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Old 09-20-2016, 13:46   #1 (permalink)
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its confusing a little bit of help....


today i bought new z3x easy jtag


its confusing...

cable pinout and connection???? , 20 pins (looked at support) where do i connect it? i have my test board, its gt-n7100 (note2) and when i looked into picture where i will solder the pin, i see this: gnd(i know this one lol) 2.8v, 1.8v, cmd, dat0, clk, a little help will be appreciated, or guide, its my first try, dont want to messed up my box and the phone, or shall i connect it to 20pins solder pads near the antenna? THANKS....

pin1 = vref
pin2 = trst
pin3 = tdi
pin4 = tms
pin5 = tck
pin6 = rtck
pin7 = tdo
pin8 = srst
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Old 09-20-2016, 17:27   #2 (permalink)
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Hi,
Easy Jtag box eMMC pinout you can find in software tab:
https://gyazo.com/8208ddb0ddd7d58e652061f70e461d11
You can use eMMC adapter like this:
https://gyazo.com/adedceee96f17cd46f2d24cd937aa6d0
or external power supply for 2.8V and 1.8V
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today i bought new z3x easy jtag


its confusing...

cable pinout and connection???? , 20 pins (looked at support) where do i connect it? i have my test board, its gt-n7100 (note2) and when i looked into picture where i will solder the pin, i see this: gnd(i know this one lol) 2.8v, 1.8v, cmd, dat0, clk, a little help will be appreciated, or guide, its my first try, dont want to messed up my box and the phone, or shall i connect it to 20pins solder pads near the antenna? THANKS....

pin1 = vref
pin2 = trst
pin3 = tdi
pin4 = tms
pin5 = tck
pin6 = rtck
pin7 = tdo
pin8 = srst

now just one more connection...

heres what ive done so far...

pin1 = cmd
pin3 = clk
pin5 = dat0
pin 7,9,11,13,15,17,19, = vdd
pin2-pin20 = gnd


my test board is note 2 (n7100)
solder pad
cmd = cmd
clk = clk
dat0 = dat0
gnd = gnd
VDD = ???

my PROBLEM is this two???
VCC =2.8v
VCCQ = 1.8 -2.8v

thanks....

im new to jtag....

any help would much appreciated...
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Hi.
As vikboston said best is to have an eMMC adaptor.
If u wanna try without Vcc and Vccq just solder GND, CMD, CLK, D0 and power on phone with the battery or connect charger then eMMC should have necessary power supplies.
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