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ULINK-ME ™ Adapter. Using the ULINK-ME adapter together with the Keil µVision IDE/Debugger download. Keil ULINK -ME Debug Adapter Page 1 of 2. Under General — Location find the name Keil. For Debugging ARM Devices Debug Driver Configuration ULINK USB-JTAG Adapter JTAG Device. ULINK2 User's Guide.
/ Technical Support ULINK: REINSTALLING USB DRIVER Information in this article applies to: • ULINK USB-JTAG Adapter QUESTION Is there a way to re-install the USB driver of the Keil ULINK Adapter? Reinstalling the ULINK driver is described in. This process works in almost all cases.
In some rare situations, the Windows Operating System creates OEM files that cannot be removed automatically. To delete this file, proceed as follows: • Uninstall the USB Driver: Keil ULINK • Connect the Keil ULINK Adapter to your PC. • Right-click on My Computer and open the Properties dialog. • Click on Device Manager and select Universal Serial Bus - Keil ULINK. • Right-Click on Keil ULINK and select Uninstall • Delete all *.INF files containing USB VID_c251&PID_2710 • Use Start - Search - For Files or Folders. Specify *.INF as file name, USB VID_C251&PID_2710 as search text, the base folder of your operating system as search location (typically this is c: WINNT for Windows 2000/XP computers or c: WINDOWS for Windows 98/ME computers). Basic Tactics For Listening Third Edition Script Fonts. • Start Search.
This should bring up a list of INF files (like KeilUL. Free Download Holborn Reading Scale Manual Test Sheets Programs there. INF and OEM14.INF). Delete these files. • Delete all KeilUL.SYS and KeilUL0.SYS Files • Delete the files KeilUL.SYS and KeilUL0.SYS that are in the drivers folder of your computer.
For Windows 2000/XP the files are typically in c: WINNT System32 Drivers. For Windows 98/ME the files are typically in c: WINNT System32 Drivers. MORE INFORMATION • Search the trouble shooting section of the Windows operating system under Start - Help SEE ALSO • • • FORUM THREADS The following threads may provide information related to this topic. • Last Reviewed: Sunday, January 28, 2007 Did this article provide the answer you needed?
I installed Openocd from opfficial Arch Linux repositories today and am now trying to use it with my JTAG adapter. I found out that ULINK-ME uses CMSIS-DAP debugging firmware. Openocd has CMSIS-DAP drivers and should therefore be able to communicate with my adapter but after I wrote the command below I got an error. I am connecting ULINK-ME to the board which integrates microcontroller LPC3141 - a close relative to LPC3131 for whom I load the configuration file. 0.8.0-dev-00175-g8b7acca-dirty This does not look like an official OpenOCD. Where did you get it? Note: Your version should say 0.9.0 and definitely not 'dirty'.
Your version of OpenOCD might have problems with CMSIS-DAP. I highly recommend you to clone the current HEAD from here: git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/openocd/code openocd (remember to do./bootstrap, before you./configure. After cloning) -Or download from if you're running it under Windows. Sudo openocd Something is wrong here too. You should not have to 'sudo' each time you want to use OpenOCD. Anyway, you should be able to use JTAG (LPC3141 seems to be too old to support SWD).