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.)

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.

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.

What Is TPIU and When Would I Use It?

TPIU (Trace Port Interface Unit) funnels trace data to a 1/2/4-bit port. Use it for lightweight timing and event capture when you don't need full ETM.

Where Can I Learn More About the MIPI-60 Debug Connector?

See ARM’s MIPI-60 pinout guidance and the MIPI Alliance articles on debug and trace.

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).

Does It Support ETM/PTM Instruction Trace?

Yes, up to 4-bit TPIU trace via the 19-pin header. For full ETM streaming trace, pair your target with a J-Trace PRO.

Is the Mapping Published?

Yes, SEGGER provides the adapter schematic so you can review and verify pin assignments.

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SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)

Name: SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)
Brand: SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH
SKU: 8.06.42
Price: 130.0 GBP
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Adapts J-Link/J-Trace/Flasher to TI Jacinto7 MIPI-60; 19-pin & 20-pin outputs with 4-bit trace.

SKU: 8.06.42

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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.

Why Engineers Choose The SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)

Direct Jacinto7 Compatibility

Mates to TI’s 60-pin MIPI debug header, avoiding custom wiring and reducing bring-up risk on Jacinto-based designs.

Flexible Probe Connectivity

19-pin Cortex-M and 20-pin Arm headers cover JTAG/SWD and 4-bit trace in one board, simplifying lab setups.

Standards-Aligned, Passive Mapping

Uses standard Arm/MIPI debug connectors; schematic available for easy verification and documentation.

Specifications for product SEGGER MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)
General Information
Product Type	Adapter
Part Number (SKU)	8.06.42
Manufacturer	SEGGER Microcontroller GmbH
Physical and Mechanical
Weight	0.02 kg
Other
EAN	5055383692248

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Questions and Answers

8 questions

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.)
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
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.
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
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.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
What Is TPIU and When Would I Use It?

TPIU (Trace Port Interface Unit) funnels trace data to a 1/2/4-bit port. Use it for lightweight timing and event capture when you don't need full ETM.
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
Where Can I Learn More About the MIPI-60 Debug Connector?

See ARM’s MIPI-60 pinout guidance and the MIPI Alliance articles on debug and trace.
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
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).
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
Does It Support ETM/PTM Instruction Trace?

Yes, up to 4-bit TPIU trace via the 19-pin header. For full ETM streaming trace, pair your target with a J-Trace PRO.

SEGGER J-Trace PRO Cortex Trace Debugger
£2,005.00
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025
Is the Mapping Published?

Yes, SEGGER provides the adapter schematic so you can review and verify pin assignments.
Answered by John LeggUpdated 15 Sep 2025

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