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Technical Summary for
USB Multilink ACP, Rev. B
(
PART# USB-ML-ACP)
Support for ARM Cortex processors (complete list at pemicro.com/arm)
Document# PE3514, Version 1.04
1. Introduction
2. Device Support
3. Debug Headers
4. Usage
5. Driver Installation
6. Connecting To The Target
7. Troubleshooting
8. Interface Libraries
9. Third-Party IDEs & Other Compatible Software
10.Transition To Production Programming
1
Introduction
The USB Multilink ACP is a low-cost debug interface supporting a wide range of ARM Cortex processors. The Multilink provides
access to debug modes by communicating between the target device and a laptop/PC via the target's standard debug header
and a laptop/PC's USB port.
2
Device Support
Multilink ACP supports ARM Cortex-M devices from these manufacturers:
·
NXP
· Redpine Signals
·
Cypress Semiconductor
·
Silergy TeridianSilicon Labs
·
Infineon
·
Silicon Labs
·
Maxim Integrated
·
STMicroelectronics
·
Microchp (Atmel)
·
Texas Instruments
·
Nordic Semiconductor
·
Toshiba
·
OnBright
·
WizNET
For a complete listing of supported ARM Cortex-M devices or to request support for a device, visit PEmicro at:
http://www.pemicro.com/arm
3
Debug Headers
Three standard ARM headers are located inside the unit. Port A is a dual-row header with a .100" pitch, while Ports B-C are
dual-row with a .050" pitch.
USB Multilink ACP Debug Probe
