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JTAG signals are available at:

  • available on the gender-inverted standard 6-pin JTAG header connector J2 as shown in the figure below.;
  • available at B2B connector JM4. See Table 40 for additional information on these signals.

JTAG Connector J2

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VREF

GND

TCK

TDO

TDI

TMS


To connect your computer to JTAG connector J2, you typically need

  • a JTAG cable with standard 6-pin JTAG female header;
  • a 2.54 mm pitch 1 × 6 pin gender changer header.

Some examples of JTAG cable set are listed in the table below.

 

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JTAG cable

flying leads

software

gender changer

Xilinx Platform Cable USB

included

Xilinx iMPACT

1 × 6 pin

Digilent XUP USB-JTAG Programming Cable

XUP Fly Wire Assembly

Xilinx iMPACT

1 × 6 pin

Digilent JTAG-USB Full Speed Module

includednot needed

Xilinx iMPACT
Digilent Adept 2.0

1 × 6 pin

JTAG HS1 Programming Cablenot neededXilinx iMPACT
Digilent Adept 2.0
not needed
JTAG HS1 Programming Cablenot neededXilinx iMPACT
Digilent Adept 2.0
not needed


Figure A below shows a standard 6-pin JTAG female header, in this case flying leads, with a gender changer header.
Figure B below shows how a JTAG cable, in this case a Xilinx Platform Cable USB with flying leads and gender changer, is connected to a TE0320.

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Figure A: standard 6-pin JTAG female header with gender changer.

Figure B: sample JTAG cable connection (TE0320 side).

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The figure below shows a recommended set-up for TE0320 configuration and operation. The USB cable provides for power supply and data communication channel. The JTAG is ideal for quick configuration and effective debugging.

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JTAG lines at B2B connector JM4

 

JTAG signal lines are also available at B2B connector JM4 (pins 74, 76, 78 and 80). See the corresponding pin-out table for additional information on these signals.