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LoadICE Commands

 
 

Following is a list of commands supported by LoadICE:

  1. AICONTROL - specifies timing control for the virtual serial channel (AI)
  2. AIFAST - use the unbuffered method for operating the AI
  3. AILOC - specifies the parameters for the virtual serial channel (AI)
  4. AIMODE - sets up some of the operating parameters for the AI
  5. AINORCI - no interrupt on received character
  6. AIPARAMS - sets up parameters for the AI2, enhanced AI
  7. AIREST - reset the virtual serial channel on host interrupt
  8. AISWITCH - using data-switch (by Applied Innovation) for talking to PromICEs
  9. ALTFUNCTIONKEYS - assigns command strings to alt-function keys
  10. AUTORECOVER - auto-recovery from time-outs
  11. BANK - splits ROM in to banks for those targets that do banking
  12. BAUDRATE - specify serial port baud rate (maximum 57600)
  13. BURST - support burst mode access for AI
  14. CHECKSUM - perform checksum on ROM content
  15. COMPARE - compare ROM data with file data
  16. CONFIG - display system configuration
  17. CURSOR - change spinning, or ‘dot’ or no cursor
  18. DELAY - increase time-out delay
  19. DIALOG - stay in dialog mode otherwise load and exit
  20. DISPLAY - change display level to show more info
  21. DUMP - dump ROM content
  22. EDIT - edit ROM content
  23. EXIT - exit application
  24. FAST - stretch strobe on parallel port of fast hosts
  25. FASTPORT - using Ethernet print server to talk to PromICEs
  26. FILE - specify a hex file
  27. FILL - fill parameters for ROM before loading file data
  28. FILOG - initiate logging of FlashICE data
  29. FIMBPE - make byte programming error on FlashICE
  30. FIMCEE - make chip erase error on FlashICE
  31. FIMONITOR - run the Flash Monitor, monitors flash activity
  32. FIMSEE - make sector erase error on FlashICE
  33. FIOFF - turn off the flash portion of FlashICE
  34. FION - turn on the flash portion of FlashICE
  35. FISCHP - show chip statistics for FlashICE
  36. FISED - show sector erase data for FlashICE
  37. FISOPT - set operating options for FlashICE
  38. FISPD - set sector protection data for FlashICE
  39. FISSEC - show sector statistics for FlashICE
  40. FUNCTIONKEYS  - assign text string to function key
  41. GO - put units in emulation mode
  42. HELP - give help
  43. HIGH - set serial port to send response at full speed
  44. HSO - program polarity of handshake line (REQ/ACK)
  45. IMAGE - specifies a binary file
  46. LIGHTS - make RUN light blink with emulator state
  47. LOAD - load files before going in to emulation
  48. LOCK  - lock the content of emulator (special code)
  49. LOG  - log LoadICE/PromICE traffic
  50. MEMMAP  - show map of down-loaded code
  51. MODEIN  - set emulator mode at connect
  52. MOVE - move data around in ROM
  53. MODEOUT - set emulator mode at disconnect
  54. NOADDRESSERROR - ignore data out of range of ROM
  55. NOCHECKSUMERROR  - ignore checksum error in hex files
  56. NOFILL  - don’t fill before loading
  57. NOLOAD - don’t load before going in dalog mode
  58. NUMBER - number of units preset, helps with auto-baud on UNIX systems
  59. OUTPUT  - specify the serial port
  60. PARALLEL - specify the parallel port
  61. PPBUS - specify the parallel port in bus mode
  62. PPMODE - specify the parallel port in bus mode
  63. PPONLY - use parallel port as bi-directional
  64. RECOVER  - recover if host link fails
  65. REQACK  - use bus handshake lines (REQuest/ACK) for memory operations
  66. RESET - reset the target, via reset pin on PromICE
  67. RESETFP - reset the FastPort before connecting
  68. ROMSIZE  - set the size of ROM to emulate
  69. RPORTS  - read ports of micro, allowing to read high address lines from target
  70. SAVE  - save ROM content to file
  71. SEARCH -  search ROM for a string
  72. SERIALNUMBER - report the unit’s serial number
  73. SETUP - enter LoadICE setup program
  74. SLEEP - sleep for 1/10th of a second
  75. SLOW - data from PromICE on serial port is at ~9000 baud
  76. SOCKET - specify a socket when not same as ROM size
  77. STATUS - report status of the target system as seen by PromICE
  78. STOP - put units in to load mode
  79. SYSTEM - escape command to system shell
  80. TARGETINT - interrupt the target, via pin on the back of the PromICE
  81. TARINT - interrupt the target on host interrupt (via DTR or INIT)
  82. TARREST - reset target on host interrupt
  83. TEST - test PromICE memory
  84. TIMER - turn timer on or off in the PromICE micro
  85. TINTL - set target interrupt length
  86. TRACEIT - set target interrupt length, start the trace circuit tracing (AI2)
  87. TRINIT  - initialize the trace board
  88. TRREAD - read the trace memory
  89. TRSAVE - save trace dump to a file
  90. TRTEST - test the trace memory
  91. TRWRITE - write trace memory (for testing)
  92. VERIFY - verify down-loaded data as it is loaded
  93. VERSION - report LoadICE and PromICE version number
  94. WORDSIZE - set word size to emulate
  95. WRITEENABLE - enable target to write to ROM
  96. XMASK - set mask for extended address line, handy with AI
  97. XMDOIT - perform code coverage
  98. XMINIT - initialize code coverage system
  99. XMREAD - read the code coverage data
  100. XMSAVE - save code coverage data to file
  101. XMTEST - test code coverage memory
  102. XMWRITE - write code coverage memory (clear it
       
     
 
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