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11-19-2020, 08:05 | #1 (permalink) |
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Member: 2868909 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 36 | Direst ISP jumper connection to emmc without socket. Could you please take some of your valuable time to clarify my little doubt if possible ? I wanna know if i can connect an emmc directly via wires from its points on emmc to box for reprogramming purpose without emmc sockets ? Will it affect emmc or jtag by any means ? Please masters its my humble request to all to clarify this doubt . Any kinda suggestion is highly appreciated , TY. |
11-19-2020, 12:10 | #3 (permalink) |
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Member: 13148 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2,948 | on this forum most people use the isp connection below I will give you a quote from the software help file ================ eMMC ISP connection ISP (In-System Programming) is*not documented connection for*eMMC at PCB. It use 1-dat line (1bit) mode for*transder data between eMMC and box. ISP mode connection use CLK, CMD, DAT_0 (Data zero), GND wires and VCC, VCCQ power wires for eMMC. Some devices have pads for CLK/CMD/Dat_0 signals*on PCB. But mist devices not have pads, and some devices have no wires for these signals of PCB*top layer (wires are placed at internal PCB layer). There are 2*types of ISP*eMMC connection: - Normal mode* - HiPower CLK*(tm) mode Normal mode: At Normal mode ISP MMC connection need use this pins: - GND - CMD - CLK - DAT0 - VCC - VCCQ Device board have no power from USB charger or*battery. Power to eMMC is external (VCC, VCCQ wires) and provide from EasyJTAG Plus box or from third-party power adapder for EasyJTAG 1st generation box. Some devices need use Pull-UP resistors for DAT0/CMD lines (100-200 ohms) For best ISP connection relults EasyJTAG Plus box (with box firmware*v2.53+) allow use different VIO levels voltages: 1,8/2.0/2.2/2,4/2.6/2.8/3.0/3.3v HiPower CLK (tm) mode: Device board get power from USB charger or*together USB/battеry.* - VCC/VCCQ wires are*not connected at this mode.* - At software must be set "HiPowerCLK mode" checkbox. - For*EasyJTAG 1st generation box*need use special 4pins CLK adapter. HiPowerCLK mode is the best solution for most new devices. At HiPowerCLK mode ISP eMMC connection need use only this pins: - GND - CMD - CLK - DAT0 Important requirements that must be met for a quality ISP connection: - GND wire should be much thicker compared to others - the length of all wires must be same - the length of all wires should be kept to a minimum. Best length*is 5-10 centimeters CLK clock at ISP mode*determines the data trarsfer*speed beetwin eMMC and box. If the above requirements are met, the stability of operation is ensured at frequencies up to 24-36MHz. The best performance is from 14-24MHz. There is no need to use lower frequencies.* To increase the stability of operation at 36MHz, it is advisable to modify the adapters by soldering a resistor with a resistance of 10-33*ohms into the gap of the CLK track |
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11-19-2020, 14:34 | #4 (permalink) |
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Member: 2868909 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 36 | Thank you lord layder for looking into my matter but i didnt get to know i wanted , maybe i couldnt clarify things , sorry i m noob in emmc topics :-( . Suppose a phone which doesnt have isp pinout on its pcb and i take out its emmc from the board , the fact i wanted to know is that whether if i connect the wires to the emmc pinout directly will it work or not as i am tight on budget and cannot buy the 13 in 1 emmc adapter at the moment. Any kinda suggestion is highly appreciated , TY. |
11-19-2020, 16:21 | #5 (permalink) | |
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Member: 13148 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2,948 | Quote:
for UFS chips this method not good UFS chips need make many GND/Vcc/Vccq/Vvq2 and 3 Vddi capacitor connection. | |
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11-19-2020, 16:55 | #7 (permalink) |
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Member: 13148 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2,948 | Solder all GND, all VCC, all VCCQ, all VCCQ2 pins if ufs not connect, and 3 Vddi capacitor from datashet of this chip - thas is a solution We are released sockets for fast connect UFS chips. If you want solder wires - please do not create topics - "it not work" ISP - for UFS at PCB, with no guarantee we are is guarantee only socket connection |
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