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96b Carbon
Connections
The pinout for the programmer is concentrated within a single part of the Low Speed connector. The target control pins at the even pins 2 through 16 with UART on LS-03 and LS-05.
The pinout for the programmer allows a Carbon to program another Carbon (either the STM32 or the nRF51) with adjacent pins from LS-06 to LS-12. The order matches that of the SWD pins for easy hook up.
JTAG/SWD
- LS-02 (PB12): TDO/TRACESWO
- LS-04 (PB15): TDI
- LS-06 (PB14): TMS/SWDIO
- LS-08 (PB13): TCK/SWCLK
- LS-10 : GND
- LS-12 : Vcc
- LS-14 (PC3) : TRST (optional Test Reset)
- LS-16 (PC5) : nRST (nRST / System Reset)
LEDs
- USR1 (green): Debug activity indicator
- USR2 (green): UART activity indicator
- BT (blue) : Error indicator
UART
- LS-03 (PA2): UART TX
- LS-05 (PA3): UART RX
How to Build
cd blackmagic
make clean
make PROBE_HOST=96b_carbon
Flashing using dfu-util
Connect to the USB OTG socket on the Carbon and force the device into system bootloader mode by holding down the BOOT0 switch whilst pressing and releasing the RST switch. To program the device try:
sudo dfu-util -d [0483:df11] -a 0 -D src/blackmagic.bin -s 0x08000000
Self-programming
A Carbon is capable of self-programming its own nRF51 by connecting two jumper wires from LS-06 to BLE_SWD-4 (DIO) and LS-08 to BLE_SWD-3 (CLK).
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