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Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »EmmaC« (27. April 2011, 15:53)
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+---------------+ | 2 4 6 8 10 | | 1 3 5 7 9 | +---------------+ J4 1 = VCC 2 = DBGREQ 3 = GND 4 = TMS 5 = not used 6 = TDO 7 = DBGACK 8 = TCK 9 = TDI 10 =not used |
I have this pinouts but I can`t understand what is MTS, TDO, TCK, TDI on FTDI mini-board (TXD, RXD, ....) ??Hi and welcome!
You mixed up the two connectors shown at the pinout diagram.
On the left side you see the connector of the JTAG adapter proposed by me. Yours look different but is perfect for the job.
On the right you see the signal names of the JTAG interface. They mus be connected to the nas mainboard.
J4 is the JTAG interface and the pinout can be found in a German thread in this post
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 +---------------+ | 2 4 6 8 10 | | 1 3 5 7 9 | +---------------+ J4 1 = VCC 2 = DBGREQ 3 = GND 4 = TMS 5 = not used 6 = TDO 7 = DBGACK 8 = TCK 9 = TDI 10 =not used
Important:Check the settings of jumper J1 and J2!
You could use the "USB Bus Powered 3.3V Logic Drive" configuration described at Figure 7 - Page 16 in the datasheet.
The FTDI chip is supplied by USB and the IO pins by the internal 3.3V regulator. (J1 = 1-2)
Do not connect VCC to the nas.
Regards,
HWguru
I have this pinouts but I can`t understand what is MTS, TDO, TCK, TDI on FTDI mini-board (TXD, RXD, ....) ??
I no have any cables to FTDI mini-board. I Can not use the serial console because of no access, no standart beeps, no standart blinks after reboot - only 1 short beep after power upI have this pinouts but I can`t understand what is MTS, TDO, TCK, TDI on FTDI mini-board (TXD, RXD, ....) ??
You see it on the graphics.
If you use Type 3 DCD must be connected to TCK and so on ...
Can you access the bootloader with the serial adapter? If so, you don't need JTAG.
Through JTAG you only program the bootloader.
HWguru
problem is to synchronize PINs names
As I can see on JTAGs signals desription hereproblem is to synchronize PINs names
On the pin schema you posted you see how the signals are linked. I gave you the 10 pin connector layout and the other names are printed on your adapter. Do not forget the connection for DBGRQ.
HWguru
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Adapter - NAS JTAG signal ------------------------- DTR - TDI DSR - TMS DCD - TCK RI - TDO GND - GND directly on the nas: DBGRQ - VCC |
I see on shema you posted and cant see the shema .......Where is my eyes....Oh man!![]()
Forget this document. It only confuses you.
Please have a look to the pin description again - Link (German) and the Wiki Article (English)
For type 3 you have to connect:
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Adapter - NAS JTAG signal ------------------------- DTR - TDI DSR - TMS DCD - TCK RI - TDO GND - GND directly on the nas: DBGRQ - VCC
All this is shown in the pin schema picture.
HWguru
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NS-2502 is test version of NAS and i can tell, that it is bad reason to buy low cost NAS. Next NAS what i plan to buy QNAP TS-459 Pro + or Better way UP the OpenSUSE PC, build on it All needed services and say goodbay NAS because for mid-level internet provider NS-2502 unnededEmmaC
I empathise with what you are going through. But may I suggest that you are trying far to hard.
As an end user, there is no need to work out what these signal abbreviations stand for or what their functions are.
What is important is that you match the named pins on the FTD adapter with the named pins on the JTAG port in your NAS.
And then follow the process to reload the bootloader as described by the experts here.
There may still be some confusion, as there are a few variations in hooking the FTD adapter to the JTAG port (for example - which 3.3 volt source to use for the signal lines -internal regulator or NAS VCC). I suggest you make a diagram of your proposed connections so that HWguru will tell you if its correct or not. Then just proceed to make the cable/adapter.
As I said, stay focussed on the basic hardware aspects and things will fall into place.
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By this linksHi EmmaC
great that you succeeded finally.
Thank you for the feedback which will be useful for other users.
HWguru
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