Hi, first time design with NXP/Fressscale mcu. In the beginning, I use FRDM KV10Z to develop firmware, it goes pretty well. However, when I first time using my custom PCB with 32 pin LQFP kv10Z32vlc7, sometime the mcu locks himself accidentally! I am using J-Link and KEIL uVsition. Sometime it goes well, but very often my Jlink cannot connect with the mcu and having the following msg:
Once jLink shows these message, I cannot unsecure this mcu anymore, I have to desolder it and replace by a new one.
I've tried about 10 pcs, now there are 4 of them got locked!
Please help me here. I've spent few days on this, and getting frustrating.
NOTE:
1 Jlink is connected to MCU through SWD_CLK, SWD_IO, Gnd, VCC. Reset_b pin and NMI_b pins are pulled high externally.
2 I noticed that when the reset_b pin is not pulled high (left open), it goes low by itself. This is quit strange.
已解决! 转到解答。
I just found that J-Flash Lite erase function would case KV10Z32xx7 to secure himself. In this case, the mcus can be unsecure with following steps, found by myself:
1. Power off MCU
2. MCU rst pin (pin19) pull to ground
3. Power on mcu
4. J-link>Unlock Kinetis.
5. Flash a dummy binary or hex file(eg gpio example)
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For those mcus securing themself not because of j-Flash Lite (still unknown for me), the above method is not applicable.
I still have no solution in the case.
I just found that J-Flash Lite erase function would case KV10Z32xx7 to secure himself. In this case, the mcus can be unsecure with following steps, found by myself:
1. Power off MCU
2. MCU rst pin (pin19) pull to ground
3. Power on mcu
4. J-link>Unlock Kinetis.
5. Flash a dummy binary or hex file(eg gpio example)
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For those mcus securing themself not because of j-Flash Lite (still unknown for me), the above method is not applicable.
I still have no solution in the case.
Hi,
There is a document about Kinetis Lock and how to unlock the Kinetis chip.
More detailed info, please check below link:
https://community.nxp.com/docs/DOC-329424
Have a great day,
Ma Hui
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