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  • J-Link cannot connect to the CPU
    * Connect J-Link via USB to the PC ...], additional steps are required in order to enable the J-Link software to connect to J-Links via USB. These steps are described in the '''README.txt''' that
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  • J-Link can't connect to the CPU
    #REDIRECT [[J-Link cannot connect to the CPU]]
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  • Connect to remote J-Link via J-Link Tunnel Server
    ...ote-server/ J-Link Remote Server] makes it possible for Embedded Studio to connect to a J-Link remotely, without needing a physical connection to the J-Link. In order to connect to a J-Link Remote Server using Embedded Studio, follow these instructions:
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  • How to connect JTAG nTRST when using 19-pin trace header
    ...ntentionally. Our recommendation when using the 19-pin header is to either connect that signal to pin 1 (VTref) of the J-Link/J-Trace or pull it high on the t
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  • Main Page
    ...ation and debugging of embedded systems while they are running. The probes connect the embbedded system with the computer used for development. This section i
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  • NXP iMX6SX SABRE
    *Connect the J-Link to JTAG connector (J17)
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  • NXP i.MX 8M Mini
    During connect the M4 is set to execute an endless loop at 0x1FFE0000 (TCM RAM). ===Connect===
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  • NXP i.MX 8
    ===Connect===
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  • GigaDevice GD32F303B-START
    *Connect the J-Link to this pins:
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  • Connecting to STM32 Nucleo boards
    ...commend to connect the this pin as for STM32 devices this pin allows us to connect under reset. So ..., which for example remaps the debug pins, is running on the target we can connect to it.
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  • TI TMS570Lx
    The TMS570Lx series features a so called ICEPick which requires a special connect sequence. This sequence is executed by default by the J-Link DLL if the pro == RAM initialization on connect ==
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  • J-Link Commander
    | [[#USB | USB]] || USB || Connect to J-Link via USB | [[#IP | IP]] || IP || Connect to J-Link via TCP/IP or to Remote Server
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  • J-Link cannot connect to the CPU
    * Connect J-Link via USB to the PC ...], additional steps are required in order to enable the J-Link software to connect to J-Links via USB. These steps are described in the '''README.txt''' that
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  • Using SWO on STM327xxG evaluation boards
    ...-EVAL evaluation boards, make sure that JP4 is in position 1-2 in order to connect the MCU TDO/SWO signal to the TDO/SWO pin on the debug connector.
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  • RZ/G1
    ...ore) and RZ/G1M (Cortex-A15 dual core) processors. It provides examples to connect to the different cores as well as a J-Flash project + custom RAMCode, which
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  • Using RTT on RZ A1H
    ...-> Properties -> Debugger -> J-Link Options -> Execute J-Link Commands on Connect''':
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  • Embedded Studio
    [[Connect to remote J-Link via J-Link Tunnel Server]]
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  • SAM C21 Xplained Pro
    '''J-Link EDBG unable to connect to target'''
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  • EFM Starter Kits
    == How to connect an external J-Link == ...econfigured via utilities from Silicon Labs, to allow an external probe to connect.
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  • ST STM32L4
    ...no generic way how to implement flash programming because the used pins to connect the SPI flash is not defined. Different pins can be used for the same OCTAS
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  • TM4C123G LaunchPad
    * Connect the debug interface signals manually (e.g. using jumping wires) as describe
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  • SPI Flash
    J-Link will connect to the MCU using the regular target interface (usually, JTAG or SWD). == Complications with direct connection (Connect) ==
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  • Kinetis Series Devices
    It is mandatory to connect the reset pin of the Kinetis devices to J-Link. Otherwise, proper functiona
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  • RZ/G1E Starter Kit
    In order to connect to the CPU's debug port, at first the board needs to be manually reconfigur
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  • J-Link Command Strings
    ..._SetIndexAHBAPToUse]] || Selects a specific AHB-AP to be used to connect to a Cortex-M device. ..._SetIndexAPBAPToUse]] || Selects a specific APB-AP to be used to connect to a Cortex-A or Cortex-R device.
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  • Enable J-Link log file
    #Open the J-Link Commander. It should connect to a J-Link automatically, if one is present.
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  • J-Link shown as generic BULK device in Windows
    * Connect J-Link via USB to the PC
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  • I.MX6DQ
    J-Link script files are necessary to connect to the different A9 cores of the device. As a first step, it is mandatory to connect to the first A9 core (Core 0) and enable any other A9 core (Core 1-3) which
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  • i.MX7Dual
    J-Link script files are necessary to connect to both A7 cores and the M4 core of the iMX7D MCU. ##Connect the DEBUG UART via USB to the PC
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  • ST STM32F7
    ...no generic way how to implement flash programming because the pins used to connect the SPI flash are not defined. Different pins can be used for the same QUAD
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  • TI MSPM0G
    ===Connect===
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  • ST STM32
    == Device specific connect == ...he best debugging experience for the most common setups, a device specific connect is implemented for the STM32 devices.
