Emulators/Probes
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SB-USB2 and USB-EMU JTAG/OnCE Emulators
SB-USB2: High Performance JTAG/OnCE Emulator
The SB-USB2 emulator enables efficient and productive embedded software debugging for
Freescale Symphony DSPs. Both compact and portable, the SB-USB2 utilizes the JTAG
and/or On-Chip Emulation (OnCE) protocols. This versatile probe supports several connector
configurations: two JTAG connections; two OnCE connections; or an individual JTAG and OnCE
connection. In addition, the SB-USB2 supplies benchmark timers and an 18-channel, 40 MHz
logic analyzer.
SB-USB2 Key Features
• USB port powered
• JTAG TAP debug support
• JTAG boundary scan support
The SB-USB2 probe is powered by the USB connection, making it ideal for notebook
computers or lab environments. In addition, it can detect whether or not the device has power,
and can also supply up to 200 mA of power to the target device. The emulator provides
benchmark timers: for the OnCE connection, the negative pulse coming over DSO stops the
timer; for the JTAG connection, the -DE signal stops the timer.
USB-EMU: JTAG/OnCE Emulator
The USB-EMU emulator enables efficient and productive embedded software debugging for
Freescale Symphony DSPs. Both compact and portable, it uses the JTAG and OnCE protocols,
promoting debug flexibility and convenience.
When used with Domain Technologies’ debugger, the USB-EMU provides access to the
JTAG device’s boundary scan functionality (BSDL file required). Boundary scan operations
enable non-intrusive monitoring of the target device pins, even while the target device is
executing its own application code. The USB-EMU emulator can program external flash
memory devices also.
USB-EMU Key Features
• JTAG TAP debug support for standard
JTAG test access port devices
The USB-EMU probe is powered by the USB connection, making it ideal for use by notebook
computers or lab environments. The USB-EMU can detect whether or not the device has
power; in addition, it can also supply up to 300mA of power to the device.
Freescale and Domain Technologies
Domain’s products promote cost reduction through time to market savings. BoxView IDE is an
Eclipse based, open, industry supported, extensible software development environment which
provides a compiler, linker, source code project manager, editors, and Domain’s DSP target debugger.
The USB-EMU and SBUSB2, our JTAG/OnCE emulators, offer efficient and convenient emulation for
the Freescale Symphony DSP family.
• Logic levels: 3.3V, 2.5V, 1.8V
• TCK: 32 kHz-10 MHz
• Supplies max of 300 mA
For more information, visit
www.domaintec.com/BoxViewIDEDSP.html.
• Freescale on-chip emulation (OnCE) support
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