Steve Underwood wrote:
The JTAG on the 1232 is a little different from the larger MSP430
devices, as the JTAG pins are shared. This definitely works OK with
gdbproxy - I did a project with the 1232. Maybe it doesn't work with
py-jtag.
Chris,
Have you tested py-jtag with a device that uses the shared JTAG pins?
yes i have and it works for me. i tested 1121 and 123 (in circuit and
alone) but i dont have a 1232 to test with.
does the F1232 have an other default frequency setting than the F123?
(cause the pyjtag module skips the frequency adjustment, unlike the
original TI sources sugest to do...)
pzn:
did you check different units or only one?
and what is the exact error message (maybe add a -DD on the command line)
chris
Regards,
Steve
Pedro Zorzenon Neto wrote:
Hi folks,
If someone were able to program a msp430f1232 with pyjtag, please let
me know. I tried again sometimes, but had no success.
The hardware is the same, It works with "IAR jtag debugger" but not
with "pyjtag".
Thanks in advance,
Pedro
Reference:
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 09:51:45 -0300
Subject: [Mspgcc-users] Problems programming MSP430F1232 with py-jtag
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