Specifications

CoreSight SoC-600M is a library of debug and trace components for multi-core systems. The solution is optimized for Arm Cortex-M based devices. 

Benefits
  • Increased system visibility due to additional data bandwidth, reducing risks and increasing developer productivity
  • Remote debug and in-field access via Ethernet or wirelessly, reducing the total cost of ownership
  • Based on the proven Arm CoreSight SoC family used in millions of devices today
Features
  • Efficiently transports debug and trace data from multiple sources to external ports 
  • Enables debug and trace over functional interfaces such as WiFi, USB and Bluetooth in addition to widely used JTAG and SWD interfaces 
  • Provides debug access for starting/halting the debug or registering read/write 
  • Execution and instrumentation trace routing and termination 
  • Cross-triggering to coordinate debug and trace events such as the debug halt request 
  • Time stamping required for correlating traces from different sources 

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More than an IP library

CoreSight SoC-600M includes a number of components that support the development of secure and efficient SoCs. The following items have been developed alongside the IP library. 

Security

Debug access extended to functional IO needs to maintain the same level of security as offered through a JTAG connection.

Open-source Linux Drivers

Open-source Linux drivers are critical to self-hosted debug and these drivers will be supplied.

Tools and Software

CoreSight SoC-600M based SoCs will benefit from tools support in Arm Development Studio, as well as support from tool and software providers in the Arm ecosystem.

  • Manual containing technical information.

  • CoreSight SoC-600M Technical Reference Manual

    For system designers, system integrators, and programmers who are designing a SoC, the Technical Reference Manual is the go-to resource.

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Training

Arm training is written and delivered by the world's most experienced Arm technology trainers. Arm also supports a network of third-party training providers who are licensed to deliver a number of related training courses. 

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Designing with CoreSight

This course is intended for engineers designing silicon devices for Arm processors with the CoreSight debug architecture. The course covers an introduction to CoreSight and then presents detailed material on each aspect of the technology.

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Community Blogs

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Arm CoreSight ELA-600 - the next generation of Embedded Logic Analyzer

Arm CoreSight ELA-600 is the next generation Embedded Logic Analyzer that extends the functionality of ELA-500 by including an external trace data output interface, this interface implements the AMBA Trace Bus (ATB) protocol.

3 years ago by Lip-Min Khor
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Using the CoreSight ELA-500 Embedded Logic Analyzer with Arm DS-5

This guide is intended to demonstrate how the CoreSight ELA-500 can be used with Arm DS-5 Development Studio to debug a real-world deadlock scenario on a Cortex-A72 + CoreSight ELA-500 based system, caused by a bus transaction hang.

3 years ago by Luke Dare
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New Arm CoreSight SDC-600 for secure, authenticated debug

The CoreSight SDC-600 Debug Authentication Channel provides a path into the security enclave, enforcing a secure API for communication between the external agent and the security enclave.

3 years ago by Lip-Min Khor
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Trace capture/decode with CoreSight driver and Perf on Linux

Linaro support a solution for trace without external debugger involved. I take a test on Juno-busybox.

4 years ago by Kaiyou Wang
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