Flash programming automation for Coldfire M52233 with USB-TAP?

[nasowasauch]

Hello,

how can I automate the programming of the built in flash of the Coldfire M52233? I would like to use the USB TAP hardware for ISP in the production line. The programming files were made with the CodeWarrior Development Studio. I don't care about which software language and method is used. As long as I get this task controlled with LabView or C++.

Your help is much appreciated because I have not found any hint in the documentation / help files / forums / Google.

Thanks a lot!

[Petter]

What kind of  USB JTAG programmer do you have? What kind of input files does it accept? SVF? Do you have other devices in your JTAG chain?

[nasowasauch]

I'm using the freescale Codewarrior USB TAP BDM device. There are no other devices in the JTAG chain.

BUT this is not the point. I need to program the M52233 incircuit for serial production. How can I achieve that? There are two possibilities:
1. I use the USB TAP with some kind of remote software or
2. I use a third party equipment to do that. Do you have some recomendations?

Best regards

[Petter]

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I'm using the freescale Codewarrior USB TAP BDM device. There are no other devices in the JTAG chain.

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I'm assuming this is the P&E Microcomputer Systems Inc. USB Multilink.

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1. I use the USB TAP with some kind of remote software or

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I don't think P&E has published the programming interface for this programmer. I think batch programming is available only for the more expensive models like the Cyclone MAX.

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2. I use a third party equipment to do that. Do you have some recomendations?

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I'm currently developing my own solution. It's using the EzPort. But it requires that the EzPort is available as a connector. I want to use JTAG for testing the board so I was hoping that there was a way to toggle the EzPort pins into the core from JTAG. But I can't seem to find any documentation on how to do that. I can of course connect a JTAG buffer or some other low cost part to the EzPort pins, but this will add cost (if you have spare/share pins on a JTAG device already in your design you can of course use that)

If somebody has any information on how to program the FLASH or control the EzPort from JTAG I would be very happy.