The XCMangler is a tool which can be currently used to perform two fuctions and requires a 2.0 .NET runtime install before it will run.

The tool can log QSPI activity between the MC68331 and the ACP (XCChip) on channel 05 
or between the MC68331 and the BCM7015 on channel 07 or any other channel in the future. 

There is a text log highlighter feature which is implemened using a text file named XCCmdDisplayProp.txt
The file contains detailed instructions for customizing colorsof the SPI log data in XCMangler's output window.

The sencond function allows you to send ACP (XCChip) commands that are defined in a text file named XCCmdFile.txt
There are detailed comments in the file for how to use it.
The logged data is in a format that can be cut and pasted to the XCCmdFile.txt for use in custom commands or 
replaying authorization sequences provided that you remove the lines of text which do not start with 0E.  

The function was originally intended to allow real time insertions of ACP command but this function is 
not working at this time. So in a effort to make some progress I have written a non realtime based 
68K assembler program that is executed on the DCT2000 using the USBBDM tool.  

The program is stored in a binary file named SPICMD1.BIN in order to use XCMangler's send command 
feature you will need to perform the following

Run USBBDM

Run the following commands in the USBBDM command window.

RESET 1
INIT
LDRAM EA1000 <Select SPICMD1.BIN>
SETRAM EA1000 500
G= EA1000

Once this is running the DCT will process any data sent to it from the serial port of your PC 
to the DCT using a standard 9 Pin straight through M/F serial cable.
All other non ACP functions on the DCT will be inactive until it is reset.

