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    Spy by Wire

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    SpyBiWire is a new emulation interface that uses two pins instead of JTAG's four pins by multiplexing the TDI, TMS, and TDO signals onto a single data line. It uses the same protocol as JTAG but transmits data differently. SpyBiWire is slower than JTAG since three lines are multiplexed onto one. It requires an entry sequence to switch between SpyBiWire and JTAG modes and does not work with parallel port FETs due to timing issues.

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    SpyBiWire is a new emulation interface that uses two pins instead of JTAG's four pins by multiplexing the TDI, TMS, and TDO signals onto a single data line. It uses the same protocol as JTAG but transmits data differently. SpyBiWire is slower than JTAG since three lines are multiplexed onto one. It requires an entry sequence to switch between SpyBiWire and JTAG modes and does not work with parallel port FETs due to timing issues.

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    SpyBiWire is a new emulation interface that uses two pins instead of JTAG's four pins by multiplexing the TDI, TMS, and TDO signals onto a single data line. It uses the same protocol as JTAG but transmits data differently. SpyBiWire is slower than JTAG since three lines are multiplexed onto one. It requires an entry sequence to switch between SpyBiWire and JTAG modes and does not work with parallel port FETs due to timing issues.

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    Spy by Wire

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    Thiago Silva
    SpyBiWire is a new emulation interface that uses two pins instead of JTAG's four pins by multiplexing the TDI, TMS, and TDO signals onto a single data line. It uses the same protocol as JTAG but transmits data differently. SpyBiWire is slower than JTAG since three lines are multiplexed onto one. It requires an entry sequence to switch between SpyBiWire and JTAG modes and does not work with parallel port FETs due to timing issues.

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    SpyBiWire

    A new Emulation interface ?

    JTAG versus SpyBiWire


    SpyBiWire does use the same protocol as JTAG just the way to transmit is different does need two pins Jtag requires 4 needs Entry Sequence to switch either to SpyBiWire or JTAG mode does not work with the Parallel Port FET due to timing issues is slower then JTAG because 3 lines are multiplexed on one

    Block Diagram

    SpyBiWire Protocol
    Clock signal SBWTCK is identical to TCK TDI / TMS and TDO are multiplexed on the data line SBWTDIO This means that the SBWTDIO is a bidirectional data line Timing limitation for SBWTCK: max low time: 15us -> Parallel FET could not support SpyBiWire

    Connections
    JTAG 4 / (5) Pins: TDI / TMS / TCK / TDO ( TEST ) Header for Tools SpyByWire 2 Pins: RST/NMI and TEST

    Foot print of 14 pin Device

    14-pin Header 2-wire connections

    TEST Connection & SBWTCK resistor optional for fuse blow

    14-pin Header 4-wire connections


    old JTAG communication still could be used with following connections May be interesting for production programming to enhance speed

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