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P&E Launches Multilink Universal FX: High-Speed, All-In-One Interface

USB Multilink Universal , ColdFire Processors , Power Architecture Processors , Kinetis ARM , Qorivva , USB Multilink Hardware Interfaces , In-Circuit Flash Programming , In-Circuit Debugging , HCS08/RS08/HC08 Micrcontrollers , MC(9)S12(X) Microcontrollers

P&E continues to expand on its line of all-in-one interfaces with the launch of the high-speed USB Multilink Universal FX. Like P&E's original all-in-one interface, the USB Multilink Universal, the new USB Multilink Universal FX supports a varirety of Freescale MCUs, including: Kinetis, Qorivva 55xx/56xx, ColdFire V1/ColdFire+ V1, ColdFire V2-4, HC(S)12(X), HCS08, RS08, Power Architecture PX Series, and DSC. However the new FX interface can download at speeds up to 10x faster and can provide power to the target processor, among other enhancements.

The new USB Multilink Universal FX is natively supported by recent versions of CodeWarrior®, current P&E software applications, and toolchains from many Freescale partners including Keil and Cosmic.

More information about the USB Multilink Universal FX is available on the product page at P&E's website.

 

P&E Hardware Interface Drivers, Version 10 (Windows 7)

Cyclone Stand Alone Programmer , Corporate News , ColdFire Processors , Power Architecture Processors , USB Multilink Hardware Interfaces , In-Circuit Flash Programming , In-Circuit Debugging , In-Circuit Test , HCS08/RS08/HC08 Micrcontrollers , MC(9)S12(X) Microcontrollers , R8C Microcontrollers , M16C Microcontrollers , H8 Microcontrollers

We're pleased to announce the release of our latest device drivers. This update includes support for Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 Operating Systems for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, as well as some minor bug fixes. Please click through for simple instructions.

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Video Demonstration: Loading An Image Onto Cyclone CompactFlash

Cyclone Stand Alone Programmer , ColdFire Processors , Power Architecture Processors , In-Circuit Flash Programming , HCS08/RS08/HC08 Micrcontrollers , MC(9)S12(X) Microcontrollers , Video Demonstrations

This video gives a demonstration of how to load a programming image onto a CompactFlash card in the expansion port of P&E's Cyclone products. CompactFlash activation is a powerful feature that lets users expand the memory and versatility of their Cyclone:

 

Understanding the Base Address

Cyclone Stand Alone Programmer , ColdFire Processors , Power Architecture Processors , In-Circuit Flash Programming , HCS08/RS08/HC08 Micrcontrollers , MC(9)S12(X) Microcontrollers

P&E’s PROG programming software will sometimes prompt the user to enter a “Base Address”. In this article, we discuss what the base address is and why it exists. For situations where the flash can be relocated, the PROG software will always move the flash so that it begins at address 0.  However, the developer may not have an object file that matches this new memory mapping. To account for this, the “Base Address” (specified by the user) is subtracted from all addresses in the object file prior to programming.

Click through to read more about understanding the base address...

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Creating Cyclone PRO/MAX Images Without A GUI

Cyclone Stand Alone Programmer , ColdFire Processors , Power Architecture Processors , In-Circuit Flash Programming , HCS08/RS08/HC08 Micrcontrollers , MC(9)S12(X) Microcontrollers

Today's tip concerns P&E's Cyclone automated programmers. With the release of the Cyclone Automated Control Package, users have been inquiring if there is a way to automate the creation of stand-alone images. Fortunately, with the standard Cyclone PRO/MAX installations, users already have command-line executables that can accomplish this task.

Click through to view a demonstration of how to use CSAPHCS08Z.EXE to create a stand-alone image for a 9S08QE128 device...

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