Event Logging IPI Command - 2022.1 English

The PLM supports logging PLM Terminal Prints and Trace Events to separate buffers. This command configures the buffers for logging, and also retrieves buffer information.

Sub Command information is as follows:

1U

Use this sub command to configure the log level of the PLM terminal during run time. This log level can be less than or equal to the log level set at compile time.

Argument 1

Log Level. This argument can be one or a combination of the following entities:

0x1U

Unconditional messages (DEBUG_PRINT_ALWAYS)

0x2U

General debug messages (DEBUG_GENERAL)

0x3U

More debug information (DEBUG_INFO)

0x4U

Detailed debug information (DEBUG_DETAILED)

2U

Use this sub command to configure the debug log buffer memory. By default this memory is configured to PMC RAM. You can change this memory as per your need.

Argument 1

High Address where PLM terminal prints are logged

Argument 2

Low Address where PLM terminal prints are logged

Argument 3

Length of Debug log buffer

3U

Use this sub command is to copy the logged PLM prints from the Debug log buffer to where you need them.

Argument 1

High Address to which the log buffer data is copied

Argument 2

Low Address to which the log buffer data is copied

4U

Use this sub command to retrieve the debug log buffer memory details where the PLM prints are logged. The response is as follows:

Payload 0

Command status

Payload 1

Debug log buffer High Address where the logging occurs

Payload 2

Debug log buffer Low Address where the logging occurs

Payload 3

Debug log buffer offset till where the logging occurs

Payload 4

Debug log buffer length

Payload 5

Indicates whether the debug log buffer is full

5U

Use this sub command to configure the trace log buffer memory. By default, this memory is configured to PMC RAM. You can change this memory based on your need.

Argument 1

High Address where Trace events are logged

Argument 2

Low Address where Trace events are logged. Length of the Trace log buffer

6U

Use this sub command to copy the logged trace events from the Trace log buffer to where you want them to be.

Argument 1

High Address to which you want to copy the trace log buffer data

Argument 2

Low Address to which you want to copy the trace log buffer data

7U

Use this sub command is to retrieve the details of the trace log buffer memory where the trace events are logged. The response is as follows.

Payload 0

Command status

Payload 1

Trace log buffer High Address where the logging occurs

Payload 2

Trace log buffer Low Address where the logging occurs

Payload 3

Trace log buffer offset till where the logging occurred

Payload 4

Trace log buffer length

Payload 5

Indicates whether the trace log buffer is full