Connecting the JTAG reset signal
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‎2013-08-26 6:47 AM
Hi there
I'm still a bit confused about whether I have to connect the nRESET pin of the 10-pin Cortex Debug Connector to the NRST or the NJTRST pin of the STM32 in case of both JTAG and SWD connection. Could anyone tell?Regards,Roman #jtag- Labels:
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‎2013-08-26 7:13 AM
NRST/NRESET is the PROCESSOR RESET, this is what you want.
NJTRST is not on this connector. If you need a full JTAG interface, say for boundary scan, you might want to check if you want all the signals on a different connector.Up vote any posts that you find helpful, it shows what's working..
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‎2013-08-26 12:55 PM
Segger (the J-Link vendor) recommends using JNTRST (the JTAG reset) on pin 10, with an option to connect NRST (procesor reset) to pin 9. I use this on an STM32F405 motor controller and it is working with GDB/Segger J-Link/Segger 10 pin adapter combination.
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‎2013-08-26 1:39 PM
The use of NRST is however far more common, and viable with J-Link and U-Link. I've reviewed half a dozen schematics and can't see anyone using NJTRST, either on the boards, or converter boards.
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