On Sunday, July 04, 2010 01:19:58 Gregg Levine wrote: > I actually asked this question a while ago, whilst pursing a > completely different project, but with the same parts. So here goes: > How would I go about setting the four GPIO points on an FT232 chip to > be used as a JTAG device? These points are: > CBUS0 > CBUS1 > CBUS2 > CBUS3 > -- > According to available data sheets from FTDI (v2.06 is the most recent > or so it seems for the FT232.) and an application note, > AN232-01 "AN232R-01 Bit Bang Modes for theFT232R and FT245R" the C0 or > CBUS lines are in fact capable of being driven in a mode that supports > this method. > > Basically I am asking if anyone has had a reason to accomplish this? > Obviously when the part is being used this way the UART end is not > usable.
so you dont actually want to use this with urjtag ? but some standalone project ? wouldnt it make more sense to ask on the libftdi list then ? http://www.intra2net.com/en/developer/libftdi/ -mike
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