Lpc2000

Milos

When I try to run the auto configure command, multi-ICE comes up with an
error message "Auto configuration Failed. Check the target power is on. Your
chip may require manual configuration"

When I try to load it with the supplied configuration called single.cfg, it
tells me that there is an ARM7TDMI present, but when I run AXD I get a
message telling me that "The processor will not enter debug state when
requested" and I then receive subsequent messages while trying to force a
reset.

On the EVAB7 I have
JP6 (ENABLE SERIAL_ISP) removed
JP11 (ENABLE PRIMARY DEBUG) inserted
JP8 (SECONDARY DEBUG) removed

Do I have to manually configure a target for Multi-ICE or should auto
configure work?

Thanks
Pauric

  -----Original Message-----
  From: Milos Prokic [mailto:mproki@...]
  Sent: 04 May 2004 17:23
  To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: RE: [lpc2000] Ashling EVBA7 & ARM Multi-ICE


  Hi,

  I have setup the MultICE to work with the Ashling. I only had to remove
the jumper for on-board debug, and leave the jumper on primary debug, do not
switch it to the secondary. MultiICE detected the core without any problems.
Once the core was detected I was able to reset and run the AXD.

  Does multiICE see anything? Unknown device or something?

  Cheers,

  m.




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  From: Pauric Doherty [mailto:pauric_doherty@...]
  Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 12:20 PM
  To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [lpc2000] Ashling EVBA7 & ARM Multi-ICE



  All,



  I'm currently trying to get the ARM Multi-ICE unit to connect to the EVBA7
board from Ashling with an LCP2194 chip.

  I cannot get the multi-ICE unit to reset the chip. It won't even auto
detect it. I've followed the guide on how to enable the board for an
external debugger but still no luck.



  Has anyone tried the above situation .... or am I missing something
obvious.



  Thanks in advance

  Pauric






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