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To capture trace with the Logic Analyzer when debugging on hardware, follow the instructions below:
- For ULINKpro, enable Timestamps and Configure Cortex-M Devices for Tracing.
- For ULINK2, enable Timestamps and Configure Cortex-M Devices for Tracing.
- For J-Link/J-Trace, enable Timestamps and Configure Cortex-M Devices for Tracing.
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