PicoJTAG Manual/Getting Started
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IDE Support
The Micromint picoJTAG setup disk includes plugins and drivers to integrate with popular IDEs used for ARM software development.
- IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM (ewarm)
- Keil MDK
- GNU Toolchain (gcc) for ARM - using OpenOCD
The IAR and Keil plugins were developed by CooCox. The GCC driver comes from the OpenOCD Project. You can also use some other drivers that support FTDI debuggers. To install the drivers execute the autorun utility on the CD.
IAR Plugin
After installing the IAR plugin, follow these steps to configure your project to use it.
1. On the IAR EWARM menu go to "Project", "Options", "Debugger" and on the "Setup" tab select the RDI driver. If your target requires an IAR macro file for initialization, specify it on the "Setup macro" area. The examples area of the CD includes an example initialization macro for LPC1769 processors.
2. Go to the "Download" tab and select the "Use flash loader(s)" option so code is loaded to flash at the start of the debugging session. To guarantee the integrity of the download your should also select the "Verify download" option.
3. Go to the "RDI" section of the "Debugger" area and specify the location where you installed the RDI driver.
4. On the IAR EWARM menu go to "RDI", "Configure" and select the device target and options.
Keil MDK Plugin
After installing the Keil plugin, follow these steps to configure your project to use it.
1. On the Keil uVision IDE menu go to "Project", "Options" and on the "Debug" tab select the CooCox Debugger.
2. Click on the "Settings" button next to the debugger listbox and select the picoJTAG adapter.
GNU Toolchain using OpenOCD
Flash Programmer