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  • LPCXpresso4337 V3
    *Manually connect Pin1 of the SWD debug connector (P1) to 3.3V (VTref) *Connect the J-Link to the target using the SWD debug connector (P1)
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  • XMC4xxx series
    ...to attach to a running target. J-Link needs to perform a reset during the connect phase, to guarantee a stable debug connection and session. This behavior wa The XMC 4xxx-series requires a specific connect sequence in which the JTAG chain is configured. By default, the XMC4xxx dev
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  • Cannot update firmware of Flasher Portable
    #Connect the Flasher Portable via USB to the PC #Connect the Flasher to the PC via USB (PROG button *not* pressed)
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  • Cyclone V series
    Before J-Link can connect to core 1, please make sure that the application running on core 0 has alre ...connect to core 0 when selecting "'''Cyclone V'''" as device. In order to connect to core 1, just specify the J-Link script file from below to be used for th
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  • TI RMxxL
    The RMxxL series features a so called ICEPick which requires a special connect sequence. This sequence is executed by default by the J-Link DLL if the pro == RAM initialization on connect ==
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  • LAUNCHXL CC2640R2
    ...debugger which drives the debug signals by default. In order to be able to connect with a J-Link to the CC2640R2 device, the jumper as shown on image below ne
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  • AT91SAM7
    # connect to the J-Link gdb server
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  • STM3241G-EVAL
    * JP1: Connect PE4 to trace connector CN13 as TRACE_D1 by setting JP1 on position 1-2 * JP2: Connect PE3 to trace connector CN13 as TRACE_D0 by setting JP2 to position 1-2
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  • J-Link can't connect to the CPU
    #REDIRECT [[J-Link cannot connect to the CPU]]
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  • NXP MCIMX7ULP-EVK
    *Connect the J-Link to the 20 pin JTAG connector (J6)
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  • GigaDevice GD32307C-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (JP1)
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  • Eclipse
    # Initial interface speed before/during connect #:* The interface speed before connect can be specified in the field '''Initial speed''' marked below
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  • Multiple J-Links at the same PC
    ...o, by default the following dialog pops up, allowing to select a J-Link to connect to: A J-Link is identified by its serial number (S/N), so in order to connect to a specific J-Link, the S/N needs to be specified, to avoid the selection
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  • CEC1702 clicker
    # Connect your JLink debug probe with e.g. jumper wires with header J1 like described | Pin 3 || Do not connect, leave open
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  • IAR EWARM
    ...J-Link Remote Server] makes it possible for IAR Embedded Workbench IDE to connect to a J-Link remotely, without needing a physical connection to the J-Link.
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  • J-Link script files
    Mainly used to set some global DLL variables to customize the normal connect procedure. ...ot in a script file or empty (simply returns 0), this has no effect on the connect sequence of J-Link.
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  • NXP S32M27x
    ...4-bit writes. The following memory ranges are initialized by the J-Link on connect by default. Other ranges needs to be initialized by the application / boot ...is not possible to run a debug session in parallel with SystemView, as the connect from SystemView will reinitialize the ECC RAM init and overwrite the RTT bu
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  • Using J-Link Command Strings
    * normal connect procedure. For ARM CoreSight devices this may be specifying the
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  • TI LaunchPad CC1354P10
    *Connect the J-Link to Target In (9-Pin Cortex-M connector; marked as number 2 in th
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  • Analog Devices EV-ADuCM340ARDZ
    *Connect the J-Link via P11 to the target board
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  • Microchip PIC32CM JH
    *On connect 32 KB at 0x20000000 will be initialized. ===Connect===
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  • Bluefruit LE UART Friend
    ==How to connect a J-Link to the Adafruit Bluefruit LE UART Friend== # Connect a external power supply to the GND pin for ground and 5 V to the VIN pin.
