Angus describes on his blog how he used the Bus Blaster to recover a bricked CC3D board: A few months ago I went to upgrade my OpenPilot CC3D board an something went amiss and I ended up trashing the bootloader. I didn’t have a SWD dongle to reprogram it with so its been collecting dust. I just […]
Category Archives: Bus Blaster
Bus Blaster v4 back in stock
Bus Blaster v4 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v4 for $45.
A boatload of Bus Blasters
@joegrand tweeted this picture, “A boatload of Bus Blasters” The Bus Blaster is a high-speed JTAG debugger for ARM processors, FPGAs, CPLDs, flash, and more. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 for $34.95 and a Bus Blaster v4 for $45 at Seeed.
Bus Blaster v4 back in stock
Bus Blaster v4 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v4 for $45.
Using Bus Blaster + openOCD on OSX Mavericks
Alvaro wrote an article on using a Bus Blaster + openOCD on OSX Mavericks: I’ve been using the Dangerous Prototypes Bus Blaster along with openOCD to program/debug my LPC1769 microcontroller. It’s been a while since I did anything, so when I tried again last week and couldn’t get it to work, I was slightly confused. The […]
Bus Blaster v3 back in stock
Bus Blaster v3 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 for $34.95.
Bus Blaster v4 back in stock
Bus Blaster v4 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v4 for $45.
Bus Blaster v3 acrylic case v1 back in stock
Bus Blaster v3 acrylic case v1 (SoBv1-DP8049) is back in stock at Seeed Studio. A clear laser-cut acrylic case kit for the Bus Blaster v3. This case is designed to be simple, cheap, and easy to assemble. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 acrylic case v1 for $3.
Bus Blaster v3 back in stock
Bus Blaster v3 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 for $34.95.
Using the Bus Blaster to program Lattice CPLDs
Elia writes: One day when playing with the CPLD board I accidentally shorted out two pins on the on-board FT2232 and – unfortunately – the magic smoke escaped! It was very clear that the FT2232 failed because it got very warm when plugging in the USB cable. Luckily the dev kit includes a 0.1″ header […]
Bus Blaster v4 back in stock
Bus Blaster v4 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v4 for $45.
Bus Blaster v3 back in stock
Bus Blaster v3 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 for $34.95.
LPC1769 debugging with the Bus Blaster
Alvaro wrote a post on his blog detailing how to debug LPC1769 with the Bus Blaster: After getting the gcc-arm compiler working with the mbed, I decided to take a look at my LPCXpresso LPC1769 development board. The mbed is really easy to program. It mounts as a flash drive and you just drag and […]
Bus Blaster v3 back in stock
Bus Blaster v3 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v3 for $34.95.
Bus Blaster v4 back in stock
Bus Blaster v4 JTAG debugger is back in stock at Seeed Studio.The cool thing about the Bus Blaster is that it uses a programmable logic chip as a buffer. It can imitate different types of programming hardware with a simple USB update. You can get a Bus Blaster v4 for $45.
DIY Bus Blaster case
Ado designed this case for the Bus Blaster version 2.5. Bus Blaster is an experimental, high-speed JTAG debugger for ARM processors, FPGAs, CPLDs, flash, and more: I made this case for the Bus Blaster version 2.5. It’s a JTAG debugger from Dangerous Prototypes. The license for the case is CC0 and the ViaCad file (ViaCad Pro […]
Debugging the Crazyflie with the Bus Blaster
Chris Fusting tweeted: “Interfacing my Crazyflie with a proximity sensor. Debugging with the Bus Blaster“: A few months ago I came across my new favorite toy, the Crazyflie nano quadcopter. Developed by Bitcraze, the Crazyflie is an open source firmware and hardware flying development board. With a relatively beefy STM32 ARM Cortext-M3 MCU and an expansion […]
LPC1769 debugging with Bus Blaster
Alvaro tweeted: Woot! Debugging LPC1769 with @dangerousproto Bus Blaster works! The Bus Blaster is a high-speed JTAG debugger for ARM processors, FPGAs, CPLDs, flash, and more. You can get a Bus Blaster v2 for $34.95 at Seeed.
Dangerous Prototypes kits on EEVBlog #413 mailbag
Ernesto sent a few of our PCBs to the EEVblog. Dave opened them up and featured them in his latest mailbag video. The featured PCBs are: Bus Pirate v4 Sick of Beige – from Schazamp community order Bus Blaster v4 Part ninja kit Bus Pirate LCD adapter v4 A big thanks to Ernesto and Dave!
Organic Bus Blaster case
Bkubicek made a 3D-printed Bus Blaster case: Its a case for the v2.5 Bus Blaster. My first attempt to nurbs surfaces using rhino. Bus Blaster v2 is an experimental, high-speed JTAG debugger for ARM processors, FPGAs, CPLDs, flash, and more. Via the forum. More cool DIY cases here. You can get a Bus Blaster v2 […]