"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Anyone have a design for a Jtag interface to a MC9s12NE64, it has to run 3v3 
>and 25Mhz..

Besides the elmicro.com ComPOD12, http://www.freegeeks.net/ describes
a really cheap BDM tool named TBDML.

Oliver
-- 
Oliver Betz, Muenchen (oliverbetz.de)

> but i assume you are talking about the BDM not JTAG?
> for BDM yes the 25MHz is important that is dictating the bit timing

Heh, of cause it's a BDM.... can't figure out why i have exchanged these 
words :(

Kasper 

"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hey
>
> Anyone have a design for a Jtag interface to a MC9s12NE64, it has to run
3v3
> and 25Mhz..
>
> it's not easy to use that much money as a student :(
>
> Kasper
>

actually you are totally mistaken. the NE64 does not have JTAG at all.
unless you are going to use NE64 as JTAG MASTER in what case
the speed is most likely irrelevant. in any case achiving 25MHz
sustained JTAG update in master mode is almost not possible
without dedicated JTAG master hardware.

but i assume you are talking about the BDM not JTAG?
for BDM yes the 25MHz is important that is dictating the bit timing

antti

>
> JTAG clock is TOTALLY ASYNC and totally independant !
> from 0.01 Hz to the maximum supported by the JTAG port (this may be higher
> then the max clock for the chip)


Hey again, sounds nice, do you have a link to a schematic there is easy to 
build and will work ?

thanks

Kasper 

"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> >
> > JTAG clock is TOTALLY ASYNC and totally independant !
> > from 0.01 Hz to the maximum supported by the JTAG port (this may be
higher
> > then the max clock for the chip)
>
>
> Hey again, sounds nice, do you have a link to a schematic there is easy to
> build and will work ?
>
> thanks
>
> Kasper
>
please contact me per email antti@truedream.org

antti

>
> you dont need to run at 25MHz, 25MHz is the maximum possible !!
> just add 4 wires to printer port and that will do as well :)

Hej

Well when i have to make it work with the E-MAC/Phy in the uC i have to run 
25Mhz to fit their speed and end up with 100mbit

but kan i run diferent speed on the jtag than the master clock ?

Kasper 

"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>
> >
> > you dont need to run at 25MHz, 25MHz is the maximum possible !!
> > just add 4 wires to printer port and that will do as well :)
>
> Hej
>
> Well when i have to make it work with the E-MAC/Phy in the uC i have to
run
> 25Mhz to fit their speed and end up with 100mbit
>
> but kan i run diferent speed on the jtag than the master clock ?
>
> Kasper
>

JTAG clock is TOTALLY ASYNC and totally independant !
from 0.01 Hz to the maximum supported by the JTAG port (this may be higher
then the max clock for the chip)

antti

"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hey
>
> Anyone have a design for a Jtag interface to a MC9s12NE64, it has to run
3v3
> and 25Mhz..
>
> it's not easy to use that much money as a student :(
>
> Kasper
>

you dont need to run at 25MHz, 25MHz is the maximum possible !!
just add 4 wires to printer port and that will do as well :)

antti
http://gforge.openchip.org

Hey

Anyone have a design for a Jtag interface to a MC9s12NE64, it has to run 3v3 
and 25Mhz..

it's not easy to use that much money as a student :(

Kasper