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interfaces:atmelice [2022/11/11 01:02] – [Ports] darron | interfaces:atmelice [2023/09/25 15:50] (current) – [Atmel ICE] darron | ||
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This device is used to program various Atmel designed processors. | This device is used to program various Atmel designed processors. | ||
- | It has one serious fault, in the that sockets are wired back | + | It has one serious fault, in that the sockets are wired back |
to front but otherwise it works well. The dumb wiring is the | to front but otherwise it works well. The dumb wiring is the | ||
main reason for this page. I got it working fine once and now | main reason for this page. I got it working fine once and now | ||
- | forget how it it's broken so need to rediscover the stupidity | + | forget how it's broken so need to rediscover the stupidity |
yet again. | yet again. | ||
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cost £90 in 2022. Microchip outpace inflation like nobody else. | cost £90 in 2022. Microchip outpace inflation like nobody else. | ||
- | ===ID=== | + | ===USB=== |
Bus 001 Device 027: ID 03eb:2141 Atmel Corp. ICE debugger | Bus 001 Device 027: ID 03eb:2141 Atmel Corp. ICE debugger | ||
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different pins. | different pins. | ||
- | SAM = JTAG standard and AVR = ATMEL non-standard. | + | SAM = ARM standard and AVR = ATMEL standard. |
- | PIN SAM AVR SWD(*) CORTEX(?) | + | PIN SAM AVR SWD(1) CORTEX(2) |
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10 SRST | 10 SRST | ||
- | (*) Adafruit SWD adapter | + | (1) Adafruit SWD adapter |
- | (?) Adafruit Cortex SWD adapter | + | (2) Adafruit Cortex SWD adapter |
JTAG ATMEGA2560 ATMEGA32 | JTAG ATMEGA2560 ATMEGA32 |