Set the time interval for reading the memory contents from the target device.

Periodically starts reading the memory contents from the target device.

Periodically stop reading the memory contents from the target device.

Reads the memory contents from the target device only once.

Adds a new memory address to monitor.

Change the memory address of the item selected in the monitor address list.

Deletes the memory address of the item selected in the monitor address list from the list.

Clears all contents of the monitor address list.

Rewrites the contents of the memory of the target device.

A list of memory addresses to monitor.

A list of devices that can communicate with the target device.

Choose from the following devices:

Update the contents of the communicable device list.

Connect with the communication device selected in the device list.

Disconnects the currently connected communication.

Specifies the address from which to read memory.

Specifies the number of bytes to read from memory.

Saves the contents of the currently displayed memory dump to a file in text format.

Start loading memory.

Stop loading memory.

Displays the contents of memory read from the target device in hexadecimal.

Set the endian of the memory of the target device.

Sets the memory boundary of the target device.

Specifies the symbol file or memory-mapped file to load.

Select a symbol file or memory map file from the file selection dialog.

Select the order of "symbol name" and "address" from the left in the symbol definition line in the symbol file.

Specify the column position of "symbol name" and "address" in the symbol definition line in the symbol file.
Leave blank if the column position is undefined.

Specify the number of characters for "symbol name" and "address" in the symbol definition line in the symbol file.
Leave blank if the number of characters is unknown.

Specifies the contents of the line immediately preceding the symbol name definition line in the symbol file.
If blank, analysis is performed from the beginning of the symbol file as a symbol definition.

Specifies the contents of the line following the last line of the symbol name definition line in the symbol file.
If blank, analysis is performed as a symbol definition up to the end of the symbol file.

Select whether the command data format is binary formatted text format.

Specifies the maximum number of bytes that can be read with a single memory read command.

Describes the contents of the fixed data in the read command.

For binary format, write in hexadecimal notation such as "12 34 56".

Defines the memory address and size data location to read in the read command.

Type

Select the type from below:

Offset

Specifies the byte position to start padding for address or size commands.

Size

Specifies the number of bytes of address or size to embed in the command.

Endian

Specifies the endian when embedding the address or size in the command.
If the number of bytes is 1 byte, the endian setting is invalid.

Add an address or size definition to the list.

Change the definition of the address or size selected in the list.

Deletes the address or size definition selected in the list.

Generates the command to be actually sent based on the contents defined in the command format.

The address used in the command is "0x12345678" and the size is "0x10".

Create a command example with the currently set command format definition.

Select whether the response data format is binary formatted text format.

If the received response data is in text mode, ignore whitespace characters at the beginning of lines.

If the leading blank is ignored, the address and data definition data position will be "0" after removing the blank.

Describes the content of fixed data in the received response.

For binary format, write in hexadecimal notation such as "12 34 56".

Defines the memory address and data location of the data read in the response.

Type

Select the type from below:

Offset

Specifies the byte position where the address or data is embedded in the response.

Size

Specifies the number of bytes of address or size to embed in the response.

Endian

Specifies the endian when embedding the address or size in the response.
If the number of bytes is 1 byte, the endian setting is invalid.

Add an address or data definition to the list.

Change the definition of the address or data selected in the list.

Deletes the address or data definition selected in the list.

Generates the response data that is actually received based on the contents defined in the response format.

The address used in the response data is "0x12345678" and the data is "0x00,0x11,0x22, ... ,0xFF".

Creates an example response with the definition of the currently set response format.

Select whether the command data format is binary formatted text format.

Describes the contents of the fixed data in the write command.

For binary format, write in hexadecimal notation such as "12 34 56".

Defines the memory address and data location to write in the write command.

Type

Select the type from below:

Offset

Specifies the byte position to start padding for address or data commands.

Size

Specifies the number of bytes of address or data to embed in the command.

Endian

Specifies the endian when embedding the address or data in the command.
If the number of bytes is 1 byte, the endian setting is invalid.

Add an address or data definition to the list.

Change the definition of the address or data selected in the list.

Deletes the address or data definition selected in the list.

Generates the command to be actually sent based on the contents defined in the command format.

The address used in the command is "0x12345678" and the data is "0x00112233".

Create a command example with the currently set command format definition.

Select the parameter type from the following.

Specifies the byte position of the parameter in the command or response data.

Specifies the number of bytes of parameters in the command or response data.

Specifies the endian of the parameter.

Select the name of the serial port (COM1, COM2, ...) to be set.

Select the communication speed of the serial port.

Select the number of bits for sending and receiving data.

Select the parity bit method.

Select the number of stop bits.

Displays a list of configured network ports.

Adds the contents entered in the network port settings to the network port list.

Change the setting of the network port selected in the network port list.

Deletes the network port setting selected in the network port list.

The name to display in the list of network ports.

The communication protocol used by the network port.

The IP address of the network port used by "MemMoni"

The Port number of the network port used by "MemMoni".

The IP address to connect to.

The port number to connect to.

Set the name to be displayed in the list of network ports.

Select the communication protocol used for the network port from the following items.

Set the IP address of the network port used by "MemMoni".

Set the port number of the network port used by "MemMoni".

Set the IP address of the connection destination.

Set the port number of the connection destination.

If checked, a log file will be created and the log will be output to a file.
If it is not checked, the log file will not be created.

The name of the log file to be created will be [MEMMONI_YYYYMMDDhhmmss.log].

Set the name of the folder where the log file is stored.

Select the name of the folder where the log file is stored from the existing folders.

Specifies the memory address to rewrite.

Specifies the data to write to memory.

Select the display language of the application from the following languages.

Displays the homepage where you can purchase the license key.

Enter the user name to register the license.

Enter the license key you purchased.