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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. Such an issue is not known to us. Our Cortex-M Trace Reference Board uses the same chip and there have been no issues reported. It is most likely that this issue is connected to your custom board. Do you experience the same problem on an evaluation board? Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, we will be looking into this. I will come back to you as soon as we have news. Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. There should be no issues with reading the registers with J-Link + J-Link Commander. The base address should be mentioned somewhere in the PDF you are using (memory map, register category). If you cannot find it, please contact TI support about this. Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, Did you set the RTT Viewer to use "existing session" + "auto reconnect"? If not, does it work when using RTT Viewer with these options enabled? Could you please provide us with a screenshot of the RTT Viewer's "Configuration" dialog? Best regards, Fabian
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Hi Thomas, Sorry for the delay in response. We have pretty busy days right now (preparations Embedded World, etc.). We looked at this again. The issue is in the HAL.c and not in the way how the memory accesses are executed. To access the DBGMCU registers from CPU space (your application), you are supposed to use 0xE00E1000, see STM32H7 reference manual: forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…64417d913b88de88f9fade224 (Taken from RM0433) Therefore we suggest that you correct the HAL-init to use the right…
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Hi Radhika, Thank you for your inquiry. When using Open Flashloader, you do not need to have position independent code. The flash loader is downloaded into the RAM area specified in the application. The Open Flashloader is designed to be used with the J-Link debug probes. It will work with the J-Link Plus. Best regards, Fabian
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Hi Radhika, Thank you for your inquiry. Reg 1.: As I can see in the image you attached, you are doing this already ("[..] Loader = [..]"). You actually have to provide a flashloader for each memory area. For more info, please refer to this page: wiki.segger.com/Open_Flashloader#.3CFlashBankInfo.3E Reg 2.: wiki.segger.com/Open_Flashloader#General_Procedure Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. Does this problem still occur with the latest version of the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack? You can download it here: segger.com/downloads/jlink/#J-…twareAndDocumentationPack NOTE: Please also update the J-Link DLL of Keil via the J-Link DLL Updater included in the Pack mentioned above. If the problem still persists after updating: 1) Do you use custom hardware or an evaluation board? In the latter case which one? 1.2) If custom hardware, do you experienc…
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Hi, 1) So you were able to connect to the device with another debug probe? 1.1) If so, which one? 2) Did you you set the device into any low-power mode or did you lock the device in any way? 3) Could you provide us a datafile (e.h. .hex) of the application running on the target? Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. Could you please follow the troubleshooting article on the page linked below? wiki.segger.com/J-Link_cannot_…the_CPU#Target_connection Best regards, Fabian
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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. Such an issue is not known to us. 1) Could you please follow the troubleshooting article on the page linked below and send us a screenshot of the entire J-Link Commander output? wiki.segger.com/J-Link_cannot_…the_CPU#Target_connection 2) Could you please send us a J-Link log file? How to enable: wiki.segger.com/J-Link_DLL#Enable_J-Link_Log_File 3) Do you use custom hardware or an evaluation board? In the latter case which one? 3.1) If custom hardware, do you exper…
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Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. I gave this a quick try on the "RobotDyn SAMD21 M0" evalboard and everything works as expected: forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…64417d913b88de88f9fade224 Were you able able to connect to the device before? Are you using an erased chip or is there an application running on it? As far as I can see in the guide, the reset pin is not connected to the interface. You could try to connect the reset pin to the debug port, so that the "connect under reset" can be executed. …