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Table 25. JTAG Signal Descriptions 
Debug 
Port Signal 
Pin 
# 
I/O Description 
TCK  16  Output  Standard source of TAP master clock. TCK must have a pull down 
resistor provided on the target system. The debug port drives TCK at 
up to 16 MHz if so enabled. TCK can be skewed with respect to 
BCLK(p/n). TCK is optional for ITP implementation only if FBI is used 
as the TAP master clock. 
TDI  10  Output  TAP data input signal. TDI is an output of the ITP driven into the target 
system and recovered by the first agent of the scan chain. TDI must 
have a pull up resistor provided on the target system. TDI will require 
bypass logic for devices that are optionally installed. TDI is driven on 
TCK’s falling edge and should be sampled on TCK’s rising edge. 
TDO  24  Input  TAP data output signal. TDO is an output of the last agent of the scan 
chain and recovered by the ITP. TDO must have a pull up resistor 
provided on the target system. TDO is sampled on the rising edge of 
FBO (TCK), and should be driven on the falling edge of TCK. 
TMS  12  Output  TAP state management signal. This signal must have a pull up resistor 
provided on the target system. TMS is driven on TCK’s falling edge 
and should be sampled on TCK’s rising edge. 
TRST#  14  Output  Test Logic Rest. TRST# transitions asynchronously to TCK. TRST# 
must be provided with a pull-down resistor on the target. 
Table 26. Execution Signal Descriptions 
Debug 
Port Signal 
Pin 
# 
I/O Description 
BPM[5:0]# 13, 
11, 9, 
7, 5, 
3 
Input  BPM[5:0]# are input break point signals from the target system. These 
inputs are recovered on a rising BCLK(p/n) rising edge using the 
voltage seen and the debug port PWR pin as a reference. These 
signals are routing critical.
1
RESET#  15  Input  RESET# is an input reset signal from the target system. This input is 
recovered on a rising BCLK(p/n) rising edge using the voltage seen and 
the debug port PWR pin as a reference. This signal is routing critical. 
This signal does not reset the ITP hardware. 
BPM5DR#  23  Output  BPM5DR# is the debug tool’s break at reset signal. 
1
NOTES:   
1.  BPM5# should be shorted to BPM5DR# on the target system at the debug port. 










