using two J-Link via TCPIP server

miken · Jan 31st 2008, 12:49pm

I have two J-Links, now identified as 0 and 1, and would like to access them both via a TCP-IP server. Can I do this?

How do I tell the server which usb to use?

how do I tell the clients (IAR Workbench) which server to use?

Hope you can help

Regards

Mike Newsome, Hitek Power Ltd

SEGGER - Rolf · Feb 1st 2008, 11:00pm

Hi Mike,

right now, the only way to do this is to use 2 machines or one real and one virtual machine,
where one server is running on each machine.
We will add this to the Beta some time in the near future so you can start to servers,
one listening on port 19020 for USB0 and the other on port 19021 for USB1.

Regards,
Rolf

miken · Feb 4th 2008, 8:49am

Thanks, Rolf

I will look forward to that!

Mike

SEGGER - Alex · Feb 8th 2008, 5:53pm

Hello Mike,

we have built a new beta version of the J-Link software.

The new version is available for download from following location:
segger.com/download_jlink_beta.html

The J-Link TCP/IP Server now accepts two commands which are
passed to the J-Link TCP/IP Server via the command line.
The two commands are:
-port <Portno.>
-usb <USBIndex>

For example, if you want to start the J-Link TCP/IP Server,
listening on port 19021 for USB1 you have to start the J-Link TCP/IP Server as follows:
JLinkTCPIPServer.exe -port 19021 -usb 1

To access non-default configured J-Link TCP/IP Servers from JLink.exe you have to enter
the following command:
ip <IP>:<port>
For the example above:
ip 192.xxx.xxx.xxx:19021

Best regards,
Alex

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