dump — Display contents of flash. The count parameter specifies how many lines are displayed.
disassemble — Disassemble the contents of flash. The count parameter specifies the number of instructions to disassemble.
refresh — Refresh the user interface.
set-port-address — Use this function to set the communication port address.
set-operating-frequency — Specifies the target operating frequency (in Hz). This value is used to calculate the flash programming times and the ISP programming delays.
set-flash-program-option — Use this command to set the default OPTION register value when programming a device.
set-flash-size — Use this command to specify the size of the flash on the target microcontroller.
set-flash-page-size — Use this command to specify the size of a flash page on the target microcontroller.
set-ram-pages — Use this command to specify the number of RAM pages on the target microcontroller.
set-pin-state-delay — Use this command to specify the delay time between parallel port pin state changes. The time is specified in nanoseconds.
set-parallel-port-address — Use this command to specify the parallel port address.
write-option-register — Use this to set the OPTION register.
read-option-register — Returns the OPTION register value.
read-flash — Reads the data from a given flash address.
write-flash — Writes data to flash.
read-ram — Reads the data from a given RAM address.
write-ram — Writes the data to a given address in RAM.
erase-flash — Erases all of the COP8 Flash flash.
erase-flash-page — Erases the flash page of a given address.
verify-program — Use this command to verify that an object file was programmed properly.
flash-program — Programs the target with the specified object file. This command does not load the NiceMon debug stub.
load-object-file — Loads an object file to be debugged.
write-program-counter — Set the value for the program counter.
read-program-counter — Returns the current address in the program counter
write-register-a — Assigns a value to the A accumulator.
read-register-a — Returns the value in the accumulator.
reset — Issues a soft reset.
reset-to-user-application — Resets and gives control to the user application.
reset-to-monitor — Resets and gives control to the debug monitor.
stop — Stops a running program.
run — Continues execution at the current program counter.
step — Runs and stops after one assembly instruction is executed.
mstep — Multiple step.
get-break-point — Returns the break point address.
set-break-point — Makes execution stop when it reaches the address specified.
clear-break-point — Removes a previously set break point.
add-watch — Adds a variable watch to the watch list.
clear-watches — Clears the watch area of all variable watches.

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