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The Segger J-Link Microchip Adapter (8/06/09) provides a debug connection between a J-Link probe and hardware with Microchip PIC32 series microcontrollers. Supports RJ12 debug connector, 14-pin MIPS connector and 6-pin PICkit connector.
The Segger J-Link Microchip Adapter (8/06/09) is an innovative adapter that allows you to establish debug connections between a J-Link probe or Flasher programmer and target equipment using Microchip PIC32 series microcontrollers. The adapter is compatible with a modular RJ12 debug connector as specified in Microchip's specification, as well as Microchip's 14-pin dual MIPS debug connector and a 6-pin single-row PICkit connector from Microchip. It is worth noting that the included modular cable will reverse the pin order. Users can also solder selected connector options according to their needs.
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The Segger J-Link Microchip Adapter (8/06/09) provides a debug connection between a J-Link probe and hardware with Microchip PIC32 series microcontrollers. Supports RJ12 debug connector, 14-pin MIPS connector and 6-pin PICkit connector.