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Good afternoon, I have been working with a BGM111 and JLink Commander for a couple of years now successfully but now that I am moving to BGM220 I am facing some trouble that I can`t help to understand. With an out of the box BGM111 I am able to connect to the microprocessor using device "EFR32BG1xxxxF256" and before running any programming command I check the MSC_STATUS (0x400E001C) register in order to ensure that the memory subsystem controller is not busy. Similarly, with an out of the box BG…
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Hi again Niklas, You were right, once I took the debugger out of the picture everything worked as expected. Thanks for your help. Josu.
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Good morning Niklas, As you can see in the attached file I create two different processes from the same parent process and each one has it's own copy of the dll library. forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…d1d2551f7944ea7dc47cd1729 I am also sure that each J-Link device is correctly selected because they are connected to two different circuits and once the proccess is ended both circuits are correctly flashed. Thanks, Josu.
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Good morning, We have been successfully flashing different microprocessors with different J-Link devices through a "home made" .NET application that uses the J-Link SDK. Now our goal is to be able to flash multiple devices at the same time with multiple J-Links. So far we are able to do this but we have noticed that the flashing process is being serialized by the dll library. In other words, devices are being flashed sequentially so there is no time saving and no advantage over using a single J-…
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Good morning Johannes, First of all thank you for your quick response and sorry for naming the product wrongly. As you suggested I am talking about the Flasher ARM hardware and J-Flash software. I have successfully donwloaded a configuration file and a data file to the flasher and then use it with just pushing the button on it. Anyway my goal is to do this same thing but instead of using J-Flash I would like to configure the Flasher ARM directly from the API-DLL. These would be the steps I would…
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Good morning, First of all excuse me in case I am asking a pretty obvious question but I am new to J-Link environment and I haven't been able to find a solution to my problem searching around the available documentation. I have successfully written an application that is able to flash and secure STM32F217VE, STM32F107VC and EFM32LG295F256 chips via the J-Link API-DLL without using the Segger application. My next goal and the reason for this question is that I want to do the same thing with J-Fla…