BOSTON, MA - In a continuation of its commitment to making the customer experience as helpful and comprehensive as possible, P&E has launched an enhanced, solutions-oriented website. Customers who come to P&E's website with a project in mind will now find a helpful interface designed to guide them through the process of finding the right tools for the job. This interface includes a reorganized resource page to help customers more quickly find the information they are seeking. The enhanced website also features P&E's News Stream, a blog designed to provide fresh and informative content for users, including news about new product features and tips, expert advice, and answers to frequently asked questions.    

Boston , MA— P&E Microcomputer Systems continues its commitment to programming automation and efficiency by announcing the release of an Automated Control Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Cyclone family of products.

The SDK features a dynamic link library (DLL) and supporting documentation which allow the user to create custom software applications that directly control P&E’s Cyclone PRO and MAX units. It also enables users to control multiple Cyclones with a single PC, modify stored images, manage multiple images, and program non-sequential dynamic data such as serial numbers.

The Cyclone Automated Control SDK is available in Professional and Enterprise versions to suit both small and large production scales. A Basic version with limited features is available for download at no cost.

More information is available on the P&E website on this link.

Boston, MA - P&E Microcomputer Systems announces that it has extended the support of its PowerPC Nexus tools to include Freescale’s new MPC56XX devices. This set of in-circuit debuggers, FLASH programmers, and hardware debug interfaces now supports both MPC55xx and MPC56xx devices, offering a comprehensive solution for Freescale’s advanced automotive microprocessors.

P&E Microcomputer Systems is pleased to announce it is moving to a larger facility on Monday, Feb. 19th. The move will provide P&E with much needed office, laboratory, storage, and manufacturing space. The building was formerly a GE datacenter and is located on two separate power grids. It also features a backup generator, raised flooring, excellent communications infrastructure, modern amenities, and commands a nice view of the surrounding area. Our new address will be:

P&E Microcomputer Systems, Inc.
98 Galen St., 2nd Floor
Watertown, MA 02472-4502

P&E's phone and fax numbers are also changing:

New phone: 617-923-0053
New fax: 617-923-0808

P&E will be closed on Friday, February 16th in preparation for the move.

Boston, Massachusetts— Kevin Perreault has accepted the nomination of P&E’s board of directors to become President of P&E Microcomputer Systems, Inc. Mr. Perreault has worked at P&E for more than 15 years, where he has developed an unrivaled expertise in the field of microcontroller and embedded applications development. Before assuming the role of President, Kevin served as Vice-President of P&E and helped lead the company through a period of unprecedented growth and expansion. In January of 2005, P&E moved to a larger facility to accommodate the needs associated with this growth. Today, the company continues to lead the industry with innovative tools for Embedded Systems Development.

“I think Kevin’s energy, expertise, and leadership abilities will help P&E maintain its industry-leading creativity and product offerings for a long time to come,” said Mark Cukier, a Senior Engineering Project Leader who works closely with Kevin. “His leadership style is perfect for a hi-tech firm like ours”.

As P&E’s new president, Kevin Perreault succeeds Dr. David Perreault, who will continue as Chairman of the Board of Directors of P&E and remain involved in the financial and long-range planning aspects of the business.