ARM DS-5 Using the Debug Hardware Configuration Utilities

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Getting started with the debug hardware configuration utilities2.3 Scanning for available debug hardware unitsTo scan for available debug hardware units:1. Start the required configuration utility, for example Debug Hardware Config.2. Click the Scan button to scan for debug hardware units that are connected to your localnetwork or to a USB port on your PC. The Scan button becomes animated to indicate thata scan is in progress. When the configuration utility finds a unit, it adds it to the list ofavailable units. The following figure shows an example:Figure 2-1 Debug Hardware Config utilityNoteAny unit shown in light gray is one that has responded to browse requests but does nothave a valid IP address. You cannot connect to that unit by TCP/IP until you haveconfigured it for use on your network.The scan tool searches for debug hardware units that are connected to your local networkor USB ports on your PC. The units found are listed in the browser on the right of thewindow.NoteUnits that are connected to different networks do not appear in the configuration utility.Consequently, if you want to connect to a debug hardware unit on a separate network, youmust know the IP address of that unit.If you want to stop scanning, click the Scan button. You can click the Scan button againat any time to force a rescan for available debug hardware units and update the list.3. Select Exit from the File. This disconnects from any connected unit, and exits theconfiguration utility.ARM DUI 0498F Copyright © 2010-2012 ARM. All rights reserved. 2-5ID021112Non-Confidential
Getting started with the debug hardware configuration utilities2.3.1 See alsoTasks• Starting the debug hardware configuration utilities on page 2-3• Identifying a debug hardware unit on page 2-7• Connecting to a debug hardware unit on page 2-8• Chapter 3 Configuring network settings for your debug hardware unit.ARM DUI 0498F Copyright © 2010-2012 ARM. All rights reserved. 2-6ID021112Non-Confidential
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