Update 'Hardware info'

Triss 2021-09-09 11:51:51 +00:00
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@ -35,7 +35,9 @@ Bottom side of the PCB:
### JTAG connector ### JTAG connector
The board has an 8-pin 1.25mm-pitch JTAG connector (JST-ish, probably compatible with Molex PicoBlade/Multicomp Pro 34443/34453) on the bottom side, under the USB connector. (Connection hasn't been tested with a JTAG probe yet, though. The pins have been checked with a continuity tester that it goes to the Spartan-3AN JTAG pins.) The pinout is as follows: ***NOTE: THIS CONNECTOR USES 2.1V LOGIC LEVELS***
The board has an 8-pin 1.25mm-pitch JTAG connector (JST-ish, compatible with Molex PicoBlade or Multicomp Pro 34443/34453) on the bottom side, under the USB connector. (Connection hasn't been tested with a JTAG probe yet, though. The pins have been checked with a continuity tester that it goes to the Spartan-3AN JTAG pins.) The pinout is as follows:
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@ -61,6 +63,8 @@ bottom side, jtag conn
Perhaps the two 'nc' pins go to a different chip. Perhaps the two 'nc' pins go to a different chip.
[this repo](https://git.lain.faith/sys64738/pcbs/src/branch/main/debugconn) has an adapter PCB design for 2.54mm JTAG or an ARM Cortex (Samtec FTSH) connector to this one. Parts tested to work are the Multicomp Pro MC34453 (connector) and Molex PicoBlade 15134-080x (cable).
### Upgrading your device ### Upgrading your device
When using a custom driver (and not ScanaStudio), my SQ50 seems to happily sample at 200 MHz when specified in the settings, even though it is not marketed to be able to do this. When using a custom driver (and not ScanaStudio), my SQ50 seems to happily sample at 200 MHz when specified in the settings, even though it is not marketed to be able to do this.