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J-Link 430 is a small USB to JTAG conversion
box designed for TI MSP430 microcontrollers. It connects via USB to the
Windows (2000/XP) PC host.
Features:
- Any MSP430 supported
- Download speed app. 20kByte/s
- Seemless integration into the IAR workbench
- No power supply required, powered through USB
- All JTAG signals can be monitored, target voltage can be measured
- Fully plug and play compatible
- 14-pin standard JTAG connector, compatible to TI's Flash emulation
tool
- USB and 14-pin flat cable included
- J-Flash 430 (software to flash your target stand-alone) available
- JTAG-fuse can be burned
- Programmable power supply for target
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Using J-Link
Installing the kernel mode driver
In order to use J-Link, the kernel mode USB driver jlink.sys
needs to be installed. This is done by right clicking on the jlink.inf
file and selecting "Install" from the context menu, or by connecting
J-Link to a USB port of the Host PC and then referring to the inf file.
An installation utility is to come up soon.
General JTAG info
J-link430 is shipped with a 14-pin JTAG connector.
JTAG interface connector signals for MSP430 CPUs:
| 1 |
TDO |
JTAG data output from target CPU |
| 2 |
VCC |
Target supply voltage, may be delivered from J-Link |
| 3 |
TDI |
JTAG data input of target CPU |
| 4 |
Vsense |
Target voltage sense, used to measure target voltage |
| 5 |
TMS |
JTAG mode set input of target CPU |
| 6 |
NC |
not connected |
| 7 |
TCK |
JTAG clock signal to target CPU |
| 8 |
TEST |
Mode selection signal, used for some target CPUs |
| 9 |
GND |
Common ground |
| 10 |
NC |
not connected |
| 11 |
RESET |
Target CPU reset signal |
| 12 |
NC |
not connected |
| 13 |
NC |
not connected |
| 14 |
NC |
not connected |
Target CPU board may be supplied from J-Link via pin
2.
If target board is supplied externally, pin 2 of interface (VCC) should
not be connected. VCC of target has to be connected to pin 4 (Vsense).
This enables J-LINK 430 to sense the voltage level of interface signals
and set its own outputs accordingly.
Specifications
| Power Supply |
USB powered <50mA |
| USB Interface |
USB 2.0, full speed |
| Target Interface |
JTAG 14-pin |
| Supported Target Voltage |
1.8 - 3.6 V |
| Operating Temperature |
+ 5 °C ... + 60 °C |
| Storage Temperature |
- 20 °C ... + 65 °C |
| Relative Humidity (non-condensing) |
< 90% rH |
| Size (without cables) |
100 x 53x 27mm |
| Weight (without cables) |
90g |
| Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) |
EN 55022, EN 55024 |
| Supported OS |
Windows 2000/XP |
More info
FAQs
Which MSP430 devices are supported ?
All flash-based MSP430 devices (F15x/F16x and devices
with shared JTAG lines are included)
Is J-Link430 reliable ?
Definitely! J-Link has a built in microcontroller which
provides accurate and reliable signals and timing.
Can J-Link blow JTAG fuses ?
Yes, J-Link430 can supply the 6.5V required to blow
the fuses.
What does the green LED indicate ?
When connecting J-Link to the USB-bus, the LED flashes
at a 10 Hz rate until the enumeration process has been completed. Enumeration
is done by the PC and requires the J-Link driver. After that, the LED
is lit when the J-Link is idle and off for short periods of time when
J-Link is busy. If the LED is permanently off, there is typically no USB
power.
Software download

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Last update:
December 7, 2007
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