JTAG Vtref Configuration
Quote from Kirthik Vasan on August 6, 2024, 1:04 pmHi ,
I am using S32K144 which is operating on 5V.
I just wanted to know if I am correct about the following point.
The Vtref pin must be connected to the segger J-Link(VCC in the segger pinout) to know that the target(S32K114) is operating on 5V logic.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Hi ,
I am using S32K144 which is operating on 5V.
I just wanted to know if I am correct about the following point.
The Vtref pin must be connected to the segger J-Link(VCC in the segger pinout) to know that the target(S32K114) is operating on 5V logic.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Quote from Pranay Sharma on August 6, 2024, 1:16 pmThat's correct. You must connect the VTGT pin of the Elecronics V2 or the Elecronics V3 board to VTREF pin of the segger J-Link for selecting the 5V logic level for signals coming from Segger J-Link. By default, all the Segger J-Link debuggers I've seen are set at 3.3V logic level and also output a supply of 3.3V. You need to supply 5V in order to change the logic level of the signals coming from Segger J-Link.
That's correct. You must connect the VTGT pin of the Elecronics V2 or the Elecronics V3 board to VTREF pin of the segger J-Link for selecting the 5V logic level for signals coming from Segger J-Link. By default, all the Segger J-Link debuggers I've seen are set at 3.3V logic level and also output a supply of 3.3V. You need to supply 5V in order to change the logic level of the signals coming from Segger J-Link.
Quote from Kirthik Vasan on August 6, 2024, 3:03 pmSo VTREF of segger has to be connected to VCC rail of S32K144, right?
So VTREF of segger has to be connected to VCC rail of S32K144, right?
Quote from Kirthik Vasan on August 6, 2024, 7:25 pmThe JTAG to SWD connector doesnt make use of 5V-supply, then how will segger power the MCU
The JTAG to SWD connector doesnt make use of 5V-supply, then how will segger power the MCU