FT2232 Pin Configuration
| Property | Description |
| Connected LED Inversion Mask connectedLedXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert when setting 'connected' LED. |
| Connected LED Mask connectedLedMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use for the 'connected' LED. |
| Output Pins outputDirection – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 pins that are to be configured for output. |
| Output Value outputValue – IntegerHex |
Specifies the initial value of the FT2232 output pins on connection. |
| Running LED Inversion Mask runningLedXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert when setting the 'running' LED. |
| Running LED Mask runningLedMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use for the 'running' LED |
| SWD Direction Inversion Mask swdDirectionXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert to set serial wire debug to output. |
| SWD Direction Mask swdDirectionMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use to set serial wire debug to output. |
| SWD Enable Inversion Mask swdEnableXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert when enabling serial wire . |
| SWD Enable Mask swdEnableMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use when enabling serial wire debug. |
| nSRST Inversion Mask srstXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert when setting the nSRST signal. |
| nSRST Mask srstMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use for the nSRST signal. |
| nTRST Inversion Mask trstXORMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to invert when setting the nTRST signal. |
| nTRST Mask trstMask – IntegerHex |
Specifies the FT2232 output pin(s) to use for the nTRST signal. |
FT2232 USB
| Property | Description |
| Channel channel – Enumeration |
Specifies the FT2232 channel to use |
| PID usbPid – StringList |
Specifies the USB product ID of the FT2232 device. |
| VID usbVid – String |
Specifies the USB vendor ID of the FT2232 device. |
Interface
| Property | Description |
| Serial Number connectedSerialNumber – String |
The serial number of the currently connected FT2232. |
| Use Serial Number connectToSerialNumber – String |
The serial number of the FT2232 device you want to connect to. If multiple FT2232 devices are connected to your system, this property allows you to specify which one to use. If no serial number is specified, the first available FT2232 device will be used. |
| Version interfaceVersion – String |
The target interface version number. |
JTAG
| Property | Description |
| Adaptive Clocking adaptiveClocking – Enumeration |
Specifies whether JTAG adaptive clocking should be used. |
| JTAG Clock Divider jtagDivider – IntegerRange |
The amount to divide the JTAG clock frequency. |
| Target Interface Type tif – Enumeration |
The target interface type. |
Loader
| Property | Description |
| Erase All loaderEraseAll – Boolean |
If set to Yes, all of the FLASH memory on the target will be erased prior to downloading the application. This can be used to speed up download of large programs as it generally quicker to erase a whole device rather than individual segments. If set to No, only the areas of FLASH containing the program being downloaded will be erased. |
| Erase All Timeout loaderEraseAllTimeout – IntegerRange |
The timeout period for an erase all operation in milliseconds. |
| Loader Timeout loaderTimeout – IntegerRange |
The timeout period for loader operations in milliseconds. |
| No Load Sections noLoadSections – StringList |
Names of (loadable) sections not to load. |
Target
| Property | Description |
| Device Type device_id – String |
The detected type of the currently connected target device. |
| Fast Memory Accesses fastMemoryAccessesEnabled – Boolean |
Specifies whether fast memory accesses should be used for ARM7, ARM9 and Cortex-M3 targets. With this option set to Yes the target interface will not wait for a memory access to complete before moving onto the next - this means it relies on the JTAG interface being slower than the memory interface. If your target is running slowly, or has slow memory you may experience problems reading from or writing to memory with this option enabled in which case you should set this option to No. The default setting of this property on this target interface is Yes, this is because the implementation of slow memory accesses is considerably slower than fast accesses on this target interface - if you experience problems reading from or writing to memory you may find you achieve better performance by reducing the JTAG clock frequency using the JTAG Clock Divider property rather than disabling this option. |
| Memory Access Timeout memoryAccessTimeout – IntegerRange |
The timeout period for memory accesses in milliseconds. |
| Processor Stop Timeout stopTimeout – IntegerRange |
The timeout period for stopping the processor in milliseconds. |
| Restrict Memory Accesses restrictMemoryAccesses – Boolean |
Specifies whether memory accesses should be restricted to known memory segments and their associated access attributes. |