ZY1000 JTAG debugger

The ZY1000 is an easy to use stand-alone JTAG debugger and flash programmer.
It communicates with your computer over TCP/IP. This enables the ZY1000 to be used with any operating systems, like Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Solaris and others.
Support for ARM7, ARM9, XScale and Cortex line of processors and many popular flash memory devices is included at no extra cost.
Currently unsupported memory chips can be easily added with a few lines of code.
A simple webbrowser is all you need for flash programming. Alternatively you can use a Telnet connection. Debugging is done via the integrated GNU debugger GDB.
Getting started with the ZY1000 is really easy. Just power up, set an IP address of the ZY1000, and you are ready to connect it to your target!

Connectors

Power input 2.1 / 5.5 mm, 7 V to 18 V RS-232 (9-pin D-Sub) basic setup RJ-45 Ethernet - only 100 Mb/s 20-pin ARM JTAG connector Power relay in/out. Web/telnet controlled relay to turn on/off power to your target. ARM7 ARM9 XScale Cortex More processors available - Contact Zylin Large target configuration library ready Easily tweak existing target configuration for your own board CFI flash (Intel / AMD format) Wide range of flash types supported out of the box Use your own flash driver with a few lines of code Contact Zylin for information about more flash types supported

Hardware

Supported Flash types

Supported target processors

ZY1000 control

Web interface

Unit setup Target configuration Common operations Flash programming Memory browse / Edit OpenOCD commands

Telnet interface

Complete OpenOCD command interface

GDB server

Complete GDB server for interacting with debuggers like Insight and Eclipse. Support debuggers using GDB protocol Complete debugger capabilities, like support for both hardware and software breakpoints

JTAG connector

Cable for 20 pins target JTAG clock 10 kHz - 32 MHz Targets voltage 1.8 V to 3.3 V GDB load speed 600 kBytes/s @ 16 MHz