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Control STM32 boards via J-Link RTT for logs, memory, and flashing.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "J-Link RTT Viewer MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to the attached J-Link device, open the RTT channel, and continuously read real-time logs from the STM32 board. Highlight any potential error messages.
Returns live log output and identifies anomalies, error keywords, or suspicious states.
Connect to the target STM32 board, read 256 bytes of memory starting at 0x20000000 and display them in hex, then update 4 bytes at the specified offset to 0x12345678.
Outputs the memory contents, write result, and confirmation of whether the operation succeeded.
Use J-Link to flash the locally built STM32 firmware to the board, reset the device afterward, and verify through RTT startup logs that the new firmware is running correctly.
Returns flashing progress, reset status, and a validation conclusion based on startup logs.
Read and write Segger RTT data via J-Link for embedded device debugging.
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