Figure 52. Monitor Window Timing Display Showing Edges Zoomed in at Line 100
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Figure 53. Monitor Window Timing Display Measuring the Time between Cursors a & B
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Figure 54. Go to Start Tool Bar Button
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Figure 55. Find Tool Bar Button
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Figure 56. Find Dialog
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Figure 57. Find a Data Value of 2E
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Figure 58. Monitor Window Trace List Showing Find 2E Data Result
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Figure 59. Find a Data Value of 72
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Figure 60. Clear Tagged Rows Prompt
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Figure 61. Matched Transactions Prompt
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Figure 62. Monitor Window Trace List Showing Find 72 Data Result
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Figure 63. Go to Tagged Row Tool Bar Button
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Figure 64. Monitor Window Trace List Showing the Second Find 72 Data Result
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Figure 65. Monitor Colors Preferences Screen
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Figure 66. Monitor Colors Preferences Screen Changing Cursor a Background Color
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Figure 67. Monitor Window with Updated Cursor a Colors
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Figure 68. Monitor Window with Updated Cursor a Colors
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Figure 69. Monitor Window with Alternating Row Colors
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Figure 70. Monitor Window Trace List with the Trigger Line Centered
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Figure 71. Monitor Options Preferences Screen
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Figure 72. Monitor Window Trace List with Trigger at Line Zero Numbering
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Figure 73. Monitor Window Trace List with Trigger Is Time Zero Timestamps
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Figure 74. Monitor Window Trace List with Relative Timestamps
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Figure 75. Monitor Window Trace List Showing Addresses in FE Mode
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Figure 76. Monitor Window Trace List Showing Addresses in 7F Mode
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Tutorial - Using Live Mode
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Figure 77. Tools Menu Deselect Demo Mode
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Figure 78. Status Bar Indicating Live Data Mode
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Figure 79. Analyzer Supplied Mode Prompt
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Figure 80. Debugger Window
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Figure 81. Byte Sent from the Debugger
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Figure 82. Receive Three Bytes in the Debugger
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Figure 83. Capture of Debugger Send
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Figure 84. Tutorial Script Loaded into Debugger
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Figure 85. Capture of Debugger Script
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Figure 86. Set Discrete I/O Modes
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Figure 87. Debugger Discrete I/O Script
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Figure 88. Monitor Debugger Discrete I/O Manipulation
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Figure 89. Debugger Close
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Figure 90. Smbus Raw Data
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Figure 91. Smbus Pane before Associating Decoder File
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Figure 92. Smbus Decoder File Dialog with TC74 Information
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Figure 93. Switch to Smbus Mode
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Figure 94. Smbus Decoded Data
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Figure 95. Decoded Smbus Message Tooltip
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Figure 96. Smbus Data Window
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Chapter 4 Connecting to a Target
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Connecting the I C Signals
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Table 2. Flying Leads Serial Bus Connector Pin Assignments
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Figure 97. RJ45 Connector Pin Numbering
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Table 3. 4-Pin Crimp Cable Pin Assignments
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Interface Setup
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Figure 98. Configuration Manager
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Figure 99. Analyzer Supplied Voltage Prompt
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Figure 100. Configuration Manager Analyzer Supplied
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Figure 101. Configuration Manager Settings Pane
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Figure 102. Bus Electrical Features
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Figure 103. Bus Drive and Monitoring Features
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Figure 104. Input/Output Signals
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Figure 105. Monitor Buffer Options
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Chapter 5 Bus Traffic Monitor
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Figure 106. Monitor Window
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Trace Listing
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Figure 107. Monitor Trace Listing
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Timing Field
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Figure 108. Monitor Timing Field
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Figure 109. Timing Field Popup Menu
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Monitor Configurations
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Figure 110. Filters Pane
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Figure 111. Filter Definition Dialog (Similar to Edit)
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Figure 112. Symbols Pane
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Figure 113. Symbol Definition Dialog
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Figure 114. Smbus Pane
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Figure 115. Smbus Decoder File Dialog
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Monitor Preferences
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Figure 116. Monitor Colors Pane
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Figure 117. Monitor Options Pane
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Figure 118. Formats Pane
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Monitor Trigger
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Figure 119. Trigger Tab on Monitor Tools Dialog
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Table 4. Summary of Available Trigger Components
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Figure 120. Trigger on Single Event
