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nRF91 development kit ETM tracing and ETB documentation

Hi,

I have a nRF91 development kit  and want to connect P4 to the Segger Jtrace for ETM streaming. In the manual, it stated that a 2×10 pin 1.27 mm pitch surface mount connector can be mounted. Where can buy it and how can I mount it? In addition, since P4 and P3 share the same footprint, do I need to remove the pitch on P3 first? And how?

 

In addition, is there any documentation about the ETB support in case the tracing pins cannot be easily setup?

Thanks!

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  • Hello,

     

    Where can buy it and how can I mount it?

     You will need to have the J-Link 19-Pin Cortex-M Adapter, along with the 2×10 pin 1.27 mm pitch surface mount connector. This connector is similar to the one mounted to P3 already, only it has 2x10 pins and not 2x5 pins. These connectors are easily available through all distributors i.e. Mouser, Digikey, Farnell, etc.

    In addition, since P4 and P3 share the same footprint, do I need to remove the pitch on P3 first? And how?

     Yes, you will need to desolder the connector on P3 before mounting the 2x10 pin connector. If you have never done this before, I suggest getting help from someone with experience in soldering to not damage the solder pads on P3. 

    In addition, is there any documentation about the ETB support in case the tracing pins cannot be easily setup?

    Do you mean ETM? The ARM Infocenter will have more documentation on ETM.

    Edit: My apologies, we do not have any documentation on ETB (Embedded Trace Buffer), please see ARM documentation

    Kind regards,
    Øyvind

  • Hi Øyvind,

    Thanks for the reply. Are you sure I need a J-Link 19-Pin Cortex-M Adapter? It seems Jtrace by default comes with a 19-pin Cortex-M interface.

    Could you please kindly suggest a URL to a working 2×10 pin 1.27 mm pitch surface mount connector? I did some search but cannot identify the right one. 

    Thank you very much!

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