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  • Eval-M1-1302
    == How to connect an external J-Link to the Eval-M1-1302 board == * Connect your J-Link with jumper wires to the connector ''X204 debug'' marked red on
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  • TWR-KV58F220M
    The TWR-KV58F220M eval board supports to connect an external J-Link for debugging. However, by default the board is shipped
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  • SEGGER Flash Loader
    ...o actually integrate the resulting SFL binary into the J-Link software and connect it with support for your new device, please refer to the [[J-Link_Device_Su
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  • Geehy APM32
    == Device specific connect == On connect, the device security is checked. If security is set (and recoverable) the u
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  • J-Link no USB enumeration
    Eliminate the first level USB 3.0 hub and connect the other hubs directly to the PC:
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  • CC3220 LaunchPad
    = How to connect with J-Link = ...(XDS110) which drives the debug signals by default. In order to be able to connect with a J-Link to the CC3220SF device, the jumpers as shown on image below n
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  • How to configure JLinkScript files to enable tracing
    # Connect the J-Trace via the trace connector to your target.
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  • CC1350 LaunchPad
    To connect J-Link to the CC1350 LaunchPad some of jumpers need to be removed.
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  • Unlock maximum SWO speed on SEGGER's high end debug probes
    # Connect your debug probe through USB or Ethernet to your PC. ...icking your debug probe again. The new value should show up. Alternatively connect to your target device that supports SWO with J-Link Commander and execute c
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  • PSoC 4xxx series
    The connect sequence of PSoC 4 devices is very time critical and is thus performed from
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  • ST STM32H7
    ...no generic way how to implement flash programming because the pins used to connect the SPI flash are not defined. ...default. Please refer to the ST board manual for information about how to connect the pins.
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  • STM32H743I-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the 20-pin JTAG debug connector (CN9)
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  • ATSAM Device Series
    ...unlock process will then be handled automatically by J-Link when trying to connect to the device.
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  • Incorrect J-Link USB driver installed
    * Connect J-Link via USB to the PC
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  • Tracing on Nordic Semiconductor nRF52832
    Quote from Nordic Semiconductor: ''"Connect debugger (with trace functionality) to target device, making sure trace pin
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  • MPS3
    = How to connect J-Link =
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  • LAUNCHXL CC2650
    In order to connect to the LAUNCHXL CC2650 board via J-Link the following jumpers must be '''op
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  • ZNEQ32 Z32F0xx3 series
    On each connect the J-LINK checks for a read protection and offers to "Unsecure Chip"
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  • Use SystemView without RTOS
    == My application crashes when I connect SystemView. What might be wrong? ==
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  • Zedboard Evalboard
    ...device selection is mandatory to make sure that J-Link applies the correct connect and reset sequences to the Zynq 7000 series devices. By selecting "generic The ZedBoard provides a Xilinx specific 14-pin debug connector. In order to connect J-Link to this board, the [https://www.segger.com/products/debug-probes/j-l
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  • MicroZed Evalboard
    ...device selection is mandatory to make sure that J-Link applies the correct connect and reset sequences to the Zynq 7000 series devices. By selecting "generic The MicroZed provides a Xilinx specific 14-pin debug connector. In order to connect J-Link to this board, the [https://www.segger.com/products/debug-probes/j-l
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  • Infineon TLE987x
    ...ot be guaranteed. This is mainly because the TLE987x series need a special connect sequence that makes sure that TCK/SWCLK and TMS/SWDIO are sampled with the It is mandatory to connect the reset pin of the device to the J-Link debug connector. J-Link needs to
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  • MT2523 series
    ...ebug connection to the device, J-Link disables the watchdog as part of the connect sequence.
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  • J-Link EDU Mini
    ...ase of the J-Link EDU Mini that pin is used as nTRST instead to be able to connect to target devices as well that have that signal routed to their target devi
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  • IS2083 Getting Started
    ...MCU. This protocol specifies the following pins which are all mandatory to connect: On the BM8x EVB connector J301 is used to connect J-Link to the IS2083 MCU.
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  • J-Link Remote Server
    | -SelectEmuBySN || Specifies to connect to a J-Link with a specific S/N. Only valid for LAN mode. | -TunnelServer || Specify a tunnel server to connect to (default: jlink.segger.com:19020). Only valid for tunnel mode.
