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Adeept

Adeept JTAGICE mkII Compatible AVR AVR32 XMEGA Debugger Programmer

SKU CH-PB77-MRZ69

Debugs and programs AVR and AVR32 MCUs via JTAG, PDI and debugWIRE with AVR Studio support

  • On-chip debugging for all AVR and AVR32 MCUs including XMEGA devices
  • Programs flash, EEPROM, fuses and lock bits via JTAG, PDI and debugWIRE interfaces
  • Connects to PC over USB 1.1 or RS232 for control and firmware upgrades
  • Operates target voltages from 2.1 V to 5.5 V with 9-15 V DC input option
  • Identified as JTAGICE mkII in AVR Studio 4/5/6 for high-speed debugging and programming

Compatible JTAGICE mkII Debugger

The Adeept JTAGICE mkII compatible debugger and programmer provides On-Chip Debugging and programming for all AVR and AVR32 microcontrollers with OCD capability, including XMEGA devices. It connects to a PC via USB 1.1 or RS232 and to the target board through JTAG, PDI or debugWIRE interfaces. Firmware is upgradable for future device support and the unit is identified as a JTAGICE mkII in AVR Studio 4, 5, 6 or higher versions.

Developers using AVR Studio on AVR and AVR32 targets

This unit suits engineers who need a JTAGICE mkII compatible tool for source-level debugging, single-stepping, breakpoints and flash, EEPROM, fuse and lockbit programming within the AVR Studio environment. It is not intended for users who require a native Atmel ICE or Atmel-ICE debugger, or for those needing interfaces beyond JTAG, PDI and debugWIRE such as UPDI or SWD. Buyers who rely on debugWIRE for fuse and lockbit programming should note that this interface does not support those operations.

Target voltage range 2.1 V to 5.5 V

The debugger operates with target boards running from 2.1 V to 5.5 V, drawing power either from the USB bus or an external 9 V to 15 V DC supply. This voltage window determines whether the programmer can directly drive a given target without additional level translation. The USB 1.1 link and RS232 port provide the control and programming path to the host PC.

Highlights

  • On-chip debugging for all AVR and AVR32 MCUs including XMEGA devices
  • Programs flash, EEPROM, fuses and lock bits via JTAG, PDI and debugWIRE interfaces
  • Connects to PC over USB 1.1 or RS232 for control and firmware upgrades
  • Operates target voltages from 2.1 V to 5.5 V with 9-15 V DC input option
  • Identified as JTAGICE mkII in AVR Studio 4/5/6 for high-speed debugging and programming

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum target operating voltage this debugger supports?

The debugger supports a target operating voltage range up to 5.5V.

How much power does the unit draw when powered from the USB bus during extended sessions?

It operates over USB 1.1 and can also accept 9-15V DC via the regulated supply.

Which host interface must the PC provide to connect this programmer?

The PC needs a USB 1.1 port or an RS232 serial port for connection.

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