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I am trying to set up the C6416 TEB from Spectrum Digital on a Windows 2000 machine. To verify the setup, I am using the SDCONFIG utility by Spectrum Digital. I have managed (at last) to verify the connection to the emulator (the product ID is returned to the utility), but when I am trying to perform JTAG chain test, I receive a "JTAG DR scan test failed" error. Power to the interface POD and target hardware is OK, parallel port settings are address setting in both BIOS and SDCONFIG:0x378, Bios port setting: EPP1..9 and SDCONFIG port setting: EPP. Could somebody help me? Thanks in advance PS: I have found on the web that there are potential problems with the JTAG clock line on the board (noise pick-up). Could that be the problem? Some suggested that a decoupling cap must be used. Does anybody know anything about the subject? |
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Hi, I am also using a C6416TEB & got the same error. However after few trails, I proceeded further & the board is working file !!!!. I tested it with the c:\ti\c6000\teb6416\bin\blink.out file. NOTE: Even now the error reported is there. Though I can't explain the reason, I suggest you to proceed further. Good Luck :-) Sarat -----Original Message----- From: sapostolacos [mailto:] Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 5:13 PM To: Subject: [code-comp] Problems with XDS510PP Plus and the C6416 TEB from Spectrum Digital I am trying to set up the C6416 TEB from Spectrum Digital on a Windows 2000 machine. To verify the setup, I am using the SDCONFIG utility by Spectrum Digital. I have managed (at last) to verify the connection to the emulator (the product ID is returned to the utility), but when I am trying to perform JTAG chain test, I receive a "JTAG DR scan test failed" error. Power to the interface POD and target hardware is OK, parallel port settings are address setting in both BIOS and SDCONFIG:0x378, Bios port setting: EPP1..9 and SDCONFIG port setting: EPP. Could somebody help me? Thanks in advance PS: I have found on the web that there are potential problems with the JTAG clock line on the board (noise pick-up). Could that be the problem? Some suggested that a decoupling cap must be used. Does anybody know anything about the subject? _____________________________________ |