Exactly as described here too..
forum.segger.com/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=1289

'Power on' in Commander works fine for me too..


I am using JFlash V6.16g with both the JLink and JTrace PRO. AT91SAM7S256 micro
Options->Project Settings->Production->Enable target power->checked

This is reflected in the saved project file (section pasted below)

[PRODUCTION]
AutoPerformsErase = 1
AutoPerformsProgram = 1
AutoPerformsSecure = 0
AutoPerformsStartApp = 0
AutoPerformsUnsecure = 0
AutoPerformsVerify = 1
EnableTargetPower = 1
EraseType = 1
MonitorVTref = 0
MonitorVTrefMax = 0x0000157C
MonitorVTrefMin = 0x000003E8
OverrideTimeouts = 0
ProgramSN = 0
SerialFile = ""
SNAddr = 0x00000000
SNInc = 0x00000001
SNLen = 0x00000008
SNListFile = ""
SNValue = 0x00000001
StartAppType = 0
TargetPowerDelay = 0x00000014
TimeoutErase = 0x00003A98
TimeoutProgram = 0x00002710
TimeoutVerify = 0x00002710
VerifyType = 2

Hi, Thanks for the reply.
Its a black box with "J-Link-ARM" V5.3
Its date code is 06-18 (YY-MM). I think it pre-dates the -KS versions.
I have updated the serial number in my profile.

Although it is not prompting me for a licence, can you confirm it is covered.
I'm in the process of updating the production code away from JLink.exe scripts to JFlash.exe command line driven. Its is planned for production machine so I want to make sure its legit before I roll out.
Thanks.

OK - so now I've specified hex file, its asking for a licence.

I'm in the process of sorting out a J-Link Plus box for this setup.
I'll update my profile when it comes through.
Jon.

You can mark as solved.
In summary, I can confirm the J-Link Plus can be self powered where as the J-Trace Pro can't - Reasons stated above.
My 'licence prompt' issue was solved when I swapped my JLink with a JLink Plus.
Thanks for your help.

I did however find that the default project *.flash file needs a few extra lines to setup clocks otherwise the JTrace Pro has problems talking to my AT91SAM7S256 device. I have included below in case you get caught out - as I did..

This is how if fails:

- Executing init sequence ...

- Initialized successfully
- Target interface speed: 8000 kHz (Auto)
- ERROR: Memory access timed out @ 00200000 -> JTAG speed too high ?
Failed to halt CPU for clock frequency detection!
- ERROR: Failed to measure CPU clock frequency
- ERROR: Failed to connect.
Could not determine CPU clock frequency.
- ERROR: Could not auto program target, not connected

So.. to fix this for your 'JTrace Pro' you need to set the micro clocks manually within the JFlash project file as shown below.
This does not seem to be needed with the 'JLink Plus'


[CPU]
NumInitSteps = 8
InitStep0_Action = "Reset"
InitStep0_Value0 = 0x00000008
InitStep0_Value1 = 0x00000000
InitStep0_Comment = ""
InitStep1_Action = "Write 32bit"
InitStep1_Value0 = 0xFFFFFD44
InitStep1_Value1 = 0x00008000
InitStep1_Comment = "Disable watchdog"
InitStep2_Action = "Write 32bit"
InitStep2_Value0 = 0xFFFFFF60
InitStep2_Value1 = 0x00320300
InitStep2_Comment = "Set flash wait states"
InitStep3_Action = "Write 32bit"
InitStep3_Value0 = 0xFFFFFC20
InitStep3_Value1 = 0x00000601
InitStep3_Comment = "Set PLL"
InitStep4_Action = "Delay"
InitStep4_Value0 = 0x00000000
InitStep4_Value1 = 0x000000C8
InitStep4_Comment = ""
InitStep5_Action = "Write 32bit"
InitStep5_Value0 = 0xFFFFFC2C
InitStep5_Value1 = 0x00191C05
InitStep5_Comment = "Set PLL and divider"
InitStep6_Action = "Delay"
InitStep6_Value0 = 0x00000000
InitStep6_Value1 = 0x000000C8
InitStep6_Comment = ""
InitStep7_Action = "Write 32bit"
InitStep7_Value0 = 0xFFFFFC30
InitStep7_Value1 = 0x00000007
InitStep7_Comment = "Select master clock and processor clock"
NumExitSteps = 1
ExitStep0_Action = "Comment"
ExitStep0_Value0 = 0x00000000
ExitStep0_Value1 = 0x00000000
ExitStep0_Comment = " >>>> F7 <<<< TO PROGRAM ANOTHER !!!!"
UseScriptFile = 0
ScriptFile = ""
UseRAM = 1
RAMAddr = 0x00200000
RAMSize = 0x00010000
CheckCoreID = 1
CoreID = 0x3F0F0F0F
CoreIDMask = 0xFFFFFFFF
UseAutoSpeed = 0x00000001
ClockSpeed = 0x02DB4000
EndianMode = 0
ChipName = "Atmel AT91SAM7S256"