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SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)
SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)
SKU: 8.06.42
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Key Features
Overview
The SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (SKU: 8.06.42) links SEGGER J-Link, J-Trace or Flasher probes to Texas Instruments Jacinto7 targets that expose a 60-pin MIPI debug header. It presents two standard probe connectors on the adapter: a 19-pin Cortex-M debug/trace header and a 20-pin 0.1" Arm JTAG/SWD header. Up to 4-bit TPIU trace is supported via the 19-pin header.
Compatibility & Connectors
Designed for TI Jacinto7 boards with the 60-pin MIPI debug interface, the adapter carries JTAG/SWD signals and supports 4-bit trace from the target. Use with SEGGER J-Link, J-Trace or Flasher families.
Related Adapters & Probes
For other connector standards, see the SEGGER 19-Pin Cortex-M Adapter and SEGGER J-Link Mictor 38 Adapter. For instruction-trace and coverage, pair with J-Trace PRO Cortex or, for high-duty production/debug, J-Link PRO.
Why Consider This Adapter?
If your TI Jacinto7 board exposes MIPI-60, this adapter provides a straightforward, passive bridge to common SEGGER probe connectors without bespoke cabling. It reduces setup time and de-risks signal mapping by following Arm/MIPI debug connector guidance.
Note: See the schematic for exact pin mapping.
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Why Engineers Choose the SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)
Direct Jacinto7 Compatibility
Flexible Probe Connectivity
Standards-Aligned, Passive Mapping
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Product Type |
Adapter
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Part Number (SKU) |
8.06.42
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Manufacturer |
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Weight |
0.02 kg
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EAN |
5055383692248
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Questions and Answers
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Will It Power My Target?
No. It routes debug/trace signals only; power your target separately according to the board’s design. (General SEGGER adapter behaviour; see schematic.)
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What’s the Difference Between the 19-Pin and 20-Pin Outputs?
The 19-pin header is the 0.05″ Cortex-M debug/trace connector (supports 4-bit TPIU). The 20-pin header is the 0.1″ Arm JTAG/SWD connector without trace.
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Can I Use It with Non-Jacinto Boards?
Only if the board has the 60-pin MIPI debug header, which many boards don't. For other connectors, see the 19-Pin Cortex-M Adapter or the J-Link Mictor-38 Adapter.
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What Is TPIU and When Would I Use It?
TPIU (Trace Port Interface Unit) is the trace port on the target; this adapter routes up to 4 trace data pins to the 19-pin header. ETM/PTM instruction trace from the target is output through the TPIU trace port; a J-Trace PRO is needed to capture it.
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Where Can I Learn More About the MIPI-60 Debug Connector?
SEGGER's MIPI-60 Adapter product page publishes the pinout table and the adapter schematic (MIPI-60_Adapter_Schematic.pdf).
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What Does the MIPI-60 Adapter Do?
It bridges a TI Jacinto7 board’s 60-pin MIPI debug header to standard SEGGER probe connectors (19-pin Cortex-M with 4-bit trace, and 20-pin Arm JTAG/SWD).
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Does It Support ETM/PTM Instruction Trace?
The adapter routes the 4-bit TPIU trace port to the 19-pin header and SEGGER lists J-Trace PRO as a suitable probe; check SEGGER's device support for Jacinto7 trace.
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Is the Mapping Published?
Yes, SEGGER provides the adapter schematic so you can review and verify pin assignments.
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