From: Tomas V. <to...@us...> - 2016-08-02 19:32:36
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On 02.08.2016 19:13, Trampas Stern wrote: > The resistor hack is basically a hack, but would be better if a > Schottky diode was used with a pull up resistor. This would simulate > the TDI being an open collector driver and only pulling down the > SWDIO. Also for some hardware the debugger should have a pull up on > the SWDIO. Certainly not. Pull up on SWDIO is really weak, just to prevent line floating. Asymmetric drive of open collector with the capacity of a cable would have much steeper failing slope than rising - this would limit reachable frequency. If you don't want to use a hack, you should connect a 3-state driver from TDI output to SWDIO and configure a FT2232 pin as a signal to enable it. See kt-link.cfg. Tomas |