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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
5
1 Logic Analyzer Overview to Make a Measurement
21
2 Connecting Peripherals to Connect a Mouse
29
To Connect a Keyboard
30
To Connect to an HP-IB Printer
31
To Connect to an RS-232-C Printer
33
To Connect to a Parallel Printer
34
To Connect to a Controller
35
3 Using the Logic Analyzer
37
Accessing the Menus
39
To Access the System Menus
40
To Access the Analyzer Menus
42
To Access the Pattern Generator Menus
44
Using the Analyzer Menus
45
To Label Channel Groups
45
To Create a Symbol
47
To Examine an Analyzer Waveform
49
To Examine an Analyzer Listing
51
To Compare Two Listings
53
The Inverse Assembler
55
To Use an Inverse Assembler
55
4 Using the Trigger Menu
59
Specifying a Basic Trigger
61
To Assign Terms to an Analyzer
62
To Define a Term
63
To Change the Trigger Specification
64
Changing the Trigger Sequence
65
To Add Sequence Levels
66
To Change Macros
67
Setting up Time Correlation between Analyzers
68
To Set up Time Correlation between Two State Analyzers
69
To Set up Time Correlation between a Timing and a State Analyzer
69
Arming and Additional Instruments
70
To Arm Another Instrument
70
To Receive an Arm Signal from Another Instrument
71
Managing Memory
72
To Selectively Store Branch Conditions (State Only)
73
To Place the Trigger in Memory
74
To Set the Sampling Rates (Timing Only)
75
5 Using the Pattern Generator
77
Setting up the Proper Configurations
79
To Set up the Configuration
79
To Build a Label
81
Building Test Vectors and Macros
82
To Build a Main Vector Sequence
83
To Build an Initialization Sequence
84
To Edit a Main or Initialization Sequence
84
To Include Hardware Instructions in a Sequence
85
To Include Software Instructions in a Sequence
86
To Include a User Macro in a Sequence
87
To Build a User Macro
88
To Modify a Macro Name
89
To Edit a Macro
89
To Add, Delete, or Rename Parameters
90
To Place Parameters in a Vector
91
To Enter or Modify Parameters
92
To Build a User Symbol Table
93
To Include Symbols in a Sequence
94
To Include Symbols in a Macro
95
To Store a Configuration
96
To Load a Configuration
97
To Use Autoroll
98
Pattern Generator Common Menus
99
The Format Menu
99
The Sequence Menu
102
The User Macros Menu
110
Loading ASCII Files
112
ASCII File Commands
113
Ascdown Command
113
Label
114
Vector
115
Format:XXX
117
Loading an ASCII File over a Bus (Example)
118
Pattern Generator Probing System
120
Pod Numbering
120
Connecting Pods Directly to a PC Board
121
Output Pod Characteristics
122
6 Triggering Examples
127
Single-Machine Trigger Examples
129
To Store and Time the Execution of a Subroutine
130
To Trigger on the Nth Iteration of a Loop
132
To Trigger on the Nth Recursive Call of a Recursive Function
134
To Trigger on Entry to a Function
136
To Capture a Write of Known Bad Data to a Particular Variable
137
To Trigger on a Loop that Occasionally Runs too Long
138
To Verify Correct Return from a Function Call
139
To Trigger after All Status Bus Lines Finish Transitioning
140
To Find the Nth Assertion of a Chip Select Line
141
To Verify that the Chip Select Line Is Strobed after the Address Is Stable
142
To Trigger When Expected Data Does Not Appear When Requested
143
To Test Minimum and Maximum Pulse Limits
144
To Detect a Handshake Violation
146
To Detect Bus Contention
147
Cross-Arming Trigger Examples
148
To Examine Software Execution When a Timing Violation Occurs
149
To Look at Control and Status Signals During Execution of a Routine
150
To Detect a Glitch
151
To Trigger Timing Analysis of a Count-Down on a Set of Data Lines
152
To Monitor Two Coprocessors in a Target System
153
Special Displays
154
To Interleave Trace Lists
155
To View Trace Lists and Waveforms on the same Display
156
7 File Management
159
Transferring Files Using the Flexible Disk Drive
161
To Save a Configuration
162
To Load a Configuration
164
To Save a Trace List in ASCII Format
165
To Save a Screen's Image
166
To Load Additional Software
167
8 Reference
169
Configuration Capabilities
171
Probing
173
General-Purpose Probing System Description
176
