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From: "George France" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jim Fischer'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 10:07 AM
Subject: RE: Debugger / Emulator / Logic Analyzer for EBSA285 clone board
> >PMFJI, but I'm curious to know what kind of probing hardware you're
> >using to capture data with the logic analyzer. FWIW, we've got an
> >Agilent (Hewlett-Packard) 16700A that will do everything but walk
> >the dog, and ...
>
> Corelis, Inc. makes a SA-110 Strong-ARM Preprocessor for the for the
> HP Logig Analyzer. The system includes a connector that attaches to
> the top of the cpu as will as software for an armv4l disassember.
> If you have six pods off of your Analyzer you can monitor every single
> pin out from the SA-110.
George et al.,
I apologize for the long delay getting back to you on this. First of all,
let me say thanks for the Corelis info. FWIW, we purchased a Corelis probe
kit (about a year ago) and discovered that it won't fit on an unmodified
EBSA 285 board. Specifically, two DIMM sockets/boards sit right next to the
SA-110 TQFP, and they restrict the horizontal clearance around the SA-110 so
much that it's impossible to mount the Corelis probe to the top of the CPU.
I was wondering if anyone has come up with a solution to this problem. (We
are currently considering removing (i.e., unsoldering) one of the two DIMM
sockets from the PCB to see if perhaps this will provide sufficient
clearance around the SA-110...) Any suggestions??
Jim Fischer
MSEE Grad Student
Cal Poly, SLO, CA
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