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  • S32Kxxx
    The J-Link DLL offers a unlock of the device on the next connect after erase. ...s provide ECC protected internal RAM. By default, J-Link resets the MCU on connect and initializes the RAM contents to 0x00. This is done for the following re
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  • Xilinx Zynq UltraScalePlus
    In order to connect to and debug one of the available Cortex-R5 on the UltraScale+ series, an U == Connect ==
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  • J-Link OB
    * Connect the J-Link-OB to your PC Type "connect" to establish a target connection, '?' for help
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  • RTT Ramcode Sample for Cortex-M0+ (Keil MDK)
    *Start RTT Viewer and connect with the following settings:
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  • ECC
    ...are offers a convenient method to initialize the work RAM of the device on connect to allow initial read access. ...Command("SetInitWorkRAMOnConnect = 1"); // Work RAM will be initialized on connect
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  • Debug Probes - J-Link & J-Trace
    * [[J-Link cannot connect to the CPU]] * [[How to connect JTAG nTRST when using 19-pin trace header]]
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  • WebUSB
    WebUSB provides a way for websites to connect to users' USB devices. A web browser that implements WebUSB enables a web a
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  • How to measure CPU Speed
    * Connect to your device
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  • emSSL
    If you need to connect a client to a web-based service, for instance a service with a REST API, th If you are setting up a server that you wish to connect to using a web browser such as Edge, Firefox, or Chrome, you must select on
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  • Configure SWO in Embedded Studio
    .... To get the supported SWO speeds for your emulator, use J-Link Commander, connect to your target and execute the command "SWOSpeed" without quotations.
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  • Connect to remote J-Link via J-Link Tunnel Server
    ...ote-server/ J-Link Remote Server] makes it possible for Embedded Studio to connect to a J-Link remotely, without needing a physical connection to the J-Link. In order to connect to a J-Link Remote Server using Embedded Studio, follow these instructions:
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  • TCP protocol
    |Calls [[connect()]] to send a SYN to the server to establish a connection. ...ts for data processing such as a [[recv()]] timeout are independent from a connect timeout and can be much higher.
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  • Tracing on Hilscher netX90
    To be able to connect to this core it first needs to be enabled via an application running in the After the APP core is enabled you can connect to it and download the application your are looking to trace. Make sure to
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  • Computer
    * Modern (high-end) CPUs typically come with a Cache, as the memory they connect to cannot keep up with the high clock rate. In order to avoid wait state (C
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  • ST STM32WB
    ! WS State before connect !! FUS/WS was updated<br>after connect !! Is WS started<br>on disconnect # Connect to the device.
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  • J-Link RISC-V
    ...t consists of 2 CPU-TAPs (each a RISC-V with IRLen == 5) that specifies to connect to TAP #0 or #1 resprectively.
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  • J-Link Low power modes production
    To connect to a target device via the debug interface, J-Link / Flasher needs to setup # Issue "r0" followed by "r1" command (do NOT call "connect" or anything else!)
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  • Embedded Studio Debug Options
    || Select the debug interface to use to connect to the target device. || The name of the device to connect to.
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  • J-Run
    | --usb ''SerialNo'' || Not set || Connect to J-Link with SN "SerialNo" via USB. | --ip ''sIP'' || Not set || Connect to J-Link with IP "sIP" via IP.
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  • ST STM32MP1
    J-Link will connect to the device in this state and halt it. Thus, J-Link will connect to the device, trigger a reset via nRESET and halt the device 100ms afterwa
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  • Qorvo device specifics
    =Connect=
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  • UM08001 J-Link / J-Trace User Guide
    ...(GDB) via TCP/IP. It is required for toolchains using the GDB protocol to connect to J-Link. The J-Link DLL / J-Flash checks the write protection on connect (e.g. when triggering read-back) and offers to perform a
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  • Silicon Labs BRD4271A
    *Connect the J-Link to the 20-pin debug connector.
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  • 19-pin JTAG/SWD and Trace Connector
    ...o not plan to supply power to the target via this pin it is recommended to connect it to GND. ...o not plan to supply power to the target via this pin it is recommended to connect it to GND.
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  • TI CC1311P3
    ===Connect=== *The device uses custom connect.
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  • TI LP-CC1311P3
    *Connect the J-Link to Target In
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  • TI CC1314R10
    ===Connect=== *The device uses custom connect.
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  • TI LP-EW-CC1314R10
    *Connect the J-Link to Target In
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  • GroupGets LoFive R1 1
    * Now connect the board with e.g. jumperwires to your J-Link probe. .... How is explained in the J-Link user guide UM08001. Alternatively you can connect an external 5 V power supply as well to the target board pin and use a seco
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  • SiPeed Longan Nano
    * Now connect the board with e.g. jumperwires to your J-Link probe.
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  • How to use SWO with GDB
    # Connect to the J-Link GDB Server. This can be achieved via these commands:
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  • J-Link cJTAG specifics
    == Connect sequence == === Standard connect sequence ===
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  • Blue Pill
    ...come with an standard debug connector but with 4 pins which can be used to connect an J-Link to the MCU. * Now connect the board with e.g. jumperwires to your J-Link probe.
