ARM DS-5 Using the Debug Hardware Configuration Utilities

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Configuring CoreSight systems6.8 Trace Association Editor dialog boxThe Trace Association Editor dialog box enables you to set up device associations for aCoreSight system. All associations are shown expanded by default. The following figure showsan example:Figure 6-2 Trace Association Editor dialog boxThe devices shown in the Trace Association Editor dialog box reflect the order of those in thescan chain. To expand the details for a device, either double-click on the device name, or clickthe + button for the device.To assign an association to a device:1. Double-click for the device to display the Edit Association dialogbox. The following figure shows an example:Figure 6-3 Edit Association dialog box2. Select the required device to be used for the association from the drop-down list on theleft of the dialog box.3. Type a description of the association in the field on the right.4. Click OK.To change any typed text, double-click on an association description, and edit the text in the EditAssociation dialog.To delete an association description, select the association and click Delete.To clear all associations created, click Delete All.To save your associations to a file:1. Click the Save... button. The Save RealView Associations File... dialog box displays.ARM DUI 0498F Copyright © 2010-2012 ARM. All rights reserved. 6-9ID021112Non-Confidential
Configuring CoreSight systems2. Locate an appropriate directory to save your file.3. Click Save.To load an associations file:1. Click the Load... button. The Load RealView Associations File... dialog box displays.2. Locate the directory containing your CoreSight associations files.3. Select the appropriate .txt file.4. Click Open.To return to the Debug Hardware Config utility main window, click OK.6.8.1 See alsoTasks• Setting up a CoreSight trace association file on page 6-11.Concepts• About CoreSight system configuration on page 6-2.ARM DUI 0498F Copyright © 2010-2012 ARM. All rights reserved. 6-10ID021112Non-Confidential
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