1. Benefits of Hardware Assisted Tools Integration with Tornado® 2.2
Faster hardware design with less effort:
Fully validated BSPs
Schematics, Bill of Materials,ORCAD files
Support for common processors and peripherals
Industry standard form factors to allow easy expansion
Architectures Supported
PowerPC (Motorola and IBM)
MIPS32
ARM7/XScale
Designed with Expandable Memory Systems
SDRAM and Flash
Run control via BDM/JTAG port
Register initialization, register bit-level detail
Hardware diagnostics
Flash programming
Very fast code download
Hardware breakpoints
visionICE2
Connects Tornado Tools to the target over the JTAG port
Transparent Mode
Driver
Reference Boards
Tornado Integration
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2. JTAG-Assisted Debug Values for Tornado 2.2
You cannot always afford to dedicate an Ethernet port to the Tornado debug channel
Designs that don’t support Ethernet
Designs that require all of the Ethernet ports to run at full speed
You want to debug the Ethernet driver with Tornado Tools
You want to have access to the target after crashes
The JTAG/Tornado Tools connection does not die if the target crashes
Tornado Tools can be used to debug a VxWorks/application crash
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3. T2.2 Hardware Tools Optional Items
Hardware-Assisted Debugging for Tornado packages (visionICE II and Transparent Mode Driver) available for:
40X
403GCX, 405GP, 405PM, 405STB03, Npe405L, NPe405H
44X
440GP
8XX
6XX
603e, 603p, 603r
7XX
740, 750, 750CX, 750CXe, 755
74XX
7400, 7410
82XX
8240, 8245, 8250, 8260, 8265
MIPS32
4Kc, 4Kp, 4Km
ARM7/9
ARM7TDMI, ARM9TDMI
XScale
IOP310, IOP321
Hardware-Assisted Debug Starter Kits (visionICE II, Transparent Mode Driver, and a Hardware Reference Design) are available for:
40X
SBC405GP
8XX
MPC860P
7XX
MPC755
82XX
PPMC8260
MIPS32
PPMCMIPS32 (4Kc)
ARM7
SBCARM7
XScale
PPMCI80310 (IOP310)
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