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Display plot interrupt information as follows:
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| Index Interrupt Vector Handler Counter
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00 Test Pattern Installed 0
01 Newline Rising Not Installed 1
02 Newline Falling Not Installed 0
03 Imaging Rising Not Installed 1
04 Imaging Falling Not Installed 0
05 UART Transmit Idle Installed 9
06 UART Receive Available Installed 1
07 UART Transmit Overrun Installed 0
08 UART Receive Overrun Installed 0
09 Rocket Transmit Invalid Installed 0
10 Rocket Receive Disparity Installed 1
11 Rocket Receive Invalid Installed 1
12 Rocket Receive Sync Installed 1
13 Fiber Transmit Complete Installed 22
14 Fiber Transmit Queue Installed 0
15 Fiber Receive Available Installed 22
16 Fiber Receive Packet Installed 0
17 Fiber Receive Buffer Installed 0
18 Fiber Receive Queue Installed 0
19 Image Data Status Installed 0
20 FIFO Underrun Installed 0
21 FIFO Overflow Installed 0
22 SCLK Overrun Installed 0
23 Swath Buffer Overflow Installed 0
24 Shutter Request Installed 2 |
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| The interrupt vector is a string that defines the plot interrupt.
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| The application handler is one of the following:
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| The interrupt counter is an activation counter for the plot interrupt. The interrupt counter is a 32-bit value that will terminate at the maximum value.
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| This is intended as a development tool and should not be used during normal operation.
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Thermal 1.0 / 1.7x equivalents:
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- The monitor command plt int does not have an equivalent.
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| Thermal 2 equivalents:
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- The monitor command plt int does not have an equivalent.
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