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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] OT: ARM JTAG connectors
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Dave McGuire wrote:
> >> I think you're talking about these: http://www.tag-connect.com/
> >> 
> >> I haven't tried them yet, so can't comment.  They have symbols
> >> for gEDA, which is nice.
> > 
> > The symbols have 0,0 at the top left leg latch hole - even the -NL 
> > symbol which doesn't have those holes!
> 
>   Oops!  Are you gonna let 'em know?

That's a thought. The symbols are user-provided in return for a free
cable though, and all symbols are clearly marked as YMMV, so I don't
expect them to care too much about it..


>   Their TC2050-ARM2010 adapter board omits nTRST and RTCK
> signals...not sure what's up with that.  I've just emailed them to
> ask.  If their response is good, I'll be ordering a setup from them.

$35 for the cable is reasonable. $29.95 for a <1" sq PCB with two
connectors on it is however not reasonable. :) I'd just make my
own adapter.


//Peter

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