2024-05-06 05:49 AM
The BSDL files for STM32H7RS do not contain files for STM32H7RS.
Is the JTAG command length the same for STM32H7RS as for other STM32?
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2024-05-24 06:15 AM - edited 2024-05-24 07:21 AM
hi @Uwe Bonnes
This is the first feedback from team:
All STM32s have a 9 bits IRSCAN length, chaining a test TAP (5 bits) and the cortex TAP (4 bits).
Which are the STM32 devices mentioned with a 5 bits (only) IRSCAN length ? can you double check if there are 4-bits handled in some code place into your program ?
BSDL is still ongoing, I asked for the ETA.
Best Regards
2024-05-07 09:30 AM
Hi @Uwe Bonnes
JTAG debug port is described in the RM0477 section 66.4.2. The JTAG-DP implements a TAP state machine (TAPSM) based on IEEE 1149.1-1990. The Debug register set is the same as other STM32H7 series.
Can you clarify what is it means JTAG command length? those that should be used with third party tools ?
I need more detailed questions to share with internal teams :)
Best regards
2024-05-07 10:07 AM
With command length, I meant "IR length" for the STM32 IO Scan chain. The program I use uses IR length = 5, as it did successfully for other STM devices. I suspected a change in the IR length, but now other setups do not work neither.
But anyways, the BSDL file is missing from en.stm32h7_bsdl.zip
2024-05-07 04:07 PM - edited 2024-05-07 04:08 PM
Hi @Uwe Bonnes
Ticket 180905 is submitted to answer the question and request BSDL.
This is an internal ticket that is not useful for you. I just added it for further tracking.
Best Regards,
Younes
2024-05-24 06:15 AM - edited 2024-05-24 07:21 AM
hi @Uwe Bonnes
This is the first feedback from team:
All STM32s have a 9 bits IRSCAN length, chaining a test TAP (5 bits) and the cortex TAP (4 bits).
Which are the STM32 devices mentioned with a 5 bits (only) IRSCAN length ? can you double check if there are 4-bits handled in some code place into your program ?
BSDL is still ongoing, I asked for the ETA.
Best Regards