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3.2.5.17
SJC / JTAG
The i.MX7 can operate in two different JTAG modes. The pin JTAG_MOD defines the mode.
The following table shows both modes as well as the mode set on the TQMa7x.
Table 36:
JTAG modes
JTAG_MOD
Name
Usage
Remark
0
Daisy Chain All
For common software debug
Default
1
SJC only
IEEE 1149.1 JTAG compliant mode
–
The following table shows the signals used by the JTAG interface.
Table 37:
JTAG
Signal
Direction
Pin
Remark
Power domain
JTAG_TCK
I
X1-95
i.MX7-internal 47 kΩ PU
VCC3V3_VLDO3
JTAG_TMS
I
X1-87
i.MX7-internal 47 kΩ PU
JTAG_TDI
I
X1-89
i.MX7-internal 47 kΩ PU
JTAG_TDO
O
X1-91
i.MX7-internal 100 kΩ PU
JTAG_TRST#
I
X1-85
i.MX7-internal 47 kΩ PU
JTAG_MOD
I
X1-93
4.7 kΩ PD on i.MX7-internal 100 kΩ PU
3.2.5.18
TAMPER
The i.MX7 provides protection against unauthorised opening or manipulation of a device by tamper detection.
Ten TAMPER pins are available for this purpose at the TQMa7x connectors.
The following table shows the available signals:
Table 38:
TAMPER
Signal
Direction
Pin
Power domain
TAMPER9
I
X1-100
VDD_VSNVS_CAP
(i.MX7-internally supplied
from VSNVS)
TAMPER8
I
X1-99
TAMPER7
I
X1-102
TAMPER6
I
X1-101
TAMPER5
I
X1-104
TAMPER4
I
X1-103
TAMPER3
I
X1-106
TAMPER2
I
X1-105
TAMPER1
I
X1-108
TAMPER0
I
X1-107
Details about the function of the TAMPER pins are to be taken from the i.MX7 Data Sheets (1), (2),
and the i.MX7 Reference Manuals (5), (6).