Searching for 20 pin to 14 pin JTAG adapters.

Searching for a JTAG adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)

Found a few, from ~$70 to $100 or more, for what is basically two
connectors soldered back-to-back.

Would appreciate any pointers to something more sensibly priced.
(While getting ready to make my own.)

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On 10/20/2011 10:32 AM, Roberto Waltman wrote:
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> Searching for a JTAG adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
> connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)
>
> Found a few, from ~$70 to $100 or more, for what is basically two
> connectors soldered back-to-back.
>
> Would appreciate any pointers to something more sensibly priced.
> (While getting ready to make my own.)
>
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Please post here if you make your own.

I would be interested.

thanks

hamilton

hamilton wrote:
> I wrote:
>> Searching for a JTAG adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
>> connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)

>Please post here if you make your own.
>I would be interested.

It is not difficult, particularly if you don't care how it looks.
This is somebody else's 14-to-14 adapter:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nishant...ol-705532@N22/

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On Oct 20, 9:43*am, hamilton <hamil...@nothere.com> wrote:
> On 10/20/2011 10:32 AM, Roberto Waltman wrote:
>
>
>
> > Searching for a JTAG *adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
> > connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)
>
> > Found a few, from ~$70 to $100 or more, for what is basically two
> > connectors soldered back-to-back.
>
> > Would appreciate any pointers to something more sensibly priced.
> > (While getting ready to make my own.)
>
> > --
> > Roberto Waltman
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> Please post here if you make your own.

http://173.224.223.62/pic32/

My custom headers made from wire-wrap wires.

Stage 1: 6 pins to 5 pins keyed programming header
Stage 2: 3 pins power header
Stage 3: 3 wires direct connected to micro

As you can see, i get lazier over time.

Roberto Waltman <> wrote:
> Searching for a JTAG adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
> connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)

You can usually find pinout adapters on eBay (eg.
<http://tinyurl.com/6glc36f>). The downside is that you may have to spend
some time with a continuity tester to determine the pinouts of the
different connectors. The cables are also usually not included.

-a

Anders.Montonen wrote:

>You can usually find pinout adapters on eBay ...

Thanks. I don't know why, I never think of eBay for this type of
products. (Although I use it all the time for other things.)

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Op Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:32:22 +0200 schreef Roberto Waltman
<>:
> Searching for a JTAG adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
> connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)
>
> Found a few, from ~$70 to $100 or more, for what is basically two
> connectors soldered back-to-back.
>
> Would appreciate any pointers to something more sensibly priced.
> (While getting ready to make my own.)

http://segger.com/jlink-adapters.html#TI



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"Boudewijn Dijkstra" wrote:

>http://segger.com/jlink-adapters.html#TI

Thanks, that's the first place I checked.
The issue is not availability, but price. (need a couple)
49 euros here: http://segger.com/pricelist-j-link-related.html ,
60 US dollars in leftpondia.
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On 20 Okt., 18:32, Roberto Waltman <use...@rwaltman.com> wrote:
> Searching for a JTAG *adapter to use a Segger J-Link (20 pin
> connector) on a Pandaboard (14 pin "TI" connector.)
>
> Found a few, from ~$70 to $100 or more, for what is basically two
> connectors soldered back-to-back.
>
> Would appreciate any pointers to something more sensibly priced.
> (While getting ready to make my own.)
>
> --
> Roberto Waltman
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these two and a short piece of ribbon cable, swap wires around if
needed

http://dk.farnell.com/te-connectivit...way/dp/1098598
http://dk.farnell.com/te-connectivit...way/dp/3815791


-Lasse