As an aside, a client of mine does something similar to "safely" and permanantly disable JTAG clock input on production units. This coupled with replacing the boot loader makes device far more secure than what CRP + Philips boot loader offers on other LPC parts. --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" <leon_heller@h...> wrote: > A client of mine who's been using the Nohau board for software > development zapped the JTAG inputs to the LPC2106 by connecting the > adaptor while the board was powered up - something to watch out for. I > replaced the LPC2106 with an LPC2104 (all I've got here) and got it > working again. > > I suppose the safest thing to do is to power up the target board, > unplug the USB, connect the JTAG and plug it into the USB port on the PC. > > Leon >
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Re: JTAG warning
2006-01-29 by jayasooriah
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