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  • Startup Completion with Ozone
    | Target connect | Target connect
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  • Remote Debugging with Ozone
    Ozone can connect to a remote J-Link/J-Trace debug probe in order to debug on a remote target Both Ozone and the J-Link Remote Server then connect to this tunnel server instead of connecting to each other directly.
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  • J-Link RTT Viewer
    ...ation dialog is used to set all necessary device specifics to successfully connect and read/send RTT data from/to the target device. # Select the target device to connect to. This allows J-Link to search in the known RAM of the target.
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  • Black Pill
    ...come with a standard debug connector but with 4 pins which can be used to connect the J-Link to the MCU. Connect the board with e.g. jumper wires to your J-Link probe. The following table
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  • i.MXRT117x
    ...nected to the FlexSPI bus, only. The external FlexSPI controller allows to connect several different flash types like QSPI, HyperFlash and Octaflash. Furtherm
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  • i.MXRT1020
    ...nected to the FlexSPI bus, only. The external FlexSPI controller allows to connect several different flash types like QSPI and HyperFlash. Furthermore, the ex
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  • Set User-dependent J-Link connection in Embedded Studio
    ...st PC only and $(IPJLINK) will now expand to your global macro and you can connect to your specified J-Link in your network
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  • GD32330x
    ...e left side of the MCU. Therefore, these pads have to be wired manually to connect J-Link to the evaluation board. * Connect the board with e.g. jumper wires to your J-Link probe.
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  • Renesas RE01
    ...no generic way how to implement flash programming because the pins used to connect the SPI flash are not defined. Different pins can be used for the same QUAD
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  • VNC file transfer (Sample)
    // Now, connect to the server with emVNC.exe and enter the server IP.
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  • Start VNC server (Sample)
    // Now, connect to the server with emVNC.exe and enter the IP of your target.
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  • WSL
    In order to connect to a J-Link from WSL you either have to use the Ethernet / WiFi interface ( In this example we will connect to our J-Link (connected via USB to the host) from WSL using the [[J-Link_R
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  • NXP JN5189-DK006
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (P1)
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  • UM08003 JFlash
    | Connect || Creates a connection through t If this option is checked, J-Flash will connect to J-Link / Flasher over the USB port. The default device number is 0. For
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  • J-Mem
    letting you select the needed configurations to connect to J-Link and the target.
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  • How to connect JTAG nTRST when using 19-pin trace header
    ...ntentionally. Our recommendation when using the 19-pin header is to either connect that signal to pin 1 (VTref) of the J-Link/J-Trace or pull it high on the t
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  • JTAGLoad
    | -IP || Connect to J-Link via TCP/IP. | -SelectEmuBySN || Connect to J-Link via its serial.
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  • J-Link STR91x Commander
    Selects IP as host interface to connect to J-Link. Connect to a J-Link with a specific serial number via USB.
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  • J-Link STM32 Utility
    Additionally, on connect, it unsecures a read-protected STM32 device by re-programming the option by | [[#-IP | -IP]] || Selects IP as host interface to connect to J-Link. Default host interface is USB.
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  • J-Link GDB Server
    J-Link GDB Server is a remote server for GDB making it possible for GDB to connect to and communicate with the target device via J-Link. ...figuration dialog pops up, letting you select the needed configurations to connect to J-Link and target.
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  • J-Link SWO Viewer
    to calculate the correct SWO speed or to connect to a running J-Link GDB Server. ...clock speed at startup to be able to calculate the correct SWO speed or to connect to a running J-Link GDB Server.<br>
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  • NXP i.MXRT500
    ...nected to the FlexSPI bus, only. The external FlexSPI controller allows to connect several different flash types like QSPI, HyperFlash and Octaflash. Furtherm
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  • J-Link RDI
    <li> Select J-Link and press '''OK''' to connect to the target via J-Link.<br> Select '''File''' | '''Connection''' | '''Connect to Target'''.<br>
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  • OKdo E1
    Connect the J-Link pins to corresponding cables as listed in the table below:
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  • TREEVIEW
    Lines which are used to connect the items of a tree. The lines connect the button bitmaps
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  • J-Flash SPI
    | Connect || Creates a connection through the J-Link using the | USB || Connect to emulator with the specified device number (default: 0) via USB port.
