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| − | DAPLink is firmware that runs on a microcontroller that is connected according to a Hardware Interface Circuit (HIC) guideline. This provides methods to program and debug an application running on ARM processors via JTAG or SWD. The interface firmware exposes a USB composite device to the host OS with CDC, HID and MSC endpoints. These endpoints are critical when developing software for microcontrollers. Description of endpoints: | + | DAPLink is firmware that runs on a microcontroller that is connected according to a Hardware Interface Circuit (HIC) guideline. This provides methods to program and debug an application running on ARM processors via JTAG or SWD. The interface firmware exposes a USB composite device to the host OS with CDC, HID and MSC endpoints. These endpoints are critical when developing software for microcontrollers. Description of endpoints: |
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| + | #MSC - drag-n-drop programming flash memory | ||
| + | #CDC - virtual com port for log, trace and terminal emulation | ||
| + | #HID - CMSIS-DAP compliant debug channel | ||
Revision as of 02:56, 8 June 2017
Introduction
DAPLink is firmware that runs on a microcontroller that is connected according to a Hardware Interface Circuit (HIC) guideline. This provides methods to program and debug an application running on ARM processors via JTAG or SWD. The interface firmware exposes a USB composite device to the host OS with CDC, HID and MSC endpoints. These endpoints are critical when developing software for microcontrollers. Description of endpoints:
- MSC - drag-n-drop programming flash memory
- CDC - virtual com port for log, trace and terminal emulation
- HID - CMSIS-DAP compliant debug channel