At 08:22 AM 29/11/2011, you wrote:
>Out of curiosity, how do you tell it is a Mk1 JTAG?

I can't tell for sure but it's a BIG gut feeling. Yes I have one of those.

They are not claiming compatibility one way or the other and
there is no list of supported devices on their website as far
as I can see. Non existent tech specs.

JTAG Mk1 design was\is readily available and it uses just a Mega163
or similar, JTAG Mk2 design has never been made public.

The only technical details given on that website is :
Working voltage: 3~5V

The Dragon will work with
Target Voltage Range 1.8 - 5.5 V

and JTAG Mk2
Target operating voltage range of 1.6V to 5.5V

Both of the above support JTAG, DW and some\all PDI
devices. No mention of the other interfaces with the
DealExtreme type.

I would really be interested to find out if I'm wrong
with this one so please post your experiences with it
when you get it.



Regards

John Samperi

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