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  • NXP MIMXRT106A-ALEXA2
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (J6)
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  • IndieSemi Realplum-EVK
    * Now connect the board with e.g. jumperwires to your J-Link probe. * Connect an external DC power supply to the board as follows:
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  • emWin headless VNC server
    ...// Connect the interface if necessary. ...done compile and download the application to the STM32F746G Discovery and connect an Ethernet cable. As soon as the IP connection has been established you ca
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  • Geehy APM32F103ZET6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • GigaDevice GD32E1
    ===Connect=== *On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • GigaDevice GD32E103C-START
    ...ard debug connector. Therefore, these signals have to be wired manually to connect the J-Link to the evaluation board. The following guide will describe how t * Connect the board with jumping wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>For inform
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  • Arduino Due
    * A way to connect to the 10 pin debug connector of the Arduino Due board e.g. [https://www.se * Connect your board to a J-Link as explained above and test the connection with J-Li
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  • Arduino MKR WiFi 1010
    * Connect your board to a J-Link as explained above and test the connection with J-Li
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  • Arduino Nano 33 BLE
    * Connect your board to a J-Link as explained above and test the connection with J-Li
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  • Arduino Nano 33 IOT
    * Connect your board to a J-Link as explained above and test the connection with J-Li
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  • GigaDevice GD32E2
    ===Connect=== *On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • GigaDevice GD32E5
    ===Connect=== *On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • GigaDevice GD32E507Z-EVAL
    The GD32E507Z-EVAL does come with a JTAG connector. You only have to connect it to your J-Link and power it via the USB port (CN 100).
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  • Rowley CrossWorks
    *Select and connect to Segger J-Link from the '''Targets''' window as shown below
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  • Cosmic ZAP
    Now we need to connect Cosmic IDE with Cosmic Debugger. ZAP J-Link is built to automatically find and connect to a J-Link. To start ZAP it is necessary to have one J-Link connected to t
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  • GigaDevice GD32E503R-START
    ...g connector. Therefore, you can use a JTAG connector with jumper cables to connect your J-Link with the board. The following guide will describe how the GD32E * Connect the board with jumping wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>For inform
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  • GigaDevice GD32E230C-EVAL
    ...ard debug connector. Therefore, these signals have to be wired manually to connect the J-Link to the evaluation board. The following guide will describe how t * Connect the board with jumping wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>For inform
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  • GigaDevice GD32E231C-START
    ...ition, otherwise your board might be damaged beyond recovery. Then you can connect the line by soldering a jumping wire to it. After that, connect the board with the soldered on jumping wires to your J-Link (see table belo
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  • NXP S32K144EVB-Q100
    J14 SWD can be used to connect an external J-Link to the S32K144 device. A [https://www.segger.com/product
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  • QSPI Flash Evaluator
    * Connect a J-Link or Flasher to the evaluator board using a 20-pin ribbon cable
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  • ONSemi RSL10 SiP
    *Connect the board via USB to the PC (USB is also used as power supply)
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  • AutoChips ATC0113
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header
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  • NXP S32K3xx
    ...4-bit writes. The following memory ranges are initialized by the J-Link on connect by default. Other ranges needs to be initialized by the application / boot ...isabled after reset / by default thus needs to be enabled by the J-Link on connect. Some of them are running in permanent ''lockstep'' mode, some are operatin
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  • Starter Kit A34M418VLN v1.2
    *Connect the J-Link to the pins as seen in the image/table below:
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  • NuTiny-SDK-NUC029
    # Connect your JLink debug probe with e.g. jumper wires with header JP4 like describe
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  • Silicon Labs RS9116X-SB-EVK1
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG/TRACE header (J7)
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  • Silicon Labs RS9116X-DB-EVK1
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG/TRACE header (J7)
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  • NuMaker-M251SD V1.0
    *Connect the J-Link to the pins as seen in the image/table below:
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  • TI EK-TM4C1294XL
    ...with a standard 9-pin Cortex-M JTAG/SWD connector (U6) that can be used to connect a J-Link to the TM4C1294 MCU on the board.
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  • Raspberry Pi Pico
    Connect the J-Link to the evaluation board, using jumper wires as follows:
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  • Flasher Hub (Legacy)
    # Connect Flasher Hub to power supply via USB-C # Connect Flasher Hub to LAN via Ethernet cable
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  • ON Semiconductor IDE
    # Initial interface speed before/during connect #:* The interface speed before connect can be specified in the field '''Initial speed''' marked below
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  • ST STM32U5
    ...g [[J-Link Script file]] can be used to automatically disable TrustZone on connect:
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  • i.MXRT116x
    ...nected to the FlexSPI bus, only. The external FlexSPI controller allows to connect several different flash types like QSPI, HyperFlash and Octaflash. Furtherm
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  • GigaDevice GD32H759I-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (JP1)
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  • Infineon Traveo T2G
    (Q1) What is the expected method for IDE to connect with M0 core and M4 or M7 core? (Q2) Is it possible to connect CYT2B63BAD_M4 only from J-Link Commander without connection to CYT2B63BAD_M
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  • Telink TLSR9518ADK80D
    Connect the J-Link to the evaluation board, using jumper wires as follows at connec
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  • Pimoroni Tiny 2040
    Connect the J-Link to the evaluation board, using jumper wires as follows:
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  • How to create a simple FreeRTOS project with Embedded Studio
