This firmware uses nomagic probe. It provides a gdb server interface to be used with RP2040 (The chip on the RaspberryPi pico board) over a SWD connection.
please refer to the nomagic probe project for most of the documentation.
Additional documentation can be created by doing
make doc
the created documentation is then located in the build/doxygen/ folder.
The firmware can be build using make. The generated Files will be placed in the bin folder. For details try
make help
for this to work you (obviously) need to have make installed. Depending on the target you are building for you might need to have additionaltools installed:
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To build for ARM Cortex-M Targets you need GCC ARM Embedded
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to flash and program you need OpenOCD
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to create an *.uf2 file you need elf2uf2
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for automatic generated documentation you need Doxygen
The pico has 40 pins (1..40) Numbered counter clock wise starting at the USB connector.
+-----+
+-------+ USB +---------+
GPIO 0 -+- 1 +-----+ 40 -+- Vbus
GPIO 1 -+- 2 39 -+- Vsys
Gnd -+- 3 38 -+- Gnd
GPIO 2 -+- 4 37 -+- 3V3_EN
GPIO 3 -+- 5 36 -+- 3V3(Out)
GPIO 4 -+- 6 35 -+- ADC-Vref
GPIO 5 -+- 7 34 -+- GPIO 28
Gnd -+- 8 33 -+- Gnd
GPIO 6 -+- 9 32 -+- GPIO 27
GPIO 7 -+- 10 31 -+- GPIO 26
GPIO 8 -+- 11 30 -+- Run = /Reset
GPIO 9 -+- 12 29 -+- GPIO 22
Gnd -+- 13 28 -+- Gnd
GPIO 10 -+- 14 27 -+- GPIO 21
GPIO 11 -+- 15 26 -+- GPIO 20
GPIO 12 -+- 16 25 -+- GPIO 19
GPIO 13 -+- 17 24 -+- GPIO 18
Gnd -+- 18 23 -+- Gnd
GPIO 14 -+- 19 22 -+- GPIO 17
GPIO 15 -+- 20 Debug 21 -+- GPIO 16
+-----------------------+
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Pin 2: (GPIO 1) SWDIR (High = from Probe to target; Low= from Target to probe)
Pin 4: (GPIO 2) SWCLK
Pin 5: (GPIO 3) SWDIO
Pin 6: (GPIO 4) Target Uart TX (UART1) - output from PC - connect to target RX
Pin 7: (GPIO 5) Target Uart RX (UART1) - input to PC - connect to target TX
Pin 9: (GPIO 6) Run = /Reset
Pin 21: (GPIO 16) Debug Uart TX (UART0)
Pin 22: (GPIO 17) Debug Uart RX (UART0)
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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