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Newbie: How do I download through jtag to Silabs c8051f02?

Clayton Duffek

Newbie: How do I download through jtag to Silabs c8051f02? Or can it only be done via serial port through Monitor 51?

Thanks.

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    How do I download through jtag to Silabs c8051f02

    EVERYTHING including the price of the EC2 is documented at the SILabs website.

    Erik

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    How do I download through jtag to Silabs c8051f02

    EVERYTHING including the price of the EC2 is documented at the SILabs website.

    If you are "hobbying" there is a devboard (F060?) with the adapter built in that sell for <$30

    Erik

    Ps do not buy the EC2 separately, if you compare prices you will see that you get a full devkit including an EC2 for about $10 more. In addition the devkit includes the cable which you must supply yourself if you buy a separate EC2.

  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    I have a development kit from Silabs with the serial to jtag ec2 adapter.

    How do I download through Keil uVision2 IDE and debug through it. I only see RS232 interface from Monitor 51?

  • 0 in reply to Clayton Duffek

    I have a development kit from Silabs with the serial to jtag ec2 adapter.

    How do I download through Keil uVision2 IDE and debug through it. I only see RS232 interface from Monitor 51?

    The SILabs chips have built in "ICE" so why on earth are you using a monitor?

    Well, you expanded your question while I were answering based on the previous info.

    I do not know how "through Keil uVision2 IDE" since no IDE has yet managed to fulfill my needs. But for a quick method, load the SILabs IDE (available free on the SILabs website) and click on debug. For download by production SILabs has free-standing software,.

    Erik

  • 0 in reply to erik malund

    I see an app not from SiLabs AN104 Integgrating Keil 8051 Tools into the Silicon Labs IDE.

    Is Keil preferred over the SDCC? I was talking to someone who was not that thrilled with the SDCC integration with SiLabs IDE.

  • 0 in reply to Clayton Duffek

    Is Keil preferred over the SDCC?
    Well, this IS a Keil site, so - of course Keil is preferred. There is not much thrilling about SDCC but the price. You get what you pay for.

    I was talking to someone who was not that thrilled with the SDCC integration with SiLabs IDE.

    The SDCC/Linux/"Acme" camp has the expectation that everybody adapt to use their stuff. 90% of serious '51 developers users use Keil or Raisonance, so to expect SILabs to invest in supporting the last 10% is not reasonable, not to mention that they need all they have to fix the many bugs in what they have.

    Erik

  • 0 in reply to Clayton Duffek

    As Erik points out, go to the Silabs web site in the Download folder and download the Keil uV2 driver package. Install the package. After you install, you will see a SiLabs driver in addition to the Keil Mon51 driver in the Debugger. You can also use this driver to just download your program files via the Keil IDE.
    I believe you wrote that you had a SiLabs eval package that will interface to the Keil IDE.
    If not, do as Erik suggests. Buy a simple eval package that will contain the EC2, cables and drivers.
    Even if you have an eval package, I suggest that you vist the SiLabs web site for the new drivers just released on 09/06/2005.
    Bradford

  • 0 in reply to Bradford Al

    Just got the driver an hour ago. This is just what I was looking for. Can't wait to get off work and try it.

    Thanks.