Bus Blaster buffer logic

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Contents 1 Overview 2 jtagkey 2.1 Schematic 3 KT-link 3.1 Schematic 4 Programming 4.1 Patched urJTAG 4.2 Program 4.3 Notes 5 Bus Blaster v2 buffer pin connections

Overview

Bus Blaster v2 is buffered by a reprogrammable CPLD instead of discrete logic chips. New buffer logic can be loaded so the Bus Blaster appears like many common JTAG programmer types. These are the currently available buffer clones.

• Downloads
• SVN

jtagkey

The JTAGkey is probably the most commonly cloned buffer configuration among FT2232-based JTAG programmers. It is compatible with OpenOCD, urJTAG, and more.

Schematic

• JTAGkey buffer overview

KT-link

The KT-link is the first FT2232 JTAG debugger with support for new SWD and SWV JTAG protocols. The libswd project is adding support for SWD to OpenOCD and urJTAG, and the KT-link will be the first supported programmer.

Bus Blaster v2 supports SWD only!

Bus Blaster v2 does not support SWV because one required pin is used to program the CPLD

Schematic

Programming

Bus Blaster v2 can program the CPLD itself using our patched version of urJTAG. Hopefully our patches will be included in an official release soon.

Download and install the drivers:

• Windows, Linux, MAC

Download and install urJTAG:

• UrJTAG

Download the CPLD implementation:

• Bus Blaster v2 JTAGKEY CPLD implementation

Patched urJTAG

We patched urJTAG to allow the Bus Blaster v2 to self-program. Follow these steps to setup:

1. Download and install UrJTAG
2. Copy the patched .exe file (urjtag-revXX.exe) to the install location (C:\Program Files\UrJTAG)
3. Copy \bsdl and \svf to c:\, or see the notes section below.

Program

In this step we load the CPLD with the buffer logic.

First, start the patched urJTAG by running the patched exe file (urjtag-revXX.exe) and connect Bus Blaster v2 USB to a computer.

jtag> cable ft2232 interface=1
Connected to libftd2xx driver.
jtag>

Select the Bus Blaster programmer.

jtag> bsdl path c:/bsdl
jtag>

Copy the xc2c32a.bdsl file to a directory and tell urJTAG where to find it.

jtag> detect
IR length: 8
Chain length: 1
Device Id: 00000110111000011100000010010011 (0x06E1C093)
Filename:     c:/bsdl/xc2c32a_vq44.bsd
jtag>

Enumerate the devices.

jtag> svf c:/svf/bbv2.svf progress stop
Parsing    660/663 ( 99%)
Scanned device output matched expected TDO values.
jtag>

Copy the .SVF file to a directory. Run the Bus Blaster v2 SVF file. Show progress, stop on errors.

Notes

• The cable type for the self-program connection is FT2232, option interface=1 targets the CPLD
• Our patched version of urJTAG requires path names with / instead of \
• Copy the bsdl file to c:\bsdl, or change the location in the bsdl path command
• Copy the bbv2.svf file to c:\svf, or change the path in the svf command

Bus Blaster v2 buffer pin connections

Buffer pin connections

FT2232 name	FT2232 pin	CPLD
ADBUS0/TXD/TCK/SK	16	16
ADBUS1/RXD/TDI/DO	17	14
ADBUS2/RTS#/TDO/DI	18	13
ADBUS3/CTS#/TMS/CS	19	12
BDBUS0/TXD/TCK/SK	38	11
BDBUS3/CTS#/TMS/CS	41	10
BDBUS1/RXD/TDI/DO	39	9
ADBUS4/DTR#/GPIOL0	21	8
ADBUS5/DSR#/GPIOL1	22	6
ADBUS6/DCD#/GPIOL2	23	5
ADBUS7/RI#/GPIOL3	24	3
ACBUS0/TXDEN/GPIOH0	26	2
ACBUS1/GPIOH1	27	1
ACBUS2/GPIOH2	28	44
ACBUS3/RXLED#/GPIOH3	29	43
ACBUS4/TXLED#/GPIOH4	30	42
ACBUS5/GPIOH5	32	41
ACBUS6/GPIOH6	33	40
ACBUS7/GPIOH7	34	39