Overview
Blackhawk provides several different
emulation pin converters to fit Texas Instruments standard JTAG target headers.
Below is a list of emulation adapters currently available from Blackhawk or an authorized
Blackhawk Reseller.
Pin and Signal Definitions
For reference, the tables at the bottom describe each connection's signal to pin
arrangement. Click here to view the tables.
List of Pin Converters
The table below can be used to easily identify the pin converter you need.** Just locate the connections
that match your emulator's connector and target board JTAG connector. Images
are provided to help identify the matching connections. Once you locate the
matching connections, select the link under the Pin Converter column and
the page will scroll down to the appropriate part and its details.
** Blackhawk carries many adapters,
adding more from time to time, so if you cannot locate the adapter you need, please
contact Blackhawk support. We will be glad to help. You can use our
online support request.
Naming Abbreviations
The following describes the naming of an adapter or pin converter, which reads from
left to right, or, for the actual adapter PCB, it is interpreted top to bottom.
- ## Is the number of pins (14, 20, 60, etc.)
- e emulator connection side
-
typeE Describes the emulator connection type (TI, cTI, ARM, etc.)
- t target connection side
- typeT
Describes the target connection type (TI, cTI, ARM, etc.)
The hyphen (-) separates the two types of connections (emulator and target). The
absence of a notation as _typeE or _typeT in either emulator or target connection
type, assumes that the emulator or target is a TI device or compatible (i.e. “_TI”).
Related Documents
- JACK Quick Start Guide (PDF) [download]
- Blackhawk Adaptive Clocking Technical
Article (PDF) [download]
- Compact TI (cTI) Quick Start Guide (PDF)
[download]
- Blackhawk 14e-20t_cTI Quick Start Guide
(PDF) [download]
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