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【资料名称】：AXE TESTING 2全套资料
【资料作者】：Ericsson
【资料日期】：较早
【资料语言】：英文
【资料格式】：PDF
【资料目录和简介】：

1 SOFTWARE INTERWORK....................................................................... 1
System Structure ........................................................................................................................3
Function Block Interwork ...........................................................................................................3
Linking of Software records.................................................................................................... 11
The Route Concept in AXE ................................................................................................... 14
2 CENTRAL PROCESSOR SUBSYSTEM ............................................... 21
General ..................................................................................................................................... 23
CPS Functions ......................................................................................................................... 25
States of the two CP-sides..................................................................................................... 26
APZ 212 20 Hardware............................................................................................................. 27
APZ 212 20 and APZ 212 30/33 Hardware Structure........................................................ 30
APZ 212 33............................................................................................................................... 38
Addressing Principles.............................................................................................................. 43
Job Execution........................................................................................................................... 65
Job Buffers................................................................................................................................ 66
Register Memory...................................................................................................................... 70
Priority System......................................................................................................................... 76
Periodic Jobs............................................................................................................................ 79
The Time Queues.................................................................................................................... 81
3 SOFTWARE DOCUMENTATION........................................................... 83
Overview of Software Documentation.................................................................................. 85
The D-Module........................................................................................................................... 85
Central Software Production.................................................................................................. 90
RSP RationaliZed Software Production............................................................................... 95
The E-Module........................................................................................................................... 97
Conclusion..............................................................................................................................115
4 PLEX _ C................................................................................................ 117
Programming Languages in AXE........................................................................................119
Source Program Information - 19055.................................................................................122
PLEX-C Syntax......................................................................................................................123
The Declare Sector................................................................................................................125
The Program Sector ..............................................................................................................155
The Data Sector.....................................................................................................................196
Appendix .................................................................................................................................198
5 ASA 210 C Assembler Language ......................................................... 207
ASA Code and Machine Code production.........................................................................209
The ASA 210 C Language ...................................................................................................210
Implemented ASA..................................................................................................................212
Read and Write Instructions RS and WS...........................................................................213
Machine Instructions .............................................................................................................241
6 ASA Program Reading Examples......................................................... 247
Study of ASA Program Sequences.....................................................................................249
7 The Program Test System .................................................................... 265
Test System Overview..........................................................................................................267
Printout and Setting of Variables.........................................................................................269
Indirect Tracings.....................................................................................................................275
Tracing with the Commands TRACE and UNTRACE.....................................................283
The Program Tracing Printout .............................................................................................286
Suppression of Periodic Signals..........................................................................................288
Tracing with the Command ON...........................................................................................291
Special features for tracing on Forlopp available in control system CS P5 .................303
8 Program Corrections.............................................................................. 321
Why Program Corrections ....................................................................................................323
Types of Corrections .............................................................................................................324
The Correction Area..............................................................................................................327
The Layout of a Correction in the Correction Area...........................................................329
Program Code Correction.....................................................................................................330
Printout of Code from the CP...............................................................................................332
Writing Corrections for CP Programs .................................................................................335
The difference between Instruction Substitute and Instruction Add..............................342
Corrections in the Signal Distribution Table ......................................................................344
An Example of a Correction in the SDT.............................................................................345
Corrections in the Signal Sending Table............................................................................346
Corrections after Combined Backward Signals ................................................................349
Corrections in the Data Store ..............................................................................................350
9 SOFTWARE FAULT HANDLING AND SYSTEM RECOVERY.......... 353
SYSTEM RECOVERY..........................................................................................................355
Detection of Software faults.................................................................................................355
Recovery actions ...................................................................................................................356
Printouts for recovery actions ..............................................................................................370
10 SOFTWARE FAULT TRACING .......................................................... 389
Fault Tracing Methods ..........................................................................................................391