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7.2 pRISM+ Wizard Interface and Modes
This section describes the pRISM+ Configuration Wizard's interface and the different modes you use to modify your configuration file.
7.2.1 pRISM+ Wizard Interface
The pRISM+ Wizard is composed of a Navigation panel, a toolbar, a Parameter Setting panel, and a Wizard Control panel. See Figure 7-1 on page 7-4.
- The toolbar provides quick access to quick to most commonly used commands, such as:
- The Save, Open, and Create commands, which assist in the updating of your configuration file.
- The Find command, which assists in locating parameters.
- The Check command, which provides error checking for your updated configuration file.
- The Help command, which displays the parameter help window.
- The Wizard command, which launches the Configuration Wizard.
- The Parameter Setting panel displays the current parameters.
- The Wizard Control panel has navigational buttons that are enabled when the Wizard command is invoked.
- The Navigation panel allows you select the mode you want to use to modify your configuration file.
7.2.2 pRISM+ Wizard Modes
pRISM+ Wizard provides three modes for editing configuration parameters. When you invoke pRISM+ Wizard, a selection dialog is displayed. In the dialog you can select which configuration editing mode you want to use; these modes are described in Table 7-1.
- Each wizard provides an easy step-by-step process for making changes. Simply review the properties and values displayed in your configuration window, then click Next to go to the next step until completion.
If you wish to review what you have already done, the Back button takes you back sequentially.
And if you skip ahead to a different topic, pRISM+ Wizard brings you back to the last stage of configuration by graying out other options and highlighting Resume.
Verify your BSP settings before you save your file.
For SNiFF+ users:
The BSP is located in your PWE (Private Working Environment), therefore you need to select the BSP as shown:
- Select the pSOSystem/Board Support Package entry
- Set the BSP name to
custom
.
This offers you the Browse button to navigate to your PWE/bsps directory to find the filebsp.h
.
FIGURE 7-2 BSP setting in the pRISM+ WizardOnce you have completed the configuration, select File > Save to save the
sys_conf.h
file. You can then exit the Wizard and go on to edit and compile your application as you would normally.- To edit your configuration without the wizard, select the third option (Just edit configuration parameters). When the pRISM+ Wizard is displayed you can select the Symbols tab. Use the Find option to quickly locate your parameter.
7.2.3 Error Checking
Once you have completed the configuration, select the Check button from the toolbar to verify the settings you have made. If there are errors or incompatibilities between settings, you will be directed to the incorrect or incompatible settings.
You can modify the parameter settings and select the Check button again to verify the settings you have made.
Once you have completed your check, select File > Save to save the
sys_conf.h
file. You can then exit the Wizard and go on to edit and compile your application as you would normally.7.2.4 Upgrading a Configuration File
To upgrade a
sys_conf.h
file which you have used in a previous version of pRISM+, select File > Upgrade, rather than File > Save.This will upgrade your
sys_conf.h
file with the new fields for this version of pRISM+.
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