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Hello, To use RTT on external memory with Cortex-R devices, please refer to the following resources: 1. Information on RTT with RZ/T2L: kb.segger.com/index.php?title=Renesas_RZ/T2L#RTT 2. Cortex-R specific RTT details: kb.segger.com/RTT#Cortex-R_specifics 3. CPU caching and RTT: kb.segger.com/RTT#Cortex-M_specifics Quote: “If the curve is a little bit more complex and the time axis sacle is a little bit more large，the j-scope gui will freeze. ” We will investigate this issue and get back to you …

Hello, J-Scope is actively maintained and updated, so please feel free to request any features you find missing in J-Scope. Currently, the only solution to work with the data stream in J-Scope is to record the variables and then export the data either as a CSV file or as a RAW data stream. Other applications that support the CSV format can then be used to analyze the data. For more information on exporting sampled data, please refer to: kb.segger.com/UM08028_J-Scope#Exporting_Sampled_Data Best r…

Hello, Flash Lite only erases sectors that are included in the data file being programmed. If you have enabled config flash but it is not included in your .hex file, Flash Lite will not erase or program this flash when you press the Programming button. However, if you click "Erase Chip," the config flash will be completely erased regardless of whether it is included in your .hex file. >> would J-Flash Lite have erased this area and left it at all-1s, or would it have written all-0s? I ask When t…

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. 1 / 2 We are not aware of these issues. Is the issue also reproducible with the example code in the J-Scope documentation? kb.segger.com/UM08028_J-Scope#Example_code Would you be able to provide the ELF file and J-Scope project for further investigation? 3 We are aware of this issue, and a fix will be available in the next version. Best regards, Simon

Hello, You can configure the J-Link DLL to avoid reading specific areas from the cache using the ExcludeFlashCacheRange exec command. For more information, please refer to: kb.segger.com/J-Link_Command_Strings#ExcludeFlashCacheRange EDIT: Additional options that helped in fjouen's case was setting SetEnableMemCache=0 and SetAllowFlashCache=0. Best regards, Simon

Hello Benedict, It depends on the device you want to program. You can find a list of all supported devices here: segger.com/supported-devices/jlink/ Best regards, Simon

Hello Francisco, Indirect programming via the QSPI controller of the STM32G474 is currently not supported. To program the Flash, you will need a custom flash loader. There are three options for developing a custom flash loader: 1. You may add a custom flash loader yourself with the SEGGER Device Support Kit (DSK). 2. You develop a custom flash loader with the help of the existing flash loaders' source code. 3. SEGGER develops the custom flash loader for you. If you are interested in any of those…

Hello, Yes, the STM32L5 series is supported by J-Link. You can find more details here: kb.segger.com/ST_STM32L5 Best regards, Simon

Hello, By default, J-Flash skips writing 0xFF to an erased area when the erase value is also 0xFF. You can disable this option by unchecking "Skip Blank Data" under Options -> Project Settings -> Performance. Best regards, Simon

Hello, We are aware of this issue and are actively working on a fix. Since it impacts the core handling of symbols, the resolution is more complex and may take some time. However, we are aiming to have the fix ready within the next few weeks. Best regards, Simon

Hello, The following links might be helpful: forum.segger.com/index.php/Thr…-SOLVED-RTT-and-FreeRTOS/ wiki.segger.com/RTT#Troubleshooting Best regards, Simon

Hello, You can disable the automatic firmware updates with the DisableAutoUpdateFW command string. wiki.segger.com/J-Link_Command_Strings#DisableAutoUpdateFW Best regards, Simon

Hello, Yes, we plan to support this chip and are looking to implement it in the next few weeks. Stay up-to-date regarding J-Link: segger.com/notification/subscribe.php?prodid=7,94 Best regards, Simon

Hello, The ShowHWStatus command displays the current state of the pins, indicating whether they are high (1) or low (0). For SWD, the following pins are used: - TDI = SWDIO - TCK = SWCLK - TDO = SWO Best regards, Simon

Hello, The fix for this issue will be included in the next version, scheduled for later today. Stay up-to-date regarding J-Link: segger.com/notification/subscribe.php?prodid=7,94 Best regards, Simon

Hello, Currently, there is no option to change the RTT channel in the RTT Client, as it is hardcoded to channel 0. Best regards, Simon

Hello, We have expanded our J-Scope documentation with an example on how to use J-Scope with RTT and timestamps: Example Project Best regards, Simon

Hello, The logs appear to be fine. It's possible that the port (19021) is being blocked by your firewall, or that the RemoteServerCL application does not have the necessary permissions to access your local network. Best regards, Simon

Hello, Supported operating systems for J-Link are: - Microsoft Windows 10 - Microsoft Windows 11 - Linux (Tested distributions) - macOS 10.5 and higher While I'm quite confident that it will run on Windows 7, please note that it is not officially tested or supported, so we cannot guarantee its functionality on that platform. Best regards, Simon

Hello, Thank you for reaching out. The timestamp value in J-Scope is interpreted in microseconds (µs). To display the correct timestamps with J-Scope, you should start with a timestamp of 0 and increase it by 2000 (2ms) each time you send data. Best regards, Simon