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JTAG-SMT2 incorrectly recognized by Windows


ialvarez

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We have recently purchased a JTAG-SMT2 board in substitution of a JTAG-HS2 cable, in order to program a Microzed board with Xilinx Vivado.

The same Windows machine that was working with JTAG-HS2 now recognizes the new device JTAG-SMT2 as "USB Serial Converter". We have tried some solutions in other forums, as using FTDIconfig, with no success.

What is remarkable is that, when plugging the device, Windows 1st finds a "Digilent USB device", but then automatically installs a driver and it is converted into "USB Serial Converter".

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Hi @ialvarez,

I reached out to one of our design engineers about this forum and they responded that the JTAG-SMT2 has a weak (100K) pull-ups to VREF on the JTAG lines. If TDO isn’t properly connected then adept will read “FF FF FF FF” for the ID code. It may also read all F’s if VREF isn’t powered. He wonders how you were able to connect a JTAG-SMT2 to the Microzed. It doesn’t look very easy to them, which might be why you are having problems. Their guess is something either isn’t powered correctly or something isn’t soldered correctly.

thank you,

Jon

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Dear Jon,

Microzed has the same pins in PMOD connector (for JTAG-HS3) also available in JX1 connector, so we have built a motherboard for Microzed connecting the JTAG-SMT2 to these pins:

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We have checked the continuity between PMOD pins and JTAG-SMT2 pins and everything seems correct.

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