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CC-DEBUGGER: How does die CC Debugger detect connected SoCs?

Jakob Schaumberger
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Part Number: CC-DEBUGGER

I was wondering how the CC Debugger detects connected SoCs, since I have not been able to find anything related to this topic in the documentation.

Thank you in advance.

BR

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    TI__Guru* 81501 points

    Not sure I understand which info you are seeking.

    The CC debugger has a host MCU that communicates with the target through the debug interface (Debug data and Debug clock).

    The different debug commands supported, you will find in the data sheet/user guide for the chip you want to debug.

    For the debugger to be able to detect that there is a board connected, VDD on the target board is connected to pin 2 on the debug connector (Target Voltage Sense signal).

    We are not distributing the source code for the USB controller inside the debugger.

    Siri