Dynamic reconfiguration of a system monitor (DRPORT)

Multiplex communications – Diagnostic testing

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C370S254000, C370S537000, C709S224000, C327S371000

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07599299

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for a dynamically reconfigurable system monitor (20) are described. A system monitor (20) has registers (206) accessible via a reconfiguration port (201). At least one of the registers may be dynamically reconfigured via the reconfiguration port (201) to select a channel to be monitored or to store an alarm value to be used in monitoring by the system monitor (20). Additionally, the system monitor (20) may be embedded in a columnar block architecture.

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