I found this store from eBay and purchased an XDS510 USB JTAG Emulator recently, it works well and the key is it's cheaper than others. Just recommend and hopefully it's useful. Good luck!
Another route... I was without a 510 pod one day, and had an old TMS320F2812 eval board on which the pre-release DSP had been cooked. Pulled the DSP off, tapped into the JTAG signals, got two extra signals off the header, and wired it up to my target board's 2810 (don't know if more varied chips would work).
The eval boards are cheaper than the 510pp, but basically include one...
In retrospect, I bet it would be possible to just construct a jtag chain of the two processors rather than having to remove the one on the eval board or lift pins. I don't know that I'd buy an eval board for this use, but if someone already had one and wanted to try the mods carefully...
On 20 Feb 2006 13:49:11 -0800, snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in comp.arch.embedded:
Hello, stupid lying spammer. Why couldn't you just have said "I am selling...", instead of the lame spammer lie "I found..."?
Now I have sent abuse reports to:
groups-abuse-at-google.com gmail-abuse-at-google.com postmaster-at-ebay.com spam-at-ebay.com abuse-at-radiant.net
...and if there is any justice you will lose your Ebay, google, gmail, and maybe even your radiant.net ISP account.
Did you think that nobody would notice that "cannabelle" was claiming to have found an Ebay site belonging to seller "myembedded", someone who just changed his user ID one day ago? Did you think nobody would figure out that your Ebay user ID was "cannabellex" until yesterday?
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