I'm still trying to use OOCDLink JTAG under CrossStudio but without efects.
I get "Cannot identify target" message. This JTAG works fine with OpenOCD.

This is OOCDLink JTAG project:
http://www.joernonline.de/dw/doku.php?id=projects:oocdlink:2_oocdlinks

Schematic: http://tinyurl.com/68qkag

Channel A
ADBUS0 -> TCK;
ADBUS1 -> TDI;
ADBUS2 -> TDO;
ADBUS3 -> TMS;
ADBUS4 ->
ADBUS5 ->
ADBUS6 -> 1 if target present
ADBUS7 -> SRST in;

ACBUS0 -> TRST buffer enable;
ACBUS1 -> TRST;
ACBUS2 -> SRST buffer enable;
ACBUS3 -> SRST;
Channel B
BCBUS2 -> LED
BCBUS3 -> LED

In CrossStudio in "Generic FT2232 Device" I have:
Output Pins 0x0F0F = ADBUS0 - ADBUS3 & ACBUS0 - ACBUS3 ?
Output Value 0x0000
nSRST Mask 0x0800 = ACBUS1 ?

nTRST Mask 0x0200 = ACBUS3 ?

PID: 0xBAF8
VID: 0x15BA

All other are set to 0x0000.

What about this "ADBUS7 -> SRST in" input pin ?

JTAG Clock Divider is set to 25, Fast Memory Accesses=No.

What are the correct settings for this JTAG ?
How to set mask for led pins on channel B ?


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Hi,

> -----Original Message-----
> From: l... [mailto:l...] On Behalf
Of
> M.G.
> Sent: 13 October 2008 12:19
> To: l...
> Subject: [lpc2000] CrossStudio & USB JTAG
>
> I'm still trying to use OOCDLink JTAG under CrossStudio but without
efects.
> I get "Cannot identify target" message. This JTAG works fine with OpenOCD.

Then just use OpenOCD? I suspect there's a reason you ask here and get no
satisfaction. Bet hey, I'd like to think I'm mistaken.

-- Paul.
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I just did a OOCDLink-H cable work with CrossWorks for ARM, Release 2.0.8, using the "Generic FTD2232" target interface. The configurations used was:

srstXORMask="0x0400"
srstMask="0x0800"
trstXORMask="0x0100"
trstMask="0x0200"

OutputPins = "0x0f1b"
Output Value = "0x0c08"

jtagDivider="2"
fastMemoryAccessesEnabled="Yes"
usbPid="0xbafa"

The XML exported by CrossWorks for this target is:



I know that this post is old, but there isn't much information about how to configure a oocdlink-h with crossworks on the net, so I am posting here in case someone else needs it.

--- In l..., "M.G." wrote:
>
> I'm still trying to use OOCDLink JTAG under CrossStudio but without efects.
> I get "Cannot identify target" message. This JTAG works fine with OpenOCD.
>
> This is OOCDLink JTAG project:
> http://www.joernonline.de/dw/doku.php?id=projects:oocdlink:2_oocdlinks
>
> Schematic: http://tinyurl.com/68qkag
>
> Channel A
> ADBUS0 -> TCK;
> ADBUS1 -> TDI;
> ADBUS2 -> TDO;
> ADBUS3 -> TMS;
> ADBUS4 ->
> ADBUS5 ->
> ADBUS6 -> 1 if target present
> ADBUS7 -> SRST in;
>
> ACBUS0 -> TRST buffer enable;
> ACBUS1 -> TRST;
> ACBUS2 -> SRST buffer enable;
> ACBUS3 -> SRST;
> Channel B
> BCBUS2 -> LED
> BCBUS3 -> LED
>
> In CrossStudio in "Generic FT2232 Device" I have:
> Output Pins 0x0F0F = ADBUS0 - ADBUS3 & ACBUS0 - ACBUS3 ?
> Output Value 0x0000
> nSRST Mask 0x0800 = ACBUS1 ?
>
> nTRST Mask 0x0200 = ACBUS3 ?
>
> PID: 0xBAF8
> VID: 0x15BA
>
> All other are set to 0x0000.
>
> What about this "ADBUS7 -> SRST in" input pin ?
>
> JTAG Clock Divider is set to 25, Fast Memory Accesses=No.
>
> What are the correct settings for this JTAG ?
> How to set mask for led pins on channel B ?
>
>
>
>

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