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The Agilent E3458A processor probe includes a graphical interface to an Agilent 16505A prototype analyzer, cables, and user''s guide. This graphical interface is the easiest way to control the target microcontroller from an Agilent 16505A prototype analyzer.
The Agilent E3458A processor probe provides an inexpensive way to control target microcontroller operation during the hardware and software development phases of Motorola CPU32-based prototypes. The processor probe controls the target microcontroller through the Motorola Background Mode Debug (BDM) port. Connection of a processor probe to a PC or workstation is made via LAN or RS-232.
With a processor probe connected to a third party C or C++ software debugger, software designers can download and debug target system code at source-level from their workstations. For IBM PCs and compatibles, an Agilent RTC debugger provides a high-level windows interface.
The Agilent E3458A processor probe provides an inexpensive way to control target microcontroller operation during the hardware and software development phases of Motorola CPU32-based prototypes. The processor probe controls the target microcontroller through the Motorola Background Mode Debug (BDM) port. Connection of a processor probe to a PC or workstation is made via LAN or RS-232.
With a processor probe connected to a third party C or C++ software debugger, software designers can download and debug target system code at source-level from their workstations. For IBM PCs and compatibles, an Agilent RTC debugger provides a high-level windows interface.
Features
- Easy connection to the target microcontroller
- Microcontroller run control (reset, run, single-step, break)
- Internal/external memory display and modification
- Register display and modification
