How to Connect the NXP/Freescale K70 Tower System to a Computer Using
the Segger J-Link EDU with 19-pin Cortex-M Adapater

o If you purchased your own J-Link EDU and 19-pin Cortex-M Adapter,
  you need to remove the 20-pin JTAG connector cable that came
  attached to the J-Link EDU and replace it with the 19-pin Cortex-M
  Adapter.  Note that the 19-pin Cortex-M Adapter is polarized so that
  it can be plugged into the J-Link EDU in only the correct
  orientation.

o Plug the ribbon cable from the J-Link EDU into header J11 on the top
  of the red K70 processor board.  See the photos on the class website
  to locate the appropriate header.  Note that the plug on the end of
  the ribbon cable is polarized in two ways: (1) with a bump in the
  middle of one of its sides that fits into a slot on one side of
  header J11 and (2) with one of the receptacles on the plug on the
  ribbon cable filled in so that it must mate with the missing pin in
  the header.

o Download and install the appropriate J-Link EDU drivers from
  http://www.segger.com/download_jlink.html.

o If using the Tower Elevators, move the three-position slide switch
  on the outside lower right edge of the Primary Elevator to the
  uppermost "USB" position.

o Using the K70 USB Power cable, carefully connect the mini-B male USB
  plug to the USB jack on the outside lower left edge of the Primary
  Elevator.

o Connect the A male USB plug at the other end of that black K70 USB
  Power cable to a USB jack on your computer.  Note that in order to
  connect the K70 Tower System to a new Macintosh with a USB-C (also
  known as USB Type-C) connector (such as on a MacBook Pro), a USB 2.0
  USB-C to USB Mini-B cable such as Cable Matters #201004, 3.3 foot
  cable can be used.  Also, note that this USB power source must be
  able to supply 5 Volts with at least 1 AMP for some TWR-LCD-RGB
  modules to function correctly.

o Connect the USB cable that came with the J-Link EDU -- we'll refer
  to this cable as the J-Link USB cable -- from the J-Link EDU to a
  USB jack on your computer.  Note that in order to connect the J-Link
  EDU to a new Macintosh with a USB-C (also known as USB Type-C)
  connector (such as on a MacBook Pro), a USB 2.0 USB-C to USB-B cable
  such as Cable Matters #201002, 3.3 foot cable can be used.

o Problem Sets 1 through 3 do *not* require use of the
  Tripp-Lite/Keyspan USB Serial Adapter or of the Adafruit 954 device.
  Neither device needs to be connected for these assignments.