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Introduction
Kit Contents Features Supported Devices Supported Protocols Software Requirements Limitations Technical Data Hardware Description Setting Up ULINK2 Using ULINK2 Real-Time Trace Real-Time Agent Evaluation BoardsSupported Protocols
ULINK2 supports a wide variety of devices and communication protocols.
- ARM7 and ARM9 Devices
These devices provide JTAG programming and debugging signals (known as Embedded ICE) that are brought out to a 20-pin connector. - ARM Cortex-M3 Devices
These devices provide JTAG programming and debugging signals (known as Embedded ICE) that are brought out to a 20-pin connector. - Infineon C16x Devices
These devices (C161U, C165H, and C165UTAH) provide programming and debugging signals (known as OCDS or On-Chip Debugging System) that are brought out to a 16-pin connector. - Infineon XC16x Devices
These devices (XC161, XC164, and XC167) provide programming and debugging signals (known as OCDS or On-Chip Debugging System) that are brought out to a 16-pin connector. - Infineon XC8xx Devices
These devices (XC866, XC886, and XC888) provide programming and debugging signals (known as OCDS or On-Chip Debugging System) that are brought out to a 16-pin connector. - STMicroelectronics µPSD Devices
These devices (µPSD33xx and µPSD34xx) provide JTAG programming and debugging signals that are brought out to a 14-pin connector.
Depending on your device and target hardware configuration, you may be required to connect the one of the supplied target cables to the appropriate Target Connectors.
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