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Programmer’s Reference for the VE RTSMsmotherboard.smsc_91c111.parameter=valueTable 3-5 Ethernet configuration parametersParameter Description Type Values Defaultenabled Host interface connection enabled boolean true or false falsemac_address Host/model MAC address string Seemac_addressparameter00:02:f7:ef:31:11promiscuousPut host into promiscuous mode, forexample when sharing the Ethernetcontroller with the host OS.boolean true or false truemac_address parameterThere are two options for the mac_address parameter:• If a MAC address is not specified, when the simulator is run it takes the default MACaddress and changes its bottom two bytes from 00:02 to the bottom two bytes of the MACaddress of one of the adaptors on the host PC. This provides some degree of MAC addressuniqueness when running models on multiple hosts on a local network.• If you specify the MAC address as auto, this generates a completely random local MACaddress each time the simulator is run. The address has bit 1 set and bit 0 clear in the firstbyte to indicate a locally-administered unicast MAC address.NoteDHCP servers are used to allocate IP addresses, but because they sometimes do this based onthe MAC address provided to them, then using random MAC addresses might interact withsome DHCP servers.For more information on how to set up and use the Ethernet component, see Using Ethernet witha VE RTSM on page 2-12System controller parametersTable 3-6 lists the system controller instantiation-time parameters that you can change when themodel is started.The syntax to use in a configuration file or on the command line is:motherboard.sp810_sysctrl.parameter=valueTable 3-6 System controller configuration parametersParameter Description Type Values Defaultsysid Value for system identification register integer - 0x00000000use_s8 Select whether switch S8 is enabled boolean true or false falseVE system register block parametersTable 3-7 on page 3-7 lists the VE system register instantiation-time parameters that you canchange when the model is started.ARM DUI 0575A Copyright © 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 3-6ID051811Non-Confidential
Programmer’s Reference for the VE RTSMsThe syntax to use in a configuration file or on the command line is:motherboard.ve+sysregs.parameter=valueTable 3-7 System register configuration parametersParameter Description Type Values Defaultuser_switches_value User switch integer - 0x00tilePresent CoreTile fitted status boolean true or false trueUART parametersTable 3-8 lists the UART instantiation-time parameters that you can change when the model isstarted.The syntax to use in a configuration file or on the command line is:motherboard.pl011_uartx.parameter=valuewhere x is the UART identifier 0, 1, 2 or 3.Table 3-8 UART configuration parametersParameter Description Type Values Defaultbaud_rate Baud rate integer - 0x9600clock_rate Clock rate for PL011 integer - 0xE10000in_file Input file string [emptystring]out_fileOutput file (use “-” to send all output tostdout).string[emptystring]in_file_escape_sequence Input file escape sequence string ##shutdown_on_eotShutdown simulation when an EOT(ASCII 4) char is transmitted.boolean true or false falseunbuferred_output Unbuffered output boolean true or false falseuntimed_fifosIgnore the clock rate and transmit/receiveserial data immediately.boolean true or false falseuart_enable Enable the UART when the system starts. boolean true or false falseWatchdog parametersTable 3-9 on page 3-8 lists the watchdog instantiation-time parameters that you can changewhen the model is started.The syntax to use in a configuration file or on the command line is:ARM DUI 0575A Copyright © 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 3-7ID051811Non-Confidential
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