Anthony Fremont wrote:
[...]
>
> I'm kinda new to this, but here goes.  Clock speeds?  The JTAG must
> communicate at no more than 1/6 of the system clock.

Hi,
have you some document about this?

On the Silica demoboard there's a 14MHz xtal (debugger run)
On my own board there's a 13.5MHz xtal (debugger doesn't run)

I always uses JTAG speed over 1/6 of system clock.
I tried all JTAG speed from 100kHz to 1MHz but nothing changed.

>  Is DBGE set
> right?  I believe that this must be low when the chip comes out of
> reset (but I'm not sure on the specifics) or JTAG will not be enabled.

the pin is DBGSEL and must tied to VDD to go in debug mode. The pin works
properly because if I don't set it correctly I can't download the software 
via jtag.

Regards
Ste
-- 

Ogni problema complicato ha una soluzione semplice...per lo piu` sbagliata
[cit. Franco, i.h.e. 20.01.2007] 

- wrote:
[...]
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a cpu board with the LPC2104 and I just checked the
> schematics. I recall the
> following issues:
>
> - No pull-down on RTCK for debug purpose
> - Jumper on dbgsel to VDD

Hi,
 on my own board there is dbgsel on VDD, too. This apply with datasheet.

I'll try removing the pull-down on RTCK, thanks

Regards
Ste
-- 

Ogni problema complicato ha una soluzione semplice...per lo piu` sbagliata
[cit. Franco, i.h.e. 20.01.2007] 

> I checked the layout and all board connections are correct respect to the 
> schematic of jtag connector of uLink (got on Keil web site).
>
> I sniffed all JTAG net and I didn't see any suspectous
> signal. No noise.
>
> I pushed the power supply of core to 2.0V on my board like Silica board 
> after reading an errata from NXP regarding a bonding dropout 
> voltage....nothing appened.
>
> May be a problem because I'm using an NXP marked MCU instead of a Phlips 
> marked MCU? I didn't find any note regarding mask errata or similiar 
> (silicon problem).
>
> Can anyone help me?

Hi,

I have a cpu board with the LPC2104 and I just checked the schematics. I 
recall the
following issues:

- No pull-down on RTCK for debug purpose
- Jumper on dbgsel to VDD

PeSte wrote:
> Hello. I've a problem with LPC2103.
> I've two boards. The first-one is a Silica Demo Board with a Philips
> (with Philips logo) LPC2103. The second one is a home built board
> with only a NXP (note not Philps marked!) LPC2103 and just supplies
> and xtal.
> I've a Keil uLink and I use uVision3 for Arm.
> So, I can program both MCUs and everything works well.
> Unfortunately I can debug just only the Silica demo boards, on my
> home built board doesn't work. If I put the MCU in run mode the
> program doesn't go; if I put a breakpoint the program doesn't stop.
> With Silica board I can do all of these operations.
>
> I checked the layout and all board connections are correct respect to
> the schematic of jtag connector of uLink (got on Keil web site).
>
> I sniffed all JTAG net and I didn't see any suspectous
> signal. No noise.
>
> I pushed the power supply of core to 2.0V on my board like Silica
> board after reading an errata from NXP regarding a bonding dropout
> voltage....nothing appened.
>
> May be a problem because I'm using an NXP marked MCU instead of a
> Phlips marked MCU? I didn't find any note regarding mask errata or
> similiar (silicon problem).
>
> Can anyone help me?

I'm kinda new to this, but here goes.  Clock speeds?  The JTAG must 
communicate at no more than 1/6 of the system clock.  Is DBGE set right?  I 
believe that this must be low when the chip comes out of reset (but I'm not 
sure on the specifics) or JTAG will not be enabled. 

Hello. I've a problem with LPC2103.
I've two boards. The first-one is a Silica Demo Board with a Philips (with 
Philips logo) LPC2103. The second one is a home built board with only a NXP 
(note not Philps marked!) LPC2103 and just supplies and xtal.

I've a Keil uLink and I use uVision3 for Arm.
So, I can program both MCUs and everything works well.
Unfortunately I can debug just only the Silica demo boards, on my home built 
board doesn't work. If I put the MCU in run mode the program doesn't go; if 
I put a breakpoint the program doesn't stop. With Silica board I can do all 
of these operations.

I checked the layout and all board connections are correct respect to the 
schematic of jtag connector of uLink (got on Keil web site).

I sniffed all JTAG net and I didn't see any suspectous
signal. No noise.

I pushed the power supply of core to 2.0V on my board like Silica board 
after reading an errata from NXP regarding a bonding dropout 
voltage....nothing appened.

May be a problem because I'm using an NXP marked MCU instead of a Phlips 
marked MCU? I didn't find any note regarding mask errata or similiar 
(silicon problem).

Can anyone help me?

Best Regards

Ste
-- 

Ogni problema complicato ha una soluzione semplice...per lo piu` sbagliata
[cit. Franco, i.h.e. 20.01.2007]