Hi Eric,I have a problem with my custom pcb which has the k64 as the mcu. I use the segger jlink to program the mcu via swd. for some unknown reason, jlink sometimes can connect to the mcu and then not. I have no clue why it been behaving this way. I know my problem seems not to be related to your article here. But as you are an expert in this field, I would be thankful for your helpthanks in advance
Segger J Flash Arm Keygen
The Flasher ARM is used to program the non-volatile memories of Arm-based microcontrollers and Systems-on-a-Chip (SoCs) as well as external flashes like (Q)SPI flashes that are directly connected to the microcontroller. It can be used in stand-alone or PC-based mode and connects via USB, Ethernet or an RS232 interface. Like the Flasher PRO, it has a 20-pin connector, which is compatible with the standard 20-pin JTAG connector defined by Arm. Various adapters are available.
This concept makes it possible to adapt to almost any system for ISP programming purposes. Dedicated flash loaders, which can be easily downloaded to the programmer, make it possible to program almost any device. This flexibility allows using the debug or dedicated programming interfaces of microcontrollers to program the on-chip memories as well as the programming of the off-chip parallel or (Q)SPI flashes. (Q)SPI can also be programmed directly. 2ff7e9595c
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