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Current target - selected target configuration.
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Startup - whether or not the target script ran to completion. Note
- that even if the target is disconnected, powered down or unresponsive, the
- startup script will still run to completion. Startup - OK does not mean
- that the target is fully operational, simply that the configuration script
- did not contain syntax errors for instance.
- See log for details.
-
Target power - Detects power on target.
- If the JTAG cable is not connected, or the target has no power, then no target power will be detected.
Power on - Turn on ZY1000 target power relay.
-Power off - Turn off ZY1000 target power relay.
-Type "help power" in telnet for command to control power relay.
-Reboot ZY1000 - Reboots ZY1000 unit. Type "help reboot" in telnet.
- ]]>- Writing an openocd.cfg from scratch is a non-trivial exercise, but - fortunally it only has to be done once for a target and afterwards it - rarely if ever needs to be changed. - - - ]]>
" - reboot - } - -
- - ]]>
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- ]]>
Reset CPU and probe flash - This will reset the CPU and show - you more detailed information about your flash. This includes information about - the different sectors in the flash, and the flash driver used.
- ]]> -
-
- set data ""
- append buffer {
- | File | |
| Offset | |
| Type | - - | - -
| - | - | - |
-
"
- if {$action_flash} {
- append console [encode [capture_catch "halt"]]
- append buffer ""
- if {[catch {capture_catch {eval "flash write_image erase $upload_filename $form_offset $form_type"}} result]} {
- append buffer "Flash write failed
"
- append console [encode $result]
- } else {
- append buffer [encode $result]
- append buffer "Flash write succeed
"
- }
- append buffer ""
- }
- if {$action_verify} {
- append console [encode [capture_catch "halt"]]
- append buffer ""
- if {[catch {capture_catch {eval "verify_image $upload_filename $form_offset $form_type"}} result]} {
- append buffer "Verify failed
"
- append console [encode $result]
- } else {
- append buffer [encode $result]
- append buffer "Verify succeed
"
- }
- append buffer ""
- }
-
Flash - Halt CPU, automatically erase flash if required and program flash with image.
-Flash and verify - Programs the flash and verifies the programmed flash content is correct.
-Verify - Halt CPU and verify image in flash or RAM.
-Offset - This value is added to the address of the image.
- Binary images start at address 0 by default, whereas elf and ihex have addresses encoded into the image.
- Typically 0 for elf/ihex and the address to write the image to for binary files.
Test - Power up target, run 10 second target test. Output is provided via the DCC output channel.
-Power on - Power on target.
-Power off - Power off target.
-Serial number - A target script can use this string in the production procedure. Type "help production" for more info.
- ]]> -"
- append console [encode [capture_catch {
- reset init
- flash erase_address $form_address $form_length}]]
- append buffer
- }
- }
-
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- ]]>Reset and init CPU, then erase address range.
-The length field is specified in number of bytes.
- ]]> -Halt - halt CPU.
-Run from address - halt CPU and resume from address. Default is resume from current address.
-Reset and init - reset CPU and run init script.
- ]]> --
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An error message is shown when trying to browse or edit memory which cases a CPU fault.
-CPU will be halted if required.
-Modify - Will modify only one byte, half-word or word starting at Address.
-Fill - Will fill the specified region with the specified value.
-Refresh - Display the content of the specified memory area.
- ]]> -To download log you can also use commands like "wget http://
- You can also execute tcl commands using curl from your developer PC: -
-
- curl --form form_command=ocd_version append buffer [ip] runtcl.tcl
-
-
- ]]>
- Use "/ram" to store temporary files.
- -- You can browse filing systems and download files by pointing your web browser to: -
- - -- You can also upload files using e.g. curl from the command line. Example: -
-
- curl --form form_filecontent=@/tmp/myfile.elf --form form_filename=/ram/myfile.elf append buffer [ip] upload.tcl
-
- - If you have a tftp server installed on your development PC, you can access - files on your developer PC using a /tftp/ip/ prefix to the file to be accessed - on your developer PC. Note that if you do not increase the default packet - size for your tftp server, then the performance will be very poor. Normal - performance is about 500-600kBytes/s. -
-
- cp /tftp/10.0.0.106/build/src/openocd /ram/test
-
-
- ]]>
- - Writing an openocd.cfg from scratch is a non-trivial exercise, but - fortunally it only has to be done once for a target and afterwards it - rarely if ever needs to be changed. - - - ]]>
- ]]>
- Type "help uart" in telnet for information on how to set uart speed for target. Normally - the uart speed is set from the target configuration script by adding an "uart N", where - N is the baudrate. - ]]> -
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+
Current target - selected target configuration.
