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Operation
 2013 Microchip Technology Inc. DS52085A-page 27
3.3 OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
The emulator is connected to the PC via a USB port for communication and emulator
power (but not target power).
The emulator is connected to the target application for communication and data
collection, such as trace.
Below is a summary of possible connection configurations.
TABLE 3-2: CONNECTIONS FOR EMULATING 8-BIT AND 16-BIT DEVICES
TABLE 3-3: CONNECTIONS FOR EMULATING 32-BIT DEVICES
Connection Speed Debug Support
(1,2)
Trace Support
(1,3)
Standard
Communications
15 MIPS or less Data Capture,
Runtime Watch
Native Trace
High-Speed
Communications
Greater than 15 MIPS Data Capture,
Runtime Watch
Native Trace,
SPI Trace
Logic Port Probes (4) Device Dependent N/A I/O Port Trace
Note 1: Support is device dependent. See online help.
Note 2: For details see Section 6.2 “Data Capture and Runtime Watches”.
Note 3: For details see .Section 6.3.3 “Types of Trace”
Note 4: For details see Section 3.6.3 “I/O Port Trace Connections”.
Connection Speed
Debug Support
(1,2)
Trace Support
(1,3)
Standard Communications or
High-Speed Communications
Device Dependent Data Capture,
Runtime Watch
N/A
MPLAB REAL ICE Trace
Interface Kit (Logic Port)
Device Dependent N/A PIC32
Instruction
Trace
Note 1: Support is device dependent. See online help.
Note 2: For details see Section 7.2 “Data Capture and Runtime Watches” and
Section 7.6 “Application In/Out”.
Note 3: For details see Section 7.3 “PIC32 Instruction Trace”.