I purchased the I-jet JTAG debugger from IAR to connect to the SP140 board. I noticed immediately that J14 (which I presume is the proper connection point for I-jet to debug demo applications) has all 10 pins but the I-jet has pin 7 plugged and is marked as a key. I checked with other debugger brands and they seem to be the same. Am I supposed to bend over or cut pin 7 on J14 to be able to connect a JTAG debugger to the platform?
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I will answer my own question. I bent over pin 7 and plugged in the iJet debugger and it works.
R