+
Startup - whether or not the target script ran to completion. Note
+ that even if the target is disconnected, powered down or unresponsive, the
+ startup script will still run to completion. Startup - OK does not mean
+ that the target is fully operational, simply that the configuration script
+ did not contain syntax errors for instance.
+ See log for details.
+
Target power - Detects power on target.
+ If the JTAG cable is not connected, or the target has no power, then no target power will be detected.
Type "help power" in telnet for command to control power relay.
+ ]]>+ Writing an openocd.cfg from scratch is a non-trivial exercise, but + fortunally it only has to be done once for a target and afterwards it + rarely if ever needs to be changed. + + + ]]>
+
+
+
+
+
+ ]]>
Reset CPU and probe flash - This will reset the CPU and show + you more detailed information about your flash. This includes information about + the different sectors in the flash, and the flash driver used.
+ ]]> +
+
+ set data ""
+ append buffer {
+ | File | |
| Offset | |
| Type | + + | + +
| + | + | + |
+
"
+ if {$action_flash} {
+ append console [encode [capture_catch "halt"]]
+ append buffer ""
+ if {[catch {capture_catch {eval "flash write_image erase $upload_filename $form_offset $form_type"}} result]} {
+ append buffer "Flash write failed
"
+ append console [encode $result]
+ } else {
+ append buffer [encode $result]
+ append buffer "Flash write succeed
"
+ }
+ append buffer ""
+ }
+ if {$action_verify} {
+ append console [encode [capture_catch "halt"]]
+ append buffer ""
+ if {[catch {capture_catch {eval "verify_image $upload_filename $form_offset $form_type"}} result]} {
+ append buffer "Verify failed
"
+ append console [encode $result]
+ } else {
+ append buffer [encode $result]
+ append buffer "Verify succeed
"
+ }
+ append buffer ""
+ }
+
Flash - Halt CPU, automatically erase flash if required and program flash with image.
+Flash and verify - Programs the flash and verifies the programmed flash content is correct.
+Verify - Halt CPU and verify image in flash or RAM.
+Offset - This value is added to the address of the image.
+ Binary images start at address 0 by default, whereas elf and ihex have addresses encoded into the image.
+ Typically 0 for elf/ihex and the address to write the image to for binary files.
Test - Power up target, run 10 second target test. Output is provided via the DCC output channel.
+Power on - Power on target.
+Power off - Power off target.
+Serial number - A target script can use this string in the production procedure. Type "help production" for more info.
+ ]]> +"
+ append console [encode [capture_catch {
+ reset init
+ flash erase_address $form_address $form_length}]]
+ append buffer
+ }
+ }
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ ]]>Reset and init CPU, then erase address range.
+The length field is specified in number of bytes.
+ ]]> +Halt - halt CPU.
+Run from address - halt CPU and resume from address. Default is resume from current address.
+Reset and init - reset CPU and run init script.
+ ]]> ++
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ ]]>
An error message is shown when trying to browse or edit memory which cases a CPU fault.
+CPU will be halted if required.
+Modify - Will modify only one byte, half-word or word starting at Address.
+Fill - Will fill the specified region with the specified value.
+Refresh - Display the content of the specified memory area.
+ ]]> +To download log you can also use commands like "wget http://
+ You can also execute tcl commands using curl from your developer PC: +
+
+ curl --form form_command=ocd_version append buffer [ip] runtcl.tcl
+
+
+ ]]>
+ + Writing an openocd.cfg from scratch is a non-trivial exercise, but + fortunally it only has to be done once for a target and afterwards it + rarely if ever needs to be changed. + + + ]]>
+ ]]>
+ Type "help uart" in telnet for information on how to set uart speed for target. Normally + the uart speed is set from the target configuration script by adding an "uart N", where + N is the baudrate. + ]]> +