SEGGER J-Link Base Debug Probe User Guide
- June 17, 2024
- SEGGER
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SEGGER J-Link Base Debug Probe
Product Information
Specifications:
- Product : J-Link / J-Trace
- Software Version : 7.92
- Manufacturer : SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH
- Supported Platforms : Windows, Linux, MacOS
Product Usage Instructions:
Introduction
Thank you for choosing J-Link / J-Trace as your debugging and programming
solution. This manual provides a quick start guide for using J-Link / J-Trace
and the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack.
Getting Started
J-Link / J-Trace is compatible with all common IDEs in the embedded market.
The J-Link Software and Documentation Pack includes a GDB Server, making it
compatible with IDEs supporting the GDB interface. For a list of tested IDEs
and detailed instructions, visit the SEGGER homepage.
Supported Cores and Tested Devices
Detailed information on the supported cores and tested devices can be found
in the product documentation.
Supported IDEs / Debuggers
J-Link / J-Trace is supported by various IDEs and debuggers. Ensure
compatibility with your preferred IDE by referring to the SEGGER homepage for
a list of supported software.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues that cannot be resolved using the provided
resources and your product is within the support period (1 year), contact our
support team via the support ticket system.
Other Products of Interest
SEGGER offers additional tools, both software and hardware, to enhance
debugging and production capabilities. Explore products that complement J-Link
/ J-Trace on the SEGGER homepage.
FAQ
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How can I check if my IDE is compatible with J-Link / J-Trace?
Visit the SEGGER homepage for a list of tested IDEs and compatibility information. -
What should I do if I encounter issues with my J-Link / J-Trace?
If troubleshooting steps do not resolve the problem and your product is within the support period, contact our support team via the support ticket system for assistance.
Introduction
Thank you for choosing J-Link / J-Trace as your debugging and programming solution. This manual presents a quick start guide for J-Link / J-Trace and the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack, supported on Windows, Linux and MacOS. SEGGERs motto is “It simply works” which also applies to getting started with debug probes and the related software.
Overview
Getting started
The only thing you have to do is downloading and installing the J-Link
Software and Documentation Pack from the SEGGER homepage. It is a free of
charge software pack that contains a wide variety of tools used for debugging
and production. For more information about what is included in the J-Link
Software and Documentation Pack, please refer to:
- J-Link / J-Trace Manual
- J-Link Software and Documentation Pack release notes
Supported Cores and tested devices
J-Link / J-Trace together with the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack
provide support for a wide variety of cores and devices. For a list of cores
and devices supported by J-Link / J-Trace, please refer to:
- List of supported Cores
- List of supported Devices
Supported IDEs / debuggers
J-Link / J-Trace is supported by all common IDEs on the embedded marked. As
the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack also comes with a GDB Server, all
IDEs supporting the GDB interface are automatically working with J-Link /
J-Trace. For a list of tested IDEs,including getting started instructions,
please refer to the SEGGER homepage.
Troubleshooting
If you have questions or if you encounter issues, we recommend to check out
our Wiki first:
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Troubleshooting guide – Related to issues between PC & Probe or Probe & CPU.
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J-Trace wiki article – Information and troubleshooting related to TRACE.
If this does not help you out and your J-Link / J-Trace is still within support period (1 year), please feel free to contact our support team via our support ticket system.
Note
Please do not forget to mention the following points:- J-Link/J-Trace serial number.
- Information about your target hardware (processor, board, etc.).
- A detailed description of the problem.
- Screenshots of all warnings/errors.
- Output of the J-Link Commander if available.
- Your findings of the signal analysis.
Other products of interest
SEGGER provides additional tools (soft- and hardware) to support the user for
debugging and production purposes. This chapter provides a small overview of
the products that are connected to the J-Link / J-Trace and its software in
the closest way.
- SEGGER Embedded Studio – SEGGERs IDE solution.
- SEGGER Ozone – SEGGERs debugger solution. Ideal for usage with J-Trace.
- SEGGER SystemView – SEGGERs code instrumentation tool.
For an overview of all SEGGER products, please refer to the SEGGER homepage.
References
- Software Development Tools by SEGGER – The Embedded Experts
- J-Link cannot connect to the CPU - SEGGER Wiki
- J-Trace - SEGGER Wiki
- UM08001 J-Link / J-Trace User Guide - SEGGER Wiki
- Software Development Tools by SEGGER – The Embedded Experts
- Release notes for the J-Link / Flasher Software and Documentation Package
- SEGGER J-Link debug probes
- Supported CPUs and devices
- J-Link: Supported IDEs Overview
- Embedded Studio: The Multi-Platform IDE
- Ozone – The Performance Analyzer
- SystemView
- Ticket | SEGGER - The Embedded Experts
- Supported Devices - J-Link
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