[SOLVED] SPC560P50L3 could not be written by J-link Commander

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  • [SOLVED] SPC560P50L3 could not be written by J-link Commander

    Hi I am using J-Link base connected to SPC560P50L3 with J-Link Commander V7.88b. It can read out flash (range or whole chip) but it can't write to the flash.
    Error message was as follow:

    ****** Error: FLASH_INTERN: The connected CPU core is not supported by this flash module.
    Writing target memory failed.
    J-Link>
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    Is SPC560P50L3 supported by the Jlink commander V7.88b via J-link base?

  • No.
    PowerPC (at least some derivatives) is only supported by Flasher PRO.
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  • I do not see any confirmation that this guy was really using a J-Link and I doubt it.

    Fact is that J-Link never supported SPC chips.
    It was Flasher only since day 1.
    Please read the forum rules before posting.

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  • Hi Alex,

    I was thinking he was using J-Link because the word "JLINK" in the log file is an indication of he was using JLINK. I might be wrong because I don't know what the FLASHER log file looks like. Does it also use the same name "JLINK" referring to FLASHER in the log file?
    Below is his log file. He posted in his #3 post.

    SEGGER J-Link V4.80e DLL Log
    DLL Compiled: Jan 31 2014 18:10:51
    Logging started @ 2014-02-07 17:35


    T0854 090:134 JLINK_Reset() -- Type: 0
    T08C0 090:191 JLINK_WriteMem(0x40000000, 0x0800 Bytes, ...) - Data: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 ...
    T08C0 090:206 JLINK_ReadMem (0x40000000, 0x0800 Bytes, ...) - Data: 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 ...
    T08C0 090:378 JLINK_WriteMemEx(0x40000000, 0x0508 Bytes, ..., AccessWidth = 0) - Data: 00 00 E8 00 E8 50 E8 3E ...
    T08C0 090:389 JLINK_ReadMemEx(0x40000000, 0x0508 Bytes, ..., AccessWidth = 0) - Data: 00 00 E8 00 E8 50 E8 3E ...
    T08C0 090:399 JLINK_WriteReg(R4, 0x400005E8) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:399 JLINK_WriteReg(R5, 0x00007A18) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:399 JLINK_WriteReg(R1, 0x400005C8) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:399 JLINK_WriteReg(PC, 0x4000000A) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:399 JLINK_GoIntDis()
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_ReadReg(PC) returns 0x40000002
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_ReadReg(MSR) returns 0x00000000
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_ReadReg(R3) returns 0x00007A18
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_WriteReg(R1, 0x400005C8) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_WriteReg(PC, 0x4000000C) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:423 JLINK_GoIntDis()
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_ReadReg(PC) returns 0x40000002
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_ReadReg(MSR) returns 0x00000000
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_WriteReg(R4, 0x00000000) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_WriteReg(R5, 0x00008000) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_WriteReg(R6, 0xFFFFFFFF) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_WriteReg(R1, 0x400005C8) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_WriteReg(PC, 0x40000008) returns 0x00
    T08C0 090:435 JLINK_GoIntDis()
    T08C0 095:438 JLINK_Halt()

    Thanks!

  • Flasher shares a lot of APIs and the DLL in general with J-Link.
    So the log file entries will say JLINK_xxx no matter if a J-Link, Flasher or J-Trace is connected.

    Regarding the rest: See previous post.

    This thread will be closed, as the original question was answered.
    Please read the forum rules before posting.

    Keep in mind, this is *not* a support forum.
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