Hi,
We're trying to decide which emulation header to place on a new multi-core Keystone board design, the TI 60-pin header or the MIPI 60-pin header.
In addition to ordering some new XDS560V2 emulators, we have a bunch of older XDS510 emulators laying around that we'd still like to use for basic JTAG debug. I looked at the wiki page http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/JTAG_Adapters and it lists available adaptors but all of the ones that adapt to a 60-pin MIPI header on the board are tagged as 'Roadmap'. This would indicate that we should probably put a TI 60-pin header on our board and if we did, there's a TMDSADP1460 adaptor available that would let us use our existing XDS510 JTAG emulators with it.
However, I was reading spru655i.pdf and there is a foot note for table 1 that reads "Note that the XDS560T has been discontinued, and the TI-60 pin header required by the XDS560T is no longer recommended for new designs." If I read this correctly, it's telling me not to use the TI 60-pin header on my board. But then further down in spru655i in table 3, every adaptor listed is for a TI header on the target board including TI 60 pin which kind of tells me that maybe we should use the TI 60-pin. Finally, the EVMs I've looked at including a couple of the TCI66xx multi-core EVMs all have the TI 60-pin. Just about everything points me to the TI 60-pin except the one foot note in spru655i.pdf. Could somebody from the emulation team help clarify this point.
Thanks
