End Point Data. Cypress Semiconductor CY8C24423

Debugger

7.5.6

12.Set Input select to A, Low compare and High compare to 32, and leave the Input Mask at FF.

13.Under State Logic set Next state to 3, the Match Count to 10, and check Trace Off and Break.

14.Click Apply to save, then close the Events window.

End Point Data

If your project includes one of the USB user modules, you can display USB endpoint data captured from the emulator in a debug window. To do so, select Debug > Windows > USB Endpoint Data. This creates a file named USB Data.txt that captures and displays endpoint data every time the debugger is halted.

To define Areas, use Debug > Configure USB Data Tracking.

For example:

PMA0_WA: 00 PMA0_RA: 00

PMA1_WA: 00 PMA1_RA: 00

PMA2_WA: 00 PMA2_RA: 00

PMA3_WA: 00 PMA3_RA: 00

PMA4_WA: 00 PMA4_RA: 00

PMA5_WA: 00 PMA5_RA: 00

PMA6_WA: 00 PMA6_RA: 00

PMA7_WA: 00 PMA7_RA: 00

Area 1 Data...

0x00: 8A 47 6F 84 35 2A 01 28 14 46 00 93 F3 B3 5D 60

0x10: B8 6C C4 A8 31 71 19 41 99 4A 89 AC CE 11 8D 28

0x20: 06 9D 43 8D 22 EE 6C 92 88 3B 33 61 93 A0 16 27

0x30: 8C 0C 9A F0 AA 21 E4 62 80 FA 48 C6 9E E3 66 22

0x40: C8 31 02 8E 14 50 5A 74 AB 38 6F 15 6C 21 E4 DA

0x50: E5 A0 00 1A 0E EA C1 6E 59 46 9A 50 33 06 1F 98

0x60: 8E C3 F4 30 FD 12 01 43 38 52 95 20 D1 EF 71 94

0x70: 1C F8 7B 52 97 E6 12 3C 0C 56 92 2C 89 05 B5 D6

0x80: 1A 1A 80 0B 1E 09 48 3D 4E AB 38 2C CA 42 B4 3A

0x90: 33 DB 13 A3 44 D9 8B 3B 51 DC 00 2D 1D A3 BD 32

0xA0: 01 E7 A1 24 4A 99 04 D8 83 63 C4 EF 88 4A 28 18

0xB0: 48 81 96 16 51 1C F3 9D 1C 2F 92 36 2A AE 5F 6D

0xC0: 9C BC 0A FC D5 17 96 CF 61 20 FD 14 C4 09 E4 57

0xD0: D2 6C 51 36 3E AE 19 E2 99 5E 04 A1 C6 A9 D1 D0

0xE0: 5E 2D C1 70 97 F5 73 61 57 00 3D CB 77 E5 97 33

0xF0: 33 34 84 C7 2E 82 07 EA 76 9C 24 63 2B 7D 41 20

Area 2 Data...

0x03: 84 35 2A 01

Area 3 has zero length

Area 4 has zero length

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