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Figure 121. Trigger on Repeated Single Event
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Figure 122. Trigger on Sequence of Multiple Events
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Figure 123. Trigger on Consecutive Sequence of Events
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Figure 124. Trigger Dialog
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Figure 125. Context Popup Menu on Trigger Definition Tree
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Figure 126. Create New Trigger Dialog
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Figure 127. Active Trigger Operation Status
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Monitor Window Reference
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Figure 128. I2C Exerciser Monitor Window Layout
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Table 5. Monitor Window Layout
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Figure 129. Monitor File Menu
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Figure 130. Monitor Trace Menu
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Figure 131. Trace | Execute Submenu
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Figure 132. Run Status Tab on Monitor Tools Window
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Figure 133. Trace | Go to Submenu
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Figure 134. Trace | View Submenu
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Figure 135. Monitor Find Dialog - Regular
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Figure 136. Monitor Find Dialog - Compact
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Figure 137. Trace Layout Dialog
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Figure 138. Tools Menu
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Figure 139. Monitor Window Menu
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Figure 140. Monitor Help Menu
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Figure 141. Monitor Tool Bar
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Table 6. Monitor Tool Bar Functions
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Chapter 6 Interactive Debugger
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Figure 142. Debugger Window
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Send Data
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Figure 143. Debugger Send Controls
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Receive Data
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Figure 144. Debugger Receive Controls
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Debugger Script
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Table 7. Debugger Script Keywords
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Debugger Options
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Figure 145. Debugger Options Pane
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Debugger Window Reference
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Figure 146. I2C Exerciser Debugger Window Layout
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Table 8. Debugger Window Layout
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Figure 147. Debugger File Menu
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Figure 148. Debugger Tool Bar
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Table 9. Debugger Tool Bar Functions
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Chapter 7 Serial EEPROM Programmer
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Programmer Operations
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Figure 149. Programmer Window
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Table 10. Programmer Function Descriptions
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Figure 150. Programmer Read Window
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Table 11. Programmer Read Contents Window Function Descriptions
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Figure 151. Programming Progress Window
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Figure 152. Verifying Progress Window
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Figure 153. Erasing Progress Window
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Programmer Options
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Figure 154. Programmer Options Pane
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Programmer Window Reference
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Figure 155. I2C Exerciser Programmer Window
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Table 12. Programmer Window Areas
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Figure 156. Programmer File Menu
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Figure 157. Programmer Tool Bar
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Table 13. Programmer Tool Bar Functions
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Chapter 8 Configuration and Preferences
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Configuration Manager
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Figure 158. Configuration Manager Dialog Panes (Settings Selected)
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Table 14. Configuration Manager Panes
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Figure 159. Filters Pane
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Figure 160. Filter Definition Dialog (Similar to Edit)
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Figure 161. Symbols Pane
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Figure 162. Symbol Definition Dialog
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Figure 163. Smbus Pane
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Figure 164. Smbus Decoder File Dialog
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Figure 165. Settings Pane
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Figure 166. Files Pane
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Preferences Dialog
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Figure 167. Monitor Colors Pane
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Figure 168. Monitor Options Pane
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Figure 169. Debugger Options Pane
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Figure 170. Programmer Options Pane
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Figure 171. Formats Pane
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Using Project Files
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Figure 172. Title Bar for a New Project
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Figure 173. Title Bar for a Saved Project
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Figure 174. File Menu MRU Project List
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Calibration
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Figure 175. Calibration Prompt
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Figure 176. Calibration Warning
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Figure 177. Calibration Status
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Figure 178. Calibration Complete
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Chapter 9 Third Party Application Interface
211
Overview
211
Dynamic Link Library (DLL)
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Table 15. DLL Components
212
General Calling Sequence
213
Function Reference
214
Table 16. I2C DLL Functions
215
Appendix A Buspro-I Hardware Reference
247
Hardware Specifications
247
Electrical Specifications
248
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