Multiple Link 2 programming

[loosecannon]

Is there some instruction on using multiple LPC-LINK 2 devices for command line programming?  The GUI tool has the capability of selecting a device but the command line seems to try and use the last connected.  In this case, the devices are programed with the CMSIS-DAP firmware using LPCScrypt to avoid the problem of booting more than one device at a time.

This is a nice page on using the command line tools

                                https://community.nxp.com/thread/389139

And this is a nice page on using multiple LPC-Link2 probes

                                https://community.nxp.com/message/630847

However, I cannot find information on using multiple probes to command line program.

Thank you for your help

[loosecannon]

Thank you for your response.  I was trying to use the GUI tools in LPCXpresso V8.2 but it does not report how it selects one debugger over another.  I downloaded and installed MCUXpresso and there is a new parameter –ProbeHandle. The order does not seem consistent.

Searching for ProbeHandle with crt_emu_cm_redlink does find a thread about programming but not a way to resolve a ProbeHandle to a serial number.

   https://community.nxp.com/thread/459394

Killing all active debug components will also reset the probe handles.  The order assigned seams arbitrary so software would not be able to select a probe by serial number.  This thread shows what looks to be the same issue I have.  There is an example with another program in the bin folder

   https://community.nxp.com/message/783775

redlinkserv.exe –commandline

Which lets you execute a command “probelist” to enumerate probes on the console.  The problem is when trying to run the crt_emu_cm_redlink.exe to program; it fails to find a probe when supplying a ProbeHandle.  It looks like others have tried this and nobody has had any luck. 

[driesmoors]

Does this thread help you? https://community.nxp.com/thread/456839 

Alternatively, have you considered using other tools such as Flash Magic? If Flash Magic supports your IC, it can do precisely what you want.