Assembling the Probing System
179
Keyboard Shortcuts
183
Moving the Cursor
183
Entering Data into a Menu
184
Using the Keyboard Overlays
184
Common Menu Fields
185
Print Field
186
Run/Stop Field
187
Roll Fields
188
Disk Drive Operations
189
Disk Operations
189
Autoload
191
Format
191
Pack
191
Load and Store
192
The RS-232-C, HP-IB, and Centronics Interfaces
193
The HP-IB Interface
194
The RS-232-C Interface
194
The Centronics Interface
195
System Utilities
196
Real Time Clock Adjustments Field
196
Update FLASH ROM Field
196
Shade Adjustments
198
The Analyzer Configuration Menu
199
Type Field
199
Illegal Configuration
199
The Analyzer Format Menu
200
Pod Threshold Field
200
State Acquisition Modes (State Only)
201
Timing Acquisition Modes (Timing Only)
202
Clock Inputs Display
203
Pod Clock Field (State Only)
203
Master and Slave Clock Fields (State Only)
206
Symbols Field
209
Label Fields
210
Label Polarity Fields
211
The Analyzer Trigger Menu
212
Trigger Sequence Levels
212
Modify Trigger Field
212
Timing Trigger Macro Library
213
State Trigger Macro Library
215
Modifying the User Macro
217
Resource Terms
220
Arming Control Field
223
Acquisition Control Field
224
Count Field (State Only)
225
The Listing Menu
226
Markers
226
The Waveform Menu
228
Sec/DIV Field
228
Accumulate Field
228
Delay Field
228
Waveform Label Field
229
Waveform Display
230
The Mixed Display Menu
231
Interleaving State Listings
231
Time-Correlated Displays
232
Markers
232
The Chart Menu
233
Min and Max Scaling Fields
234
Markers/Range Field
234
The Compare Menu
235
Reference Listing Field
236
Difference Listing Field
236
Copy Listing to Reference Field
237
Find Error Field
237
Compare Full/Compare Partial Field
237
Mask Field
238
Bit Editing Field
238
9 System Performance Analysis (SPA) Software
239
System Performance Analysis Software
240
What Is System Performance Analysis
242
Getting Started
244
SPA Measurement Processes
246
Using State Overview, State Histogram, and Time Interval
259
Using SPA with Other Features
268
10 Concepts
269
The File System
271
Directories
272
File Types
273
Transitional Mode Theory
275
125-Mhz Transitional Mode
275
250-Mhz Transitional Mode
276
Other Transitional Timing Considerations
279
The Trigger Sequence
280
Trigger Sequence Specification
281
Analyzer Resources
283
Timing Analyzer
286
State Analyzer
286
Configuration Translation between HP Logic Analyzers
287
The Analyzer Hardware
289
HP 1660CP-Series Analyzer Theory
290
Logic Acquisition Board Theory
293
Pattern Generator Board Theory
296
Self-Tests Description
298
11 Troubleshooting
299
Analyzer Problems
301
Unwanted Triggers
301
No Activity on Activity Indicators
302
Capacitive Loading
302
No Trace List Display
302
Preprocessor Problems
303
Target System will Not Boot up
303
Slow Clock
304
Erratic Trace Measurements
305
Inverse Assembler Problems
306
No Inverse Assembly or Incorrect Inverse Assembly
306
Inverse Assembler will Not Load or Run
307
Error Messages
308
Inverse Assembler Not Found
308
No Configuration File Loaded
308
Selected File Is Incompatible
308
Slow or Missing Clock
309
Waiting for Trigger
309
Must Have at Least 1 Edge Specified
310
Time Correlation of Data Is Not Possible
310
Maximum of 32 Channels Per Label
310
Timer Is off in Sequence Level N Where It Is Used
311
Timer Is Specified in Sequence, but Never Started
311
Inverse Assembler Not Loaded - Bad Object Code
311
Measurement Initialization Error
312
Warning: Run HALTED Due to Variable Change
312
12 Specifications
313
Accessories
314
Specifications (Logic Analyzer)
315
Characteristics (Logic Analyzer)
316
Characteristics (Pattern Generator)
316
Supplemental Characteristics (Logic Analyzer)
317
13 Operator's Service
323
Preparing for Use
325
To Inspect the Logic Analyzer
326
To Apply Power
326
To Set the Line Voltage
327
To Degauss the Display
328
To Clean the Logic Analyzer
328
To Test the Logic Analyzer
328
Troubleshooting
329
To Use the Flowcharts
330
To Check the Power-Up Tests
332
To Run the Self-Tests
333
To Test the Auxiliary Power
339
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Language
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