Greetings,

Interesting. I would try using our ICDPPCNEXUS debugger software and load up a simple main loop project with a variable that will change as you resume debug. The following has a 64kB Trial software you can install:
http://www.pemicro.com/products/product_viewDetails.cfm?product_id=15320116

Once you install and open ICDPPCNEXUS, connect to your target and activate your trial license by clicking on the blue link that shows up.

Once you load your project, in the variable window you should add your variable and set it to real-time. Then resume the session ad see the value change in real time. This is definitely a sign that your hardware setup is working for Nexus2+ real-time memory reads. If we can confirm this, then the question is why is Freemaster having issues and we can look into this further once you try this first experiment I detailed.


Takao

Greetings,

I am glad you were able to test out ICDPPCNEXUS and confirm your hardware setup is good. The problem may be with how Freemaster is using our DLL in the backend. 

Check your Freemaster software install directory and look for UNITPPCNEXUS.DLL. Right click on it -> Properties -> details and find out the version. If it is higher than 7.xx then it is pretty recent DLL and it should have the ability to work with your multilink and software setup. If that is the case, then it could be that they are not calling the right commands/calls to our DLL to be able to handle NEXUS2+ memory reads. 


Takao

Greetings,

That is quite strange. Have the NXP guys check their DLL version and see what the differences are. This is really the only file that handles all the work so this is the key item to focus on.


Takao