fix(Examples): Try to clarify UART capabilities (#1171)

Signed-off-by: Michael Perkins <michael.perkins@analog.com>
analogdevicesinc · Sep 12, 2024 · 74a08bd · 74a08bd
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diff --git a/Examples/MAX32690/Dual_Core_Sync/Dual_core_sync_arm/README.md b/Examples/MAX32690/Dual_Core_Sync/Dual_core_sync_arm/README.md
@@ -23,8 +23,11 @@ Universal instructions on building, flashing, and debugging this project can be
 
 ## Required Connections
 
+Connect a MAXPICO or other supported Debug adapter to the SWD Connector.
+- Note: Debug adapters other than the MAXPICO may not route the UART signals to the SWD connector. On MAX32690FTHR and AD-APARD32690-SL boards, this may limit your ability to access to serial port.
+
 If using the MAX32690EVKIT:
-- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR) connector.
+- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR - UART) connector.
 - Install JP7(RX_EN) and JP8(TX_EN) headers.
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the EV kit's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
 - Close jumper JP5 (LED1 EN).
@@ -36,7 +39,6 @@ If using the MAX32690FTHR:
 
 If using the AD-APARD32690-SL:
 - Connect a USB cable between the PC and the P10 (USB-C) connector.
-- Connect a MAXPICO Debug adapter to P9 (SWD Connector)
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the MAXPICO's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
 
 ## Expected Output

diff --git a/Examples/MAX32690/Dual_Core_Sync/Dual_core_sync_riscv/README.md b/Examples/MAX32690/Dual_Core_Sync/Dual_core_sync_riscv/README.md
@@ -21,8 +21,11 @@ Universal instructions on building, flashing, and debugging this project can be
 
 ## Required Connections
 
+Connect a MAXPICO or other supported Debug adapter to the SWD Connector.
+- Note: Debug adapters other than the MAXPICO may not route the UART signals to the SWD connector. On MAX32690FTHR and AD-APARD32690-SL boards, this may limit your ability to access to serial port.
+
 If using the MAX32690EVKIT:
-- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR) connector.
+- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR - UART) connector.
 - Install JP7(RX_EN) and JP8(TX_EN) headers.
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the EV kit's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
 - Close jumper JP5 (LED1 EN).
@@ -34,5 +37,4 @@ If using the MAX32690FTHR:
 
 If using the AD-APARD32690-SL:
 - Connect a USB cable between the PC and the P10 (USB-C) connector.
-- Connect a MAXPICO Debug adapter to P9 (SWD Connector)
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the MAXPICO's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
diff --git a/Examples/MAX32690/Hello_World/README.md b/Examples/MAX32690/Hello_World/README.md
@@ -16,8 +16,11 @@ Universal instructions on building, flashing, and debugging this project can be
 
 ## Required Connections
 
+Connect a MAXPICO or other supported Debug adapter to the SWD Connector.
+- Note: Debug adapters other than the MAXPICO may not route the UART signals to the SWD connector. On MAX32690FTHR and AD-APARD32690-SL boards, this may limit your ability to access to serial port.
+
 If using the MAX32690EVKIT:
-- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR) connector.
+- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR - UART) connector.
 - Install JP7(RX_EN) and JP8(TX_EN) headers.
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the EV kit's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
 - Close jumper JP5 (LED1 EN).
@@ -29,10 +32,7 @@ If using the MAX32690FTHR:
 
 If using the AD-APARD32690-SL:
 - Connect a USB cable between the PC and the P10 (USB-C) connector.
-- Connect a MAXPICO Debug adapter to P9 (SWD Connector)
 - Open a terminal application on the PC and connect to the MAXPICO's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
-- Note: Non MAXPICO emulators may not route the UART signals to the SWD
- connector, limiting your ability to access to serial port.
 
 ## Expected Output
 

diff --git a/Examples/MAX78002/Hello_World/README.md b/Examples/MAX78002/Hello_World/README.md
@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ Universal instructions on building, flashing, and debugging this project can be
 
 ## Required Connections
 
-- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/PWR) connector.
+- Connect a MAXPICO or other supported Debug adapter to the SWD Connector.
+- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/UART) connector.
 - Connect the 5V power cable at (5V IN).
 - Close jumper (RX - P0.0) and (TX - P0.1) at Headers JP23 (UART 0 EN).
 - Open an terminal application on the PC and connect to the EV kit's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.

diff --git a/Examples/MAX78002/RV_ARM_Loader/README.md b/Examples/MAX78002/RV_ARM_Loader/README.md
@@ -14,6 +14,16 @@ Universal instructions on building, flashing, and debugging this project can be
 
 * The application to load into the RISC-V core can be selected using the `RISCV_APP` option in [project.mk](project.mk). By default, the `Hello_World` example is used.
 
+## Required Connections
+
+- Connect a MAXPICO or other supported Debug adapter to the SWD Connector.
+- Connect a USB cable between the PC and the CN2 (USB/UART) connector.
+- Connect the 5V power cable at (5V IN).
+- Close jumper (RX - P0.0) and (TX - P0.1) at Headers JP23 (UART 0 EN).
+- Open an terminal application on the PC and connect to the EV kit's console UART at 115200, 8-N-1.
+- Close jumper JP1 (LED1 EN).
+- Close jumper JP2 (LED2 EN).
+
 ## Expected Output
 
 The Console UART of the device will output whatever the expected output for the `RISCV_APP`-selected project is. By default, that's the `Hello_World` output: