Facing problems with JTAG for MC13224 based development boards

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Facing problems with JTAG for MC13224 based development boards

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AmitPatil
Contributor II

Hi,

 

We are using MC13224 based development kit and J-Link for ARM JTAG of IAR for flashing code on these boards.  We were using the development borad for a while before we have observed that while flashing code on board using JTAG something caused Flashing process to be aborted and we got error  "Can not find supported CPU core on JTAG chain" and Debug log was as following -

 

Wed Jul 29 18:11:38 2009: Firmware: J-Link ARM V6 compiled Jul 30 2008 11:24:59
Wed Jul 29 18:11:38 2009: JTAG speed is fixed to: 2000 kHz
Wed Jul 29 18:11:38 2009: Initial reset was performed
Wed Jul 29 18:11:38 2009: TotalIRLen = ?, IRPrint = 0x..00000000000000000000000000000000
Wed Jul 29 18:11:38 2009: TotalIRLen = ?, IRPrint = 0x..00000000000000000000000000000000
Wed Jul 29 18:12:16 2009: Fatal error: Could not find supported CPU core on JTAG chain

 

After this it never allowed to flash using JTAG again for that board. We checked the pins of JTAG connector on board and found that one of the pins got shorted to GND [please note that device is working and we can flash it through USB]. This has happened with 2 devices out of the three.The third one is working fine as of now.

 

So we are worried if this is a chip problem (which is very bad) or something else.  Please let us know if anyone had any similar problems, and if we are missing something here.

 

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Message Edited by t.dowe on 2009-09-04 12:35 PM
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misty
Contributor I

You mean that after erase FLASH contents then J-Link can connect MC13224?I have the same problem with you.

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jmgelectronika
Contributor I

i have this problem and i use the schematic for remove mode but my j-link don´t found core.

thanks 

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phlp
Contributor III
Johnno I solved the problem. The custom connector I made was problematic. If you are interested in using the Freescale solution I can recommend the ZFSM-201-1 from CEL. It is a small module based upon the Freescale solution and they also sell nice dev kits.
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pierpd
Contributor I

I solved the problem by using the recovery procedure described in the MC1322RM in section 3.11.5.

 

However I'm still looking for alternate solutions...

 

Pier 

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phlp
Contributor III

Anyone found the solution to the problem?

 

Thanks

Philip

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Johnno
Contributor I

Considering switching to Freescale zigbee from TI, this is a concern for me though!

 

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DenisShimizu
Contributor I
I solved my problem using the recovery mode of the device  - see section 3.11.5 of the reference manual (MC1322XRM)
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misty
Contributor I

hi, i face this problem now. but i do not know recovery mode which you said, how to resolve this problem using recovery mode?

 

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phlp
Contributor III

Misty the process is described in section 3.11.5 of MC1322x Reference Manual, Rev. 1.2 (see attchment).

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saurabh
Contributor I
We have tried that and that doesn't work.
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DenisShimizu
Contributor I

Exactly the same problem.Anyone have any idea of how to fix it?

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saurabh
Contributor I
I have also been facing the same problem. Could anyone help please.
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