reset

Reset specified target system functions.

Syntax

reset emulator

reset [ target [0 | 1] ]

reset tap [(jtag-chain)]

Where:

emulator	resets the emulator.
target	resets the target and the target processor.
tap	resets the target Test Access Port (TAP) by asserting/deasserting the TRST signal.
jtag-chain	is an optional parameter that specifies on which jtag chain to assert the reset.

Discussion

Use the reset command to reset the target, emulator, or JTAG chain. All active SourcePoint windows are refreshed with the reset command regardless of the option used.

When the reset target command is used, it implies waiting for the emulator to return a status 18 (stopped and ready to debug) for the target. If this condition is not met, a macro containing reset waits indefinitely. If the target argument is used with a value of 0, the macro continues and does not wait for a stopped status. (See examples below.)

Example 1

To reset the target system (all three forms behave the same way; the macro being executed pauses until the emulator senses the stopped state):

Command input:

reset
reset target
reset target(1)

Example 2

To reset the target system (in this case, the macro being executed proceeds no matter what state is returned from the emulator):

Command input:

reset target(0)

Example 3

To reset all jtag chains:

Command input:

reset tap

Example 4

To reset the jtag chain 0:

Command input:

reset tap(0)

Example 5

To reset the emulator.

Command input:

reset emulator

Related Topics:

go

halt

stop