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Re: ICE only for download


Hi Roland,

There is of course the "serial monitor" options, either the ARM Angel or the GDB-stub (e.g RedBoot), but I suppose You are looking for something loading an "empty" ARM chip with(?)

There are a number of quite cheap JTAG "wigglers" commercially available, which typically utilise the parallell-port of the PC to drive the JTAG signals. MacGraigor sells a popular device named "Wiggler", but there are others.

Since these wigglers essentially contain only a few drivers/buffers in order to convert/isolate the electrical levels of the PC from the levels of the target, the prices asked for a commercial wiggler might anyway seem absurd :-( I've seen a few "build-it-yourself" instruction on various places on the internet. If You're interested in these and cannot find them Yourself, send me an email and I'll see if I can find it again.

By the way; parallell port wigglers are typically poorly supported by Linux hosts which generally defaults to ethernet/TCP/IP connections. I'm unsure if its possible to get a wiggler working together with gdb in Linux, but I know there is some Linux app around capable of downloading images into an ARM.

Cheers, /Kjell
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Roland Caßebohm wrote:

Hi,

does anybody know if there is any inexpensive option to use the JTAG interface of an ARM7TDMI only to download images?

Thanks,

Roland


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