Kinetis K60DN256VQL10 Ethernet and Trace

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Kinetis K60DN256VQL10 Ethernet and Trace

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manu_00
Contributor II

Hello,

i am a little it confused i realized thatsome of the pins that are neccesary for ethernet (MIIRXD3,MIIRXD2 ) are also neccesary if you want to Trace data (Trace D1 , Trade D2). Could anyone explain me a workaround hoe to connect ethernet MII Phy and the debugging tool at the same time?

Thanks in advance

cheers manu

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egoodii
Senior Contributor III

'Trace' debug pin connections are only used by, well, TRACE debugging options.  So firstly you would have to have a trace-enabled tool (like J-Trace) to even expect to do anything with those pin connections.  Secondly, while I have such a tool I have found it 'necessary' only once to dig to that detail level; to find an MQX bug.  Most problems are not worth forcing yoursellf to deal quite that deeply into cycle watching.  We have used MII here and J-Link tools (restricted to the 10-pin debug header) with no other programming/debug limitations.  And of course we only use MII when we are forced into it -- RMII is more efficient.

--ERGII