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Lauterbach MMDSP User Manual

Lauterbach MMDSP
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MMDSP Debugger 5
©1989-2019 Lauterbach GmbH
Quick Start
1. Start the ARM debugger (for details see “Quick Start of the JTAG Debugger” in “ARM
Debugger” (debugger_arm.pdf)) of the Nomadik, and set local memory bus frequency to
10 MHz:
2. Only required for Tracing via NEXUS: Enable NEXUS via ARM debugger
3. Start the MMDSP debugger, select the device prompt B:, if the device prompt is not active after
the TRACE32-Software is started.
4. Select the core on your target, if automatic detection is not possible:
5. Configure the Debugger to use on-chip breakpoints in memory areas that are read-only (e.g.
FLASH/ROM):
If a program breakpoint is set within the specified address range, on-chip breakpoints are now used
instead of software breakpoints. A list of all available on-chip breakpoints for your architecture can be
found under On-chip Breakpoints.
6. Enter the debug mode.
This command resets the CPU and enters the debug mode. After SYStem.Up it is possible to access
the registers and the memory.
; set local memory bus frequency = 10 MHz
d.s 0x10000014 %l 0x000a05f
d.s 0x10000008 %l 0x090c12a
d.s 0x10000014 %l 0x0
D.S 0xE0000024 %be %b 0x40 ; only Audio MMDSP (STN8810A)
D.S 0xE0000024 %be %b 0x80 ; only Video MMDSP (STN8810V)
B::
SYStem.CPU STN8810A
MAP.BOnchip 0xC00000++0x1fffff
SYStem.Up
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Lauterbach MMDSP Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLauterbach
ModelMMDSP
CategoryComputer Accessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warning

Quick Start

Troubleshooting

SYStem.Up Errors

Details potential errors encountered with the SYStem.Up command and their resolutions.

Configuration

CPU specific Implementations

Breakpoints

Explains the two types of breakpoints: software and on-chip, and their usage.

Memory Classes

CPU specific SYStem Commands

SYStem.CONFIG

Configures the debugger according to the target topology and JTAG chain.

SYStem.CPU

Selects the specific processor type (e.g., STN8810A) for debugging.

CPU specific Commands

Data.LOAD.Elf

Downloads an ELF file to the target system for execution.

CPU specific TrOnchip Commands

JTAG Connection

Operation Voltage

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