    # Connect your J-Link to your PC and to your target board.
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  • SiFive S54 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • NXP NxH2004 SDK
    * Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (J33 (SWD))
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  • NXP NxH3675 SDK
    * Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (J33 (SWD))
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  • SiFive E21 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive E24 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive E34 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive E76 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive S21 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive S51 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • SiFive S76 Standard Core Dev Kit
    * Connect the ARTY-100T board via micro USB cable to the computer * Click '''Open Target -> Auto Connect'''
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  • Renesas RZ/G2L SMARC EVK
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (CN2) on the SMARC module
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  • NXP K32W041AM
    *Connect the K32W041AM extension board to the OM15076-3/JN5189 carrier board *Connect the J-Link to the 10-pin SWD debug connector
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  • Reset and Halt After Bootloader
    #Connect to the target using J-Link Commander
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  • Changing J-Link Reset Strategy
    * normal connect procedure. For ARM CoreSight devices this may be specifying the
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  • Hilscher netX90
    {{Note|1=To be able to connect to the APP core it first needs to be enabled via an application running in
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  • NXP KW45
    ...core lockup. The following memory ranges are initialized by the J-Link on connect by default. Other ranges needs to be initialized by the application / boot
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  • GigaDevice GD32190R-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (JP1)
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  • GigaDevice GD32170C-START
    *Connect the J-Link to this pins:
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  • NXP FRDM-KV31F
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (J9)
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  • UM08028 J-Scope
    ...and optionally enter the serial number or the IP address of the J-Link to connect to a specific J-Link.
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  • GigaDevice GD32150R-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (JP1)
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  • TI TMS470Rx
    ...ence has been implemented as part of the init steps which are executed on "Connect".
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  • STM8 Programming
    Please note that without the STM8 adapter you have to connect the SWIM line to TCK and via a 1k resistor to PIN17.
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  • Silicon Labs BRD4210A
    *Connect the BRD4210A extension board to the PCB4001 carrier board *Connect the J-Link to the 20-pin debug connector
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  • STM32H7B3I-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the 20-pin JTAG debug connector (CN14)
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  • Using J-Link via WiFi
    This article explains different methods that can be used to connect to a J-Link and debug via WiFi. ...WiFi-Bridge.png | thumb | right | 600px | Schematic drawing showing how to connect to a J-Link PRO via WiFi]]
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  • Renesas RZ/V2L
    ===Connect=== ...In order to establish a connection, the J-Link performs a device specific connect sequence. After executing the sequence, the Cortex-M33 is executing a test
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  • J-Link Registration
    #Connect the product to be registered to your PC
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  • SiFive HiFive1
    The user can connect to the J-Link OB (e.g. with [[J-Link Commander]]) and disconnect this sessi
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  • Delayed Program Start in Debug
    ...second until the actual application boots. This would be enough time to re-connect + issue a halt request on MCUs where the reset does clear the debug logic.
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  • NXP LPCXpresso55S36
    *Connect the J-Link to the 20-pin SWD debug connector
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  • J-Link on Windows ARM
    # Connect the J-Link to a machine that is running an operating system '''other than'' # Connect the unit via USB to the Windows ARM64 machine
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  • NXP X-KW45B41Z
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (J16)
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  • Nuvoton NuMaker-M263KI
    *Connect the J-Link : VTref=J1-2 / GND=J1-10 / SWDIO=J1-4 / SWDCLK=J1-6
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  • Tracing on Infineon Traveo II (CYT4BF)
    ...lt. Please refer to the Infineon board manual for information about how to connect the pins.
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  • NXP S32K3X4EVB
    *Connect the J-Link to the debug connector (J365)
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  • HDSC EV-HC32F460
    *Connect the J-Link debug connector.
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  • HSXP HK32F030M
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (CN1) on the right side with jumper cables.
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  • HSXP HK32F030M/0301M
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (CN1) on the right side with jumper cables.
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  • SignatureServer
    ...only have these two devices in a network, with nothing else. I.e. directly connect the computer to the signature server, with no other network devices connect
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  • Analog EV-L850A1Z
    *Connect the J-Link debug connector.
