User`s guide

10 Interrupts Versus Polling
10-8
displays the CPU clock rate in MHz right after the target PC has been
powered up.
For example, if your target PC is a 1.2 GHz AMD Athlon, specify option
-axpcCPUClockPoll=1200
If you want to execute the target application in interrupt mode again, either
remove the option or assign a CPU clock rate of 0 to the option:
-axpcCPUClockPoll=0
If you make a change to the TLC options field, you need to rebuild the target
application for the change to take effect. Building the target application,
downloading it, and preparing it for a run then work exactly the same way as
they did with default interrupt mode.
After the download of the target application has succeeded, the target screen
displays the mode, and if polling mode is activated, it additionally displays the
defined CPU clock rate in MHz. This allows checking for the correct setting.