
élanSC300 Microcontroller Evaluation Board User’s Manual
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g
The
g
command allows you to “go” to any place in the memory map desired. It is
the random access equivalent to the plus and minus keys. It provides one additional
benefit in that the data byte which resides at the address specified by the user to
go to is highlighted for easy recognition.
i
The
i
key allows the DOS ROM interface to be toggled between the 8- and 16-bit
interfaces supported on the élanSC300 microcontroller. This is useful if running
the utility on a hardware platform that has an 8-bit DOS ROM interface as opposed
to the 16-bit DOS ROM interface on the élanSC300 Microcontroller Evaluation
Board.
l
The
l
command allows one screen’s worth of data to be appended to a log.
Successive screens can be captured to the same file in this manner. Pressing the
l
command prompts the user as to whether the output file should be a binary image
of the data, or whether a DOS debug-like ASCII representation should be saved.
If the binary option is chosen, data is logged to a file named
MMSVIEW.BIN
. If
the ASCII option is selected, the output file is
MMSVIEW.ASC
.
n
The
n
command allows the user to select the use of a new MMS page (0–7). This
can be useful in avoiding system conflicts. The default page can be changed before
entering the program using the command-line capability to set this option as
described on page 3-14.
p
The
p
command is essentially a
g
command that accepts its input in terms of 16K
pages. In other words, you can randomly access data on specific 16-Kbyte
boundaries using this command. For example, if you want to view the start of the
first 16-Kbyte boundary of a device, select the
p
command, and input 0 when
prompted to specify page 0. This can be done just as easily using the
g
command
and supplying an address that’s a multiple of 4000h.