Hello,
I am having some issues programming a TI TMS570LS0432 with a JLink Mini EDU. The MCU is on a custom board, which doesn't have any obvious design flaws that I know of. I'm fairly certain that I have the debugger attached properly to the micro, but I am receiving this error message upon attempting to connect:
My voltage reference is 3.3V (actual value in this situation was somewhere around 3.298V, which I'm guessing is close enough). I've seen other threads where users have said that this exact error is caused by bad connections. However, I'm fairly confident that all the connections are good (the only way they could be better is if I soldered the wires from the debugger directly to the header). Does anyone know some more specifics on what exactly is happening here? Google hasn't been a huge help with any of these error codes.
Thank you for your time,
Thomas Meier
I am having some issues programming a TI TMS570LS0432 with a JLink Mini EDU. The MCU is on a custom board, which doesn't have any obvious design flaws that I know of. I'm fairly certain that I have the debugger attached properly to the micro, but I am receiving this error message upon attempting to connect:
My voltage reference is 3.3V (actual value in this situation was somewhere around 3.298V, which I'm guessing is close enough). I've seen other threads where users have said that this exact error is caused by bad connections. However, I'm fairly confident that all the connections are good (the only way they could be better is if I soldered the wires from the debugger directly to the header). Does anyone know some more specifics on what exactly is happening here? Google hasn't been a huge help with any of these error codes.
Thank you for your time,
Thomas Meier