No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
Marc Spilman
Hello,
I use uVision V3.50 and the evaluation board MCB2300 (Keil) with
an LPC2378.
I have compiled some of the code examples and was able to download
them to flash via JTAG using ULINK adapter.
After I had downloaded a selfwritten program, I am not able to
download anything anymore. I get a popup saying "No JTAG devices
found".
Does anyone have any idea how this can be solved?
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Author Reinhard Keil
Posted 4-Mar-2007 08:23 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
RE: No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
Marc Spilman
Thanks for the suggestion, but I have already tried using
FlashMagic (3.48.195), even with a brandnew board that just came out
of the box, without any result.
I have removed jumpers J4 and J13, boot the board, but when I try to
read the device signature (with the advanced hardware option 'Use DTR
and RTS...' enabled), I get an error saying: Operation failed
(reading signature).
What is the problem here, and how can it be resolved?
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Author Reinhard Keil
Posted 5-Mar-2007 14:13 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
Reinhard Keil
This just works fine here. Are you using FlashMagic 3.50? Is the
brand-new board still displaying some text in the LCD display?
- Connection needs to be on COM1 on the MCB23xx. - Cable should be
a 1:1 cable connecting to a COM interface of the computer.
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Author Marc Spilman
Posted 5-Mar-2007 14:20 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
RE: No jtag device found after program download (LPC2378)
Marc Spilman
I just discovered that FlashMagic does not work in combination
with my Eminent USB/RS232 converter. After connecting my 1:1 RS232
cable to a regular com port on my PC and to COM0 on my MCB2300 board,
I got things back to work using FlashMagic.
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