MKE15Z256 Debug Vs Flash Programming

[Jmir]

I am thinking of using MKE15Z256 64pins for a new project. I also plan to use the LPC-Link2 card to record the flash and debug.

I read that I can use a 10-pin JTAG / SWD plug to connect the LPC-Link2 to the MKS15Z256, it will use SWDIO and SWCLK. But in the meantime I have the following doubt, with these two wires will I be able to debug or just record the flash?

I think the NXP documentation on the topic is very confusing. I was reading a document external to the NXP about Programming Internal Flash by SWD and in the description of the SWD standard is referred to 3 wires, SWDIO, SWCLK and SWO, the latter, Serial Wire Output is used for debugging. I looked for this pin on the MKE15Z256 but I didn't find it, I think that there is no.

Will I be able to debug only with SWDIO and SWCLK? Is there any clear documentation on this topic?

I was checking the FRDM-KE15Z development board and it in the openSDA block has a 10-pin JTAG / SWD connector but TDO and TDI are available and I was wondering if they are really needed for debugging. On the other hand, the JTAG / SWD plug of the target uController only has SWDIO and SWCLCK

[nxf56274]

Hi,

This picture is from the arm debug interface specification.

Have a great day,
TIC

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[Jmir]

Thank you.

You can to share a link to the document that you refer?

[nxf56274 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Please see the attachment

Have a great day,
TIC

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