Next, you want to configure the target hardware for the Lauterbach Trace32 In-Circuit Debugger for use with QNX Momentics
IDE.
To configure the target hardware:
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Choose an IP address (from your local network DHCP server) for the JTAG debugger. Contact your system Administrator if you
require assistance. Later, you'll also need to specify this IP address in the Lauterbach Trace32 In-Circuit Debugger configuration
file.
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Add the IP address obtained from step 1 to the Window's ARP cache. To perform this step, open a command prompt and type
arp
-s
ip_addr
mac_addr
where:
- ip_addr is the IP address from your local network DHCP server from step 1.
- mac_addr is the address printed on a sticker on the back side of the PODBUS Ethernet Controller (e.g. 00-C0-8A-80-42-23).
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Open the configuration file called config.t32 located in (by default) C:\T32\. If you specified another installation location, this location will be different.
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Edit the line NODE=ip-addr and replace ip-addr with your IP address.
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Add the following lines to the end of the config.t32 file:
RCL=NETASSIST PACKLEN=1024 PORT=20006
Note: Ensure that you include a blank line before the first line, after the last line, and in between each of the lines.
Now, your Lauterbach Trace32 In-Circuit Debugger is connected to the target hardware. Next, you are ready to create a launch
configuration.