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  • NXP S32K148
    ===Connect=== *The J-Link determines the security state as part of the connect sequence. If a secured device is detected, an un-secure is offered via dial
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  • How to debug an Arduino Sketch with Ozone and J-Link
    This guide also assumes that you know how to connect the board to J-Link and how to power both.
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  • i.MX8M Mini
    J-Link supports debugging for the Cortex-M4. During connect the M4 is set to execute an endless loop at 0x1FFE0000 (TCML RAM) and after
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  • i.MX8M
    J-Link supports debugging for the Cortex-M4. During connect the M4 is set to execute an endless loop at 0x1FFE0000 (TCML RAM) and after
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  • ON Semi E8300-001-GEVB
    *Connect the J-Link to the "JLINK" 20 pin header
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  • HPMicro HPM6750EVKMINI
    # Connect TDO (T7), TDI (T8), TCK (T9), TMS (T10), and TRST (T11) to external debug p After that, connect the board with the soldered on wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>Fo
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  • J-Trace
    * [[How_to_connect_JTAG_nTRST_when_using_19-pin_trace_header | Connect nTRST using 19-pin trace header]] ...ect_connection_without_DHCP_to_the_host_PC.27s_Ethernet_interface | How to connect the J-Trace Pro directly via Ethernet to host PC without a router or switch
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  • NXP PNEV76FAMA
    *For board REV D remove jumper J20 3-4 and connect pin 4 of J20 to any ground e.g. TP4. Keep J25 open. *Connect the J-Link to the debug connector (J21)
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  • NXP i.MX RT685 SuperMonkey
    *Connect the J-Link to the debug connector (J3)
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  • Renesas RZ/T2M-RSK
    *Connect the J-Link to the debug header (J13 or J20)
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  • GigaDevice GD32L23
    ===Connect=== *On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • GigaDevice GD32L233R-EVAL
    *Connect the J-Link to the pins as seen in the image below:
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  • J-Link Xtensa specifics
    ...et(). Mainly used to set some global DLL variables to customize the normal connect procedure.
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  • Geehy APM32F030RCT6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Geehy APM32F051R8T6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Geehy APM32E103ZET6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Geehy APM32F003F6P6
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD pins (P3)
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  • Geehy APM32F072VBT6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Geehy APM32F091VCT6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Geehy APM32F407VGT6
    *Connect the J-Link to the JTAG header (J5)
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  • Renesas RZ/A3UL SMARC EVK
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (CN2)
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  • GigaDevice GD32C1
    ===Connect=== *On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • Renesas RZ/N2L-RSK
    *Connect the J-Link to the debug header (J13 or J20)
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  • How to create a custom ESPRO BSP
    Notes : For compatibility with interfaces that need to connect in any way this sample calls connect and disconnect routines
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  • ncoder N4 board
    *Connect the J-Link to the pins as seen in the image/table below:
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  • GigaDevice GD32E113R-START
    ...ard debug connector. Therefore, these signals have to be wired manually to connect the J-Link to the evaluation board. The following guide will describe how t * Connect the board with jumping wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>For inform
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  • GigaDevice GD32C113C-START
    ...ard debug connector. Therefore, these signals have to be wired manually to connect the J-Link to the evaluation board. The following guide will describe how t * Connect the board with jumping wires to your J-Link (see table below)<br>For inform
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  • J-Link Device Support Kit
    ...ly requires a flashloader and in some cases also a script defining special connect and reset sequences, required by the device.<br> In case the device requires a special connect / reset / ... sequence, a [[J-Link_script_files | J-Link script file]] need
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  • ONSemi RSL15-EVB
    Either the built-in [[J-Link OB]] or an external J-Link may be used to connect to the target device. * Connect J-Link to the JTAG/SWD header (J3)
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  • Adjusting trace timings and general troubleshooting
    * Connect the J-Trace Pro via Ethernet cable to a local area network. * Connect to the J-Trace Pro via [[J-Link_Commander | J-Link Commander]] to find out
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  • Qorvo PAC5532EVK1
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD/JTAG connector (J13)
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  • netX Studio
    To connect to the J-Link adapter, you can use USB, USB with serial number, or TCP/IP ( The option "Mode" determines how netX Studio CDT will connect to the target device:
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  • GigaDevice GD32A5
    ===Connect=== * On Connect, protection level is checked. For further information regarding this, pleas
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  • Mindmotion PLUS5270 MM32F5270
    *Connect the J-Link to the SWD header (P15)
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  • NXP MIMXRT1060-EVK
    * Connect the hardware to J-Link using a 20pin ribbon cable for J21
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