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For the hardware version of the Emulation Baseboard, the status and system control registers enable the processor to determine its environment and to control some on-board operations.
Most of the EB RTSM functionality is determined by its configuration on startup. See Configuring the EB Real-Time System Model.
All EB system registers have been implemented in the system model, except for SYS_TEST_OSC[4:0], the oscillator test registers. Registers that are not implemented function as memory and the values written to them do not alter the behavior of the model.
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