AMD SimNow Simulator 4.4.4 - Manual (Page 259)

AMD Confidential
User Manual September 12
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, 2008
Appendix A 247
Automation Command Description
ExportSPD
ExportSPD provides the option of saving SPD ROM
data from DimmNo to the file specified by “fullpath”.
The file format is an unformatted binary image, with an
extension of ”.spd”.
ResetPDLs
ResetPDL sets all 16 PDL response ranges to their
maximum range (0 - 255).
PDLRespRange
Sets the PDL Response Rage of memory module
„DimmNo‟ and PDL „PDLNo‟ to „High‟ and „Low‟.
GetPDLRespRange
Returns the PDL response range of memory module
„DimmNo‟ and PDL „PDLNo‟.
GetPDLData Lists the PDL data of memory module „DimmNo‟.
GetConfig
Displays DIMM configuration details, like
„PdlRespRange‟, „MBBaseAddr‟, „OutOfRangeResp‟
and „PdlErrorSim‟.
GetMaxDimms
Returns the maximum number of DIMMs that can be
simulated.
SetMaxDimms
Sets the maximum number of DIMMs that can be
simulated.
GetDimmDescription
Returns a short description of the memory module
„DimmNo‟. It displays memory type, total size, number
of banks and device data width in bits.
GetDimmType Returns the DIMM type of memory module „DimmNo‟.
GetDimmSize Returns the DIMM size of memory module „DimmNo‟.
GetDimmBanks
Returns the DIMM banks of memory module
„DimmNo‟.
GetDimmWidth
Returns the DIMM width of memory module
„DimmNo‟.
GetSpdData Returns SPD data of memory module „DimmNo‟.
DeleteDimm
Deletes memory module „DimmNo‟ from current
configuration.
GetSpdDataByte
Returns a specific SPD data byte stored at on
Dimm .
SetSpdDataByte
Sets the SPD data byte at SPD-Address
on DIMM .
A.7.25 Keyboard and Mouse
By default the GUI uses keyboard.key and keyboard.mousemove commands to send input
to the simulator. These can be overridden using the Gui_Key_Device and
Gui_Mouse_Device registry keys. For example, if you connect a USB keyboard device to
the simulation, you can have keystrokes use the USB keyboard rather than the old
keyboard.
1 simnow> keyboard.usage
Automation Command Description
Key [XX...]
Forwards the specified key to the simulated system.
E.g., the following command forwards the ENTER
keystroke to the simulated system: keyboard.key 1C.