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There are multiple Paparazzi-compatible devices available that support JTAG. Below you find a list of JTAG devices that you can use in combination with e.g. a Paparazzi Lisa/M board. | There are multiple Paparazzi-compatible devices available that support JTAG. Below you find a list of JTAG devices that you can use in combination with e.g. a Paparazzi Lisa/M board. | ||
==FLOSS JTAG== | == FLOSS JTAG == | ||
The FLOSS JTAG is based on an FTDI chip that allows two simultaneous USB connections, which means that FLOSS JTAG allows JTAG and UART/COM connections. | The FLOSS JTAG is based on an FTDI chip that allows two simultaneous USB connections, which means that FLOSS JTAG allows JTAG and UART/COM connections. | ||
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More info available on the [http://randomprojects.org/wiki/Floss-JTAG randomprojects.org wiki]. | More info available on the [http://randomprojects.org/wiki/Floss-JTAG randomprojects.org wiki]. | ||
==Black Magic Probe== | == Black Magic Probe == | ||
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*No need for loading and unloading of FTDI drivers on Mac OS X | *No need for loading and unloading of FTDI drivers on Mac OS X | ||
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A page describing on how to start debugging using the BlackMagic probe cable can be found here JTAG: [[DevGuide/JTAG-Debug]] | |||
== FT2232 Dev Board == | == FT2232 Dev Board == | ||
Use ftdi prog to change the Description String into: FLOSS-JTAG | |||
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* [[DevGuide/JTAG-Debug]] - Developer's guide JTAG debugging | * [[DevGuide/JTAG-Debug]] - Developer's guide JTAG debugging | ||
* [[Dev/Debugging]] - General debugging information | * [[Dev/Debugging]] - General debugging information | ||
[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]] | [[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Software]] [[Category:Developer_Documentation]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:22, 16 September 2012
Introduction
A JTAG interface is designed for on-chip debugging. It is used to program that do not have a means to upload software via USB already. For short; if you want to upload your own software or want to do serious paparazzi development work, the you need a cable like this.
JTAG Cable overview
There are multiple Paparazzi-compatible devices available that support JTAG. Below you find a list of JTAG devices that you can use in combination with e.g. a Paparazzi Lisa/M board.
FLOSS JTAG
The FLOSS JTAG is based on an FTDI chip that allows two simultaneous USB connections, which means that FLOSS JTAG allows JTAG and UART/COM connections.
Let's take a look at upper side of the board. It contains JTAG connector (which is connected on photo) and two sets of RX/TX LEDs for JTAG and UART/COM interface separately. The JTAG connector is 2x5 pins, 0.05-inch pitch, and is compatible with the Samtec FFSD-05-D-06.00-01-N-RW-R ribbon cable.
On the other side of the board there is 4 pin UART/COM connector, which contains: Ground (black), TX (yellow), RX (orange) and +5V (red)
Usage of board is pretty simple: JTAG can be used to upload firmware into the board and/or repair board with broken bootloader, and UART/COM interfaced can be used to make "COM port style" connection to the board. COM connection can be used for example for telemetry debug.
More info available on the randomprojects.org wiki.
Black Magic Probe
Full info about the Black Magic Probe is available at the Black Sphere Technology website.
To use Black Magic Probe instead of FLOSS-JTAG or Luftboot, append the following string to the upload command:
On Linux:
FLASH_MODE=JTAG BMP_PORT=/dev/ttyACM0
On Mac OS:
FLASH_MODE=JTAG BMP_PORT=/dev/cu.usbmodem<serial>
There are good Reasons to use Black Magic Probe Mini instead of FLOSS-JTAG: It just has much more options and cost less.
- No need for OpenOCD as BMPM has a built in GDB server
- Orders of magnitude faster as all the high speed protocol logic happens on the built-in STM32
- Supports Serial Wire Debug (SWD)
- Supports tracing using the SWD trace pin
- No need for loading and unloading of FTDI drivers on Mac OS X
How to use Debugging features
A page describing on how to start debugging using the BlackMagic probe cable can be found here JTAG: DevGuide/JTAG-Debug
FT2232 Dev Board
Use ftdi prog to change the Description String into: FLOSS-JTAG
Related articles
- DevGuide/JTAG-Debug - Developer's guide JTAG debugging
- Dev/Debugging - General debugging information
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