Blackhawk XDS560v2 STM Emulator (TMDSEMU560v2STM-UE)

The XDS560v2 design includes both high-speed USB 2.0 and 10/100Mbit Ethernet host interfaces, multi-color state and activity LEDs and a flexible, ribbon-ized coax JTAG cable. Along with traditional JTAG (IEEE 1149.1) the XDS560v2 adds support for IEEE 1149.7 (previously known as cJTAG) and System Trace (STM), an interface on the TI heterogeneous multi-core (ARM + DSP) devices. If you are familiar with the Blackhawk USB560 or LAN560 products, you will already be familiar with this new emulator design.

As with our LAN560 product, the Ethernet connection of the BH560v2 allows developers share access to target boards without the need of another computer. Migrating from a LAN560 to the Blackhawk XDS560v2 is easy.

The IEEE 1149.7 standard is a superset of IEEE 1149.1 that has been used for more than 20 years. IEEE 1149.7 adds more functionality while mainting backwards compatiblity to IEEE 1149.1. The benefits of IEEE 1149.7 include, but are not limited to, debug control of power consumption, testing a single device in a multi-device system, introduction of star topology, and two-pin operation.

The System Trace capability is compliant to MIPI STP. All Blackhawk XDS560v2-class emulators support STM. For those that are not familiar, MIPI STP expands to Mobile Industry Processor Interface System Trace Protocol. See www.mipi.org for more details. Access to this capability is provided by TI CTools enabled devices for debug and optimization of multi-core processors. This helps users look at the synchronization and timing between cores and on-chip peripherals in their application. For more information on the CTools, please refer to the TI Wiki site at: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/CTools.

The BH560v2 meets all of the TI reference design features and requirements and extends (improves) capabilities by offering the Enhanced Features listed below. This includes items such as USB bus-powered operation, Power over Ethernet capability, and additional LED indicators all arranged for easy viewing during debug. The BH560v2 is available from a world wide network of industry resellers.

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TI Device Support

Blackhawk USB560v2 System Trace Emulator (USB560v2)

The Blackhawk USB560v2 System Trace Emulator (USB560v2) is based on the XDS560v2 system trace reference design (XDS560v2) from Texas Instruments. The XDS560v2 design is the next-generation of the high-performance XDS560-class technology first made available by Blackhawk with the USB560/LAN560 and XDS560 Trace.

The USB560v2 low-cost and compact design includes a bus-powered, high-speed USB 2.0 host interface with bi-color state and activity LEDs and a flexible, ribbon-ized coax JTAG cable. The JTAG cable comes with a native MIPI 60 connection and the unit ships with three (3) pin converters for connection to target boards with 14-pin TI, 20-pin compact TI and 20-pin ARM headers.

Along with traditional JTAG (IEEE 1149.1) the USB560v2 also includes support for IEEE 1149.7 (previously known as cJTAG) and system trace (STM), an interface on the TI heterogeneous multi-core (ARM + DSP) devices – all Blackhawk XDS560v2-class emulators support STM.

The IEEE 1149.7 standard is a superset of IEEE 1149.1 that has been used for more than 20 years. IEEE 1149.7 adds more functionality while mainting backwards compatiblity to IEEE 1149.1. The benefits of IEEE 1149.7 include, but are not limited to, debug control of power consumption, testing a single device in a multi-device system, introduction of star topology, and two-pin operation.

The System Trace capability is compliant to MIPI STP. For those that are not familiar, MIPI STP expands to Mobile Industry Processor Interface System Trace Protocol. See www.mipi.org for more details. Access to this capability is provided by TI CTools enabled devices for debug and optimization of multi-core processors. This helps users look at the synchronization and timing between cores and on-chip peripherals in their application. For more information on the CTools, please refer to the TI Wiki site at: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/CTools.

The USB560v2 meets all of the TI reference design features and requirements. These features are listed below.

Blackhawk JTAG Emulators are available from a world wide network of industry resellers.

Features

Operating System Compatibility

Development Environments