AN 936: Executing SDM Commands via JTAG Interface

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Date 3/29/2021
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1. Executing SDM Commands via JTAG Interface
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1.1. Overview 1.2. Installing the SDM Command Tool in System Console 1.3. Identifying SDM Devices Detected in the Host Machine 1.4. Executing SDM Commands 1.5. Document Revision History for AN 936: Executing SDM Command via JTAG Interface
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1.4.1. Configuration Status Command 1.4.2. Temperature Sensor Command 1.4.3. Voltage Sensor Command 1.4.4. Execute Command
1. Executing SDM Commands via JTAG Interface

1.3. Identifying SDM Devices Detected in the Host Machine

With each launch, System Console detects a device connected to the host machine. The host machine may detect multiple SDM devices if there are multiple SDM devices in the same JTAG chain on a board, or there are multiple Intel Download Cable connected to the host machine and each cable connect to different board and detect single SDM device in the JTAG chain separately. If you connected multiple SDM devices, you must first identify your target device by executing the sdm_device_list command.

The following output is an example of detecting a single SDM device. 
%sdm_device_list
Device #1 - /devices/1SX280HH1(.|S3)|1SX280HH2|..@1#3-2.1.2\
#Stratix 10H SoC Dev Kit#10.219.70.15:44943/(link)/JTAG/packet
The following output is an example of detecting multiple SDM devices. 
% sdm_device_list
Device #1 - /devices/1SG280HH1(.|S3|AS|BK)|..@2#USB-1/(link)/JTAG/packet
Device #2 - /devices/1SM21BHN1(.|AS|BK)|1SM21BHN2|..@1#USB-1/(link)/JTAG/packet
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