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How to connect a SEGGER Flasher in-system programmer to a target device

This video shows you how to figure out the required adapter, wiring, pinout, and configuration in order to connect your SEGGER Flasher in-system programmer to a target device. If you’re enjoying this video and would like to see more, please like and subscribe! We're just starting out, so your support is extremely important to us! 00:00 Introduction 00:27 Checking Flasher device support 02:11 Downloading and installing the Flasher SW Pack 03:10 Identifying the target board connector used for programming 03:45 10-pin Arm Cortex Debug connector 05:47 20-pin Arm Cortex Debug & Trace connector (0.05" pitch) 07:56 10-pin needle adapter footprint 08:56 6-pin needle adapter footprint 09:36 20-pin Arm debug connector (0.1" pitch) 10:00 Finding an adapter for other types of debug connectors 11:22 Information about the pinout of the Flasher 20-pin connector 12:25 Using the UART Port feature of the Flasher Hubs / Flasher ATE2 13:47 Getting the Flasher ready for programming using SEGGER U-Flash 14:22 U-Flash wiring diagrams 15:50 SEGGER J-Flash software 16:42 SEGGER J-Flash SPI software 17:50 Summary Link to the SEGGER Flasher 20-pin connector pinout for JTAG: https://kb.segger.com/Flasher_-_Hardw... Link to the SEGGER Flasher 20-pin connector pinout for SWD: https://kb.segger.com/Flasher_-_Hardw... Link to the SEGGER Flasher 20-pin connector pinout for cJTAG, SPI, and QSPI, as well as target board design recommendations: https://kb.segger.com/20-pin_J-Link_C... Link to more information on the Flasher Hub / Flasher ATE2 "UART Port" feature: https://kb.segger.com/Flasher_Hub_-_U... Link to the list of supported SPI Flash memories: https://www.segger.com/supported-devi... Please feel free to leave comments below! Happy programming! @SeggerMicro