Tag Connect TC2030-CTX-NL Cable
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The Tag-Connect TC2030-CTX-NL Push-On cable has a 6-pin TC2030 Tag-Connector and a 10-pin ribbon and ribbon connector that mates with the FTSH-105 style micro-headers used for Cortex debug Connector used by debuggers such as the IAR i-Jet or Keil ULINK PRO.
My previous review was too harsh, especially since shipping was out of the seller’s control. They offered the cheapest alternative possible given the circumstances. I felt bad so I wanted to leave a positive review to even things out. I apologize!
It cost GBP14 to send the cables via tracked Airmail. This is the price we pay to Royal Mail and is much less expensive than shipping by UPS etc.
We have no control over shipping costs.
John Legg
Happy with my purchase, cable exactly as described!
Thank you Chirila. It's always encouraging to receive positive feedback.
John Legg
Tag Connect TC2030-CTX-NL Cable
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Product Description
6-Pin Legged TC2030 Plug-of-Nails™ programming cable for use with ARM Cortex processors.
This special cable has a 6-pin TC2030 Tag-Connector and a 10-pin ribbon and ribbon connector that mates with the FTSH-105 style micro-headers used for Cortex Debug Connector as found in debuggers such as the Keil ULINK-2.
See also the TC2030-CTX-NL “No Legs” version of the cable with footprint that saves over 66% of the board space needed by typical FTSH-105 micro headers!
For traditional ARM solutions using the 20-pin header as found on Segger’s J-LINK see our TC2050-ARM2010 adapter used with TC2050-IDC (-NL) cables.
WARNING for ATMEL-ICE users: The Atmel-ICE has it’s header pin numbers reversed (standard pin 1 is Atmel ICE’s pin 10). To use our cable with Atmel’s reversed pin-number header you’ll either need to cut off the ribbon connector locating lug and plug it in reversed, or select the LEMTA version with the 10-pin connector fitted backwards. If you plug in a standard (correct) Cortex cable you’re going to short power and stuff out.