> Regardless, I always found that TDO > is floating. If I'm understanding correctly, it should be either > high or low at all times in debug mode since it is the JTAG data > output. Many times I've wished to stumble onto a PDF of the 1149.1 JTAG spec.... (hint, hint).... But here's one of the better tutorials with quite a bit of info: http://www.asset-intertech.com/pdfs/boundaryscan_tutorial.pdf Turn to page 32, where they claim that TDO defaults to Hi-Z except "during a shift operation". If that's true, you might have to control TMS and clock TCK to travel though several states to get into Shift-DR or Shift-IR. While you're at it, reading out the IDCODE register wouldn't be too much more work, and that'd tell you for sure. Well, based on the tutorial and some hands-on experiementation (or fumbling around) with JTAG without the official spec. Of course, if anyone happens to know of a copy of 1149.1 just laying around for free on some server..... -Paul
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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 Refuses to Enter Primary JTAG Debug Mode
2006-01-05 by Paul Stoffregen
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