Hi Team,
When the JTAG fuse is burned to prevent JTAG access, does TEST/SWBTCK still have an influence on RST/NMI/SWBTDIO? Question is related to Figure 2-13 in slau320. Does the same picture apply in case the JTAG fuse is burned?
Thanks,
Robert
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Hi Team,
When the JTAG fuse is burned to prevent JTAG access, does TEST/SWBTCK still have an influence on RST/NMI/SWBTDIO? Question is related to Figure 2-13 in slau320. Does the same picture apply in case the JTAG fuse is burned?
Thanks,
Robert
JTAG fuse is not related to RESET / TEST pins or SBW / JTAG / BSL entry sequence. With blown JTAG fuse device can enter to SBW / JTAG mode and exchange data with master by mailbox system using SBW / JTAG interface.
BTW, JTAG fuse in F5xx family is not hardware fuse like in F2xx/G2xx devices. It is just memory value (double word) written in last BSL flash segment that is rewritable (reversible).
Yes, you can. That is why you will get "the device is locked" from CCS. If the entry sequence is broken, you will get "Unknown device".
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