The photo on the left side shows a standard configuration with a USB3 interface to the host computer. The extended configuration shown on the right side allows to connect the tool to Gigabit Ethernet.
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- Support for DAP (DAP2, DAP3, DAPWide, DAP4), up to 160 MHz, 3.3 V or 5.0 V
- Support for JTAG, 1.8-5.0 V, up to 60 MHz
- Support for DXCPL
- 26-pin, 20-pin and 10-pin automotive connector
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The TRACE32 CombiProbe for TriCore DAP provides the same debug features as the TRACE32 Debug Cables for the TriCore. For details refer to TriCore Debugger.
DAP Streaming means that the contents of the EMEM (onchip trace memory) is streamed to the TRACE32 CombiProbe while the program execution is running. DAP Streaming requires both XTM tiles.
 Plain DAP Streaming
Plain DAP Streaming allows to record up to 512 MByte of trace information.
DAP Streaming and TRACE32 Streaming
The amount of recorded trace information can be extended to several TBytes, if DAP Streaming is combined with TRACE32 Streaming. Trace information collected and buffered by the TRACE32 CombiProbe is immediately transferred to a file on the host computer in this operation mode.
AUTOSAR-Aware Profiling
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- Established part of AUTOSAR Classic timing tool chain
- Support for ORTI and ARTI
- Excellent co-operation with vendors in the AUTOSAR Classic ecosystem
- Extensive TRACE32 profiling features
- Trace export to timing verification tools
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Compact Function Trace
Compact Function Trace is a special program trace mode that allows nesting function run-time analysis for medium bandwidth trace ports. Trace messages are only generated for function calls and returns, interrupts and task switches.
Filtered Data Tracing
The TriCore onchip trace logic MCDS allows to reduce the trace information to read/write accesses of interest. The run-time behaviour of selected variables can be analysed based of this information.
GTM Tracing
GTM Tracing allows both: the inspection of the instruction execution sequence and the verification of the timing of the TIM/TOM/ATOM channels.
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