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Slim-Link® Server
AWE86MON Monitor Commands
The Slim-Link® Server includes a 186 micro-controller monitor utility in firmware. This monitor program permits the
developer to manipulate memory contents, execute and debug application programs through either of the Slim-Link®
Server’s serial ports. Control is provided through the commands listed below. These commands must be issued in ten-
bit character format (8 data bits, no parity). The Slim-Link® Server will auto baud at data rates from 300 to 115,200 bits
per second when an “a” is received in the first 3 seconds after power is applied.
Command
Format
Description
B
B[Addr]
Set Break Point at listed address
C
C [Range, Addr]
Compare contents of listed memory Range with the contents
beginning at the listed Address.
D
D [Start Addr, End Addr]
Display contents of the specified range of Memory Locations.
E
E [Addr, List}
Load data from list into memory beginning at the Memory
Address shown.
F
F [Range, List]
Fills locations in the listed Memory range with the listed
values.
G
G [Addr]
Activate program with the start address shown
H
H
Help, display AWE86MON monitor commands
I
I
List System Information
I
I[Word]
Input word from serial port
J
J
Automatically determine new baud rate
L
Ln
Load file n
M
M [(Start Addr, End Addr),
Move data in memory range to new location beginning with
New Addr]
New Memory Address
N
N[Argument List]
List all .exe arguments
O
O [Word]
Output Word to serial port
P
P [Parameter, Value]
Load Value into selected Parameter. Parameters include baud
rate setting, cpu speed to Monitor, automatically run selected
file, monitor port, and protect flash memory.
R
R [Register Name]
Display Register value
S
S[(Start Addr, End Addr),
Search for the Listed data within the range of Addresses given.
List]
T
T [address, word]
Step through the execution of the program beginning at the
selected Address or Word.
W
W [Name]
Write hex file Name into Flash Memory
X
X [Sector]
Erase selected Sector of Flash memory
Z
Z
Upgrade Boot Monitor, Replace the Monitor in Flash Memory,
or Lock the Monitor into RAM.