USBMULTILINKBDM: USB HCS08/HCS12 BDM Multilink - In-Circuit Debugger/Programmer is not working

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USBMULTILINKBDM: USB HCS08/HCS12 BDM Multilink - In-Circuit Debugger/Programmer is not working

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ellendula
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Hello all.. I'm working on MC9S08SH8 8-bit microcontroller, i'm using code warrior IDE v6.2 and programmer "PE Micro USB Multilink Interface - part no: USB-ML-12" . Yesterday, unfortunately i connect 10V supply to the micro controller and observed small fumes from the programmer. (in detail, i observed fumes in 2-pin component near U12 on PCB of programmer). after that when i give the input voltage of 5V then blue and green LED's are glowing fine , but it unable to program the flash of micro controller. and I'm attaching one doc file with this mail, please see it. In that file i put down pictures of programmer,debug result pictures,position of component on the PCB of programmer. I tried so much to know about the component which is burned, but i unable to get the Demo board schematic of the programmer. The name mentioned for burned component is "T6". when i check the connectivity of Debugger pins on PCB of programmer, then i seen that Vdd pin & Gnd pin are shorted.I'm hoping that because of that damaged component, supply pins connectivity showing shorted. please tell me what may be cause of programmer for not working. if anyone know what that component is , please tell me. its really urgent. I have to complete the task. Thanks & Regards SHIVA PRASAD E
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peg
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Hello,

 

My USB-ML-12 was recently blown up under similar circumstances. (24V to 3.3V short on target)

I measured a lot of parts short circuit  and put it aside and used a demoboard as an adapter to get me by.

My board shows no sign of ill health visually.

Seeing that your board had obviously damaged a part called T? caused me to take another look at mine.

Your board is obviously a later version that supports RS08, all of the parts in the lower right corner of your photograph I do not have.

My board only has T1 and no other T? It measured as a short so I lifted one end. It was indeed shorted and the shorts on the PCB had gone.

This device is a 500mW 5.6V zener straight across pins 2 and 6 of the BDM connector.

With the zener still disconnected I tested the adapter and it works perfectly.

Hopefully this may give you some clues to continue to repair yours.

 

The schematic for these devices is indeed not available.

 

Even if you are unsuccessful in repairing yours perhaps you can gain some solace in knowing that you helped to repair mine.

 

BTW my T1 looks like a 1N4148 through-hole diode (1N752A). Your board has two similar looking devices.

 

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bigmac
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Hello Shiva,

 

This interface is proprietary to P&E Micro, and to my knowledge schematics and parts lists are not available.  The over-voltage damage may well extend further than just the component you mention.  You will probably need to discuss the repair options available directly with P&E Micro.

 

I notice that my USB Multilink Interface unit does not have any component installed at the T3, T5 or T6 locations.

 

Regards,

Mac

 

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