![]() If J-Scope is used in standalone mode, using a dedicated connection to J-Link, choose “USB” or “TCP/IP” as connection type and optionally enter the serial number or the IP address of the J-Link to connect to a specific J-Link. The J-Scope Configuration Dialog will open. Start J-Scope by double-clicking on the executable. The application can either be downloaded using J-Flash, the J-Link Commander or it can be launched from within an IDE. The example projects use SEGGER Embedded Studio and are set up for STM32F407VE devices.īefore starting J-Scope make sure the target is running the application. If you are new to J-Scope, you might want to download those projects and to try it yourself. In this article two different example projects are used as a guide through J-Scope: One for using HSS and one for using RTT. The current sampling rate, measured in samples per second.The status bar holds the following information: Remove Symbol: Removes the symbol from the selected symbols.Draw Line: If checked, the sample data for this graph is drawn in the form of lines.Y-Resolution down: Decreases the resolution in Y direction.Y-Resolution up: Increases the resolution in Y direction.Y-Offset down: Moves the graph down by 10px relativ to the X-Axis.Y-Offset up: Moves the graph up by 10px relativ to the X-Axis.Show: Shows/Hides the graph of the symbol.Here the user can select the following options: Right-clicking a symbol shows a corresponding context menu. Y Offset: The amount of pixels the graph is offset in Y direction from the X-Axis.Note: One div is defined as 100px (The same size as the black background squares) Y Resolution: The resolution per div in Y direction.Moving average: the average of all sampled values.Value: The value of the symbol at the current cursor position.Address: The symbols hexadecimal memory address.Note: When using RTT, the symbols actual name is not known. This opens the symbol selection and lets the user select other symbols. ![]()
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