Appendix A

Using DSP-LINK

Introduction

DSP-LINK is a Windows® program that allows you to do the following:

Configure a PC’s serial port for communication with the test tool.

Transfer saved Autotest reports and report summaries from the test tool to a PC.

View and print saved Autotest reports and summaries.

Transfer test data in CSV format from the test tool to a PC.

View and print plots from the last test run.

Transfer software updates and new test standards from a PC to the test tool.

The minimum requirements for running DSP-LINK are an 80386 microprocessor system with 4 M-bytes of RAM, Windows 3.1 software, and a